Holiday Inn Express Taipei Train Station I dintorni

Step into officially National Museum of Taiwan - Railway Department Park. A short walk from the hotel brings you to red-brick buildings, vintage locomotives, and stories that trace the nation’s transport history. Smart travel starts here.

A historic trading hub since the Qing Dynasty, Dihua Street is lined with traditional shop houses now reborn as tea shops, design stores, and cafés. The blend of old Taipei charm and creative life offers a poetic stroll through time, where past and present merge.

Built in 1859, this temple is famous for its matchmaking deity and deep spiritual roots. Locals and visitors alike visit to pray for love, peace, and guidance—making it more than a religious stop, but a window into Taipei’s cultural soul.

Taiwan’s largest fabric market, where tailors, artisans, and food vendors gather under one roof. Here you’ll find everything from bespoke textiles to handmade goods, and it remains a vibrant hub for traditional craftsmanship in the heart of old Taipei.

Once a major port for Taiwan’s tea trade, the wharf is now a riverside destination for sunset views, biking paths, weekend markets, and the city’s summer fireworks festival. A perfect place to pause, reflect, and let time slow down.

Ningxia Night Market is one of Taipei's most representative traditional night markets, famous for the authentic street food around its central roundabout. It gathers countless Taiwanese night market delicacies like oyster omelets, chicken rice, and pork liver soup—every bite is pure satisfaction! The market is well-organized, making it easy for you to explore. It's definitely the top choice for sampling classic Taiwanese snacks.

Once known as Taipei’s blacksmith hub, Chifeng Street has transformed into a creative alley filled with cultural charm. Renowned for its renovated heritage buildings, art installations, vintage boutiques, and characterful cafés, this neighborhood reflects Taipei’s unique aesthetic and lifestyle. Strolling through its quiet lanes, you’ll discover hidden gems at every turn—a favorite spot for creatives and urban explorers alike.

Stretching above the Zhongshan Underground Mall, this linear green space seamlessly connects Zhongshan and Shuanglian MRT stations. The park features lush greenery, artistic installations, and inviting seating areas. Creative markets and cultural events often take place here, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll, a jog, or simply enjoying the vibrant pulse of urban life.

Housed in a 1921 Japanese-era school building, MOCA Taipei blends history with modernity. It features rotating contemporary exhibitions and outdoor public art, providing both reflection and imagination in the city’s bustling core.