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Why visit
Taipei 101 was once the world's tallest building; its damper sways gently in the wind, and the observation deck spreads the basin into a sea of lights. It is Taipei's most straightforward skyline needle. Set aside about 2 hours to stroll.
Experiences not to miss
Taipei 101
Taipei 101 was once the world's tallest building; its damper sways gently in the wind, and the observation deck spreads the basin into a sea of lights. It is Taipei's most straightforward skyline needle. Set aside about 2 hours to stroll.
National Palace Museum
The National Palace Museum houses the Jadeite Cabbage and the Meat-shaped Stone, where tens of thousands of Chinese treasures reside. It is the thickest treasure chest of Chinese civilization. Set aside about 3 hours to stroll.
Shilin Night Market
Shilin Night Market is Taipei's largest late-night venue; the "small sausage in large sausage" and the giant fried chicken steak rise with oily aroma. It is the island's most boisterous mouth. Set aside about 2 hours to stroll.
🧭 Local tips
- The top-floor observation needs a ticket; about 2 hours is relaxed
- The New Year's Eve fireworks are most spectacular
- The Xinyi District is directly reached by MRT
- The Jadeite Cabbage is a must-see; about 3 hours is relaxed
- A guide helps you understand the tricks
- Some exhibitions close on Mondays
FAQ
When is the most comfortable time to visit Taipei?
March to May and October to November are best, neither cold nor hot with moderate humidity. Summer is humid and hot with typhoons, and winter is damp and cold with occasional rain.
How to plan three to four days in Taipei?
One day at the Palace Museum and Shilin, half a day at 101 and Xinyi, half a day at Ximending and Tamsui, and the rest at Jiufen and Yangmingshan. The MRT reaches everywhere.