台北旅游网

大稻埕過去是北部重要的貿易港口，現在仍在南北貨、中藥等占有著一席之地，平時的大稻埕帶有一分斑駁的懷舊氣息，走進迪化街更瀰漫著一股乾貨鹹味與醃漬味，再向前行還能盡享大稻埕的絕美河畔，近幾年，已有不少文青小店進駐，也能看到過去的舊攤販結合了新一代想法的演變。

沿淡水河邊的台北最早開市繁榮的商業區；由傳統的布店、南北貨批發、中藥材零售店、廟宇、市場、、直到近年發展的文創產業、、 夠你逛個夠、、 文化非常多元、而內容豐富的知性體驗、相信不論你來自何種背景、都會被吸引、、

Architecture of this area has been preserved by conservationists. Walking this 100 year old street is like walking a museum. It is now a mix of modern interior design for many stores yet continuing the old in others. Modern Dihua St is one of the most commercially active areas of Taipei with transactions in excess of 3 billion US (tea, medicinal herbs, incense, fabrics). This street reminded me of a huge Chinatown within the city, with its medicinal stores, dried foods stores, teas, candies. Coffee and tea shops abound. There are also many fabric stores in the area leading up to Dihua St. There is a temple where locals were burning incense and saying prayers. The temple offered a delicious free tea of wolfberries and red dates. Inside an old building was a small farmer’s market selling fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood. It didn't appear to be very busy. There is also a theatre in this district for traditional performing arts like shadow puppetry, opera performances weekends. There are also a couple of museums which I did not visit. I really enjoyed walking this street for viewing the ancient architecture of each building, each so very unique in design, above each store. Dihua Street is a must visit for anyone to fully appreciate the origins of Taipei. The shopping is excellent too. To get to Dihua St, take metro to Beimen green line metro stop, exit #2 and walk straight along Tacheng Road, many blocks, until you come to Dihua St sign at a major intersection.

中山駅から歩くと、結構距離がありますので、タクシー利用をおすすめします。 かわいい雑貨やさんや、美味しい乾物……色々あります。 疲れたら、カフェで一休みしてください。 台湾の方は、みんな優しいのが印象的でした。

好久沒有來迪化街了，愛上了這裡。 這條非常傳統的古街道，蘊藏著非常多不同的風貌， 有傳統的永樂市場，有香火鼎盛的月老霞海城隍廟， 有台北最密集的南北貨丶中藥店鋪，現在更有更多文青商店及咖啡館丶餐廳。懷舊丶古樸與現代融合為一，值得好好的深入探訪！