Sights and Highlights in Taipei

No matter what kind of sport you like,there's something for everyone at the Taipei Arena. This multifunctional venue can change overnight from a basketball court to an ic

Qintian 76 is a Municipal Relic Site. It was originally completed in 1931. In 1943, The house became the residence of Professor Ma, who was one of the professors that too

One of the must-visits in Taiwan are the temples. But did you know that each temple was constructed with a purpose? There are those that are built in worship of gods who

In 2007, the Taipei City Department of Cultural Affairs and the Taipei Cultural Foundation co-founded the Red House art market initiatve in order to promote the talents o

In Maokong area, there are some tea houses suitable for a group of friends to go up there together, enjoy a few pots of tea, and hang out chatting. Yau-Yue Tea House is o

Overlooking the Bitan (Green Lake) is the Bi-ting (Green Pavilion) teahouse. It is up a pretty steep set of stairs very close to the Bitan suspension bridge but is well w

TaipeiEYE is a gateway for people who are interested in Chinese and Taiwanese traditional performing arts. Supported by Koo family whose names are in the history and busi

The Maokong Gondola is a Taipei "must do". This beautiful journey will take you from the Taipei Zoo station to the enchanted Maokong village with several scenic stops alo

This impressive, three-story high building was completed in 1928. Shunichi Kuriyama, one of the most famous architects of the Japanese Colonial Period, was responsible fo

This impressive building, formerly known as the Taiwan Governor-General's Office, was completed in 1919 and designed by Nagano Uheji and Matsunosuke Moriyama during Japa