Attractions

Taipei Artist Village

Tuesdays to Sundays:11:00-22:00

● Closed on Monday.

https://www.artistvillage.org/about.php

Taipei Hope Plaza Farmer Market

SYNTREND

After opening to the public in 2020, TLB has expanded beyond No. 25 and 27, Section 2, Jinan Road to include the Japanese-style buildings at No. 2-10, Lane 53 of Qidong Street as well as No. 12-16 Happy Meadow, Lane 53.
Exhibitions, cross-domain performances, writers-in-residence programs, courses, lectures, and local day study activities that reflect topics and subjects of contemporary interest and promote creative writing will be regularly organized to help the public participate fully in the TLB campus’ literary and cultural atmosphere. We hope that all visitors will, in addition to learning about the stories from history, learn from each other and kindle a love for literature and community knowledge.
We look forward to the TLB becoming a place where all are welcome to relax and share. In this space, everyone can get close to, interpret, and appreciate literature in their own way and infuse Taiwanese literature into everyday life.

Come to the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall,
linger in this place of art and culture,
wander at leisure through the wide elegant spaces,
appreciate the beauty of the architecture and gardens, and
experience the joy of growing and learning.

Former Official Dormitories of Taihoku Prison

The prison building from Qing Dynasty rule was preserved as Taihoku Prison before moving to an area that is today’s neighborhood of Aiguo East Road and Jinhua Street and be expanded. Taihoku Prison was planned and designed by Keijiro Yamashita, a Japanese specialist in modern prison architecture, who adopted the latest Pennsylvania System at that time, turning it into one of the largest modern prisons in Taiwan.

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228 Peace Park occupies a city block bordered by Gongyuan Road, Xiangyang Road, Huaining Road and Ketagalan Boulevard. The park is built in a traditional style, with Japanese garden landscaping and ponds, arched bridges, walking paths, and an amphitheater. The Taipei 228 Memorial Museum and 228 Memorial Monument are also located in the park.

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A walk through the Dihua Street Area gives visitors a feel of Taipei City's past. The old-town market has scores of shops selling a variety of traditional goods such as Chinese medicines and herbs, temple icons and incense, spices and dried food, colorful bolts of cloth, and bamboo and wooden crafts.