Taipei Travel

• Day 1: Museum of Drinking Water → Treasure Hill Artist Village → Taipei City Hakka Cultural Park → Gongguan Shopping District
• Day 2: Lungshan Temple in Monga → Longshan Cultural & Creative Base → Bopiliao Historical Block → The Red House → Ximending and America Street
• Day 3: Dihua Street → Yongle Market → Chifeng Street → Xinzhongshan Linear Park → Tiao Tong Shopping District
• Day 4: Miniatures Museum of Taiwan → Suho Paper Memorial Museum → Puppetry Art Center of Taipei → National Railway Museum & Songshan Cultural and Creative Park → Raohe Street Night Market

 
▲Museum of Drinking Water

Located in the bustling Gongguan district, the Museum of Drinking Water is a unique park that blends history, education, and leisure. Designed in the style of a classical Greek temple, the museum itself is a charming historical landmark that tells the story of Taipei’s water supply development. Inside the park, you’ll find rich exhibits on water resources and environmental education programs. There’s also a specially designed “Water Garden” for families, making it a perfect spot to cool off and play during summer. Plus, the museum is near Treasure Hill Artist Village, allowing visitors to enjoy a cultural and creative walking route full of knowledge and fun.
 
 
▲The Red House

The Red House in Ximending is Taiwan’s first officially operated public market, made up of the Octagon Building and the Cross Building, with over a century of history. Its red-brick architecture is uniquely styled and has become a cultural landmark in Ximending. After evolving through different roles over the years, it has now transformed into a key hub for cultural and creative industries. On the first floor, you’ll find the Red House Teahouse and curated boutique shops, while the second floor houses a professional theater. The Cross Building’s “16 Studios” brings together a variety of creative brands. On weekends, a lively creative market takes place, where visitors can enjoy art, shop for unique items, and experience the vibrant cultural charm of Ximending.
 
 
▲Chifeng Street

Chifeng Street was once known as the “Blacksmith Street,” but has since transformed into a charming alleyway district full of artistic vibes. Its most unique feature is the blend of old and new scenery, with vintage photo studios, retro clothing shops, independent bookstores, and cozy cafés lining the streets. Whether you're hunting for quirky items, strolling leisurely through the alleys, or simply enjoying a quiet afternoon tea, Chifeng Street has something for you. It’s the perfect spot to experience Taipei’s youthful creative energy and nostalgic atmosphere.
 
 
▲Miniatures Museum of Taiwan

The Miniatures Museum of Taiwan is the first museum in Asia dedicated to miniature art, and its collection ranks among the best in the world. Every piece strictly follows a 1:12 scale, featuring scenes from the Roman ruins and the Buckingham Palace to American apartments—taking you on a whirlwind tour around the globe in seconds.
What makes it truly special is the incredible attention to detail: even the wine bottles contain real wine! Exploring miniature art feels like stepping into a beautiful and mysterious dream, full of wonder and imagination.