周邊景點

Taipei Arena is the first multifunctional stadium in Taipei. It has a total area of 34,643 pings and 15,000 seats. Because of its sheer size, its glass curtain outer walls not only add a sense of transparency to the building, but also integrate the spirit of the stadium and the event space around it, making it the most important sports center in Taipei.

Taipei 101, with a mass of shops on the lower floors, incorporate many top brands under the LVMH group, such as Louis Vuitton, Dior, Celine, etc. The fourth floor houses the Page One bookstore from Singapore, with the highest-roofed coffee house in Taipei and many fine restaurants.

This very busy temple is devoted to Guan, a famous deified general who lived (A. D. 162-219) during the Three Kingdoms period. A man, who valued loyalty and righteousness above all things, Guangong is worshipped as the God of War; since he was adept at managing finances, he is also worshipped as the patron saint of businessmen. This is young temple, built in 1967, with a simple and dignified appearance. In front of the hall is a censer with a somewhat unusual design, its two handles in the shape of flying dragons and its four sides adorned with dragons’ heads stretching toward the sky. The courtyard of the temple is usually busy, with crowds of worshippers bowing their heads or kneeling in devotion. On the main altar you will see offerings of only fresh flowers and tea, since the temple forbids the killing of offering of animals. The temple also discourages the burning of ritual paper money as an offering to the deities and the spirits of the deceased, the staging of operas for the gods, the presenting of gold medallions in gratitude to the deities, and the like. The temple supplies free candles, and there is no donation box-a first for traditional religion in Taiwan! Many believers feel that this is a very efficacious temple, and it is frequently thronged with people praying for help and seeking divine guidance by consulting oracle blocks. Even the pedestrian underpass outside the temple is filled with fortune-tellers and vendors who take commercial advantage of the temples popularity.

Joining the worlds top brands, a spacious shopping environment, and friendly service, Breeze Center has become the benchmark for cutting edge fashion in Taipeis retail world. Stroll through the ground floor shops showcasing upscale international brands and you may think youve teleported to New Yorks Fifth Avenue. The capacious retail space at Breeze Center is divided into two main areas. On its nine above ground and two basement levels, the high-ceilinged Area A boasts a six-screen multiplex theater, supermarket, food court, and a six-floor department store. At Area B, the first floor is called Luxury Ave, and aptly so with shops specializing in some of the fashion worlds biggest brands. The shops on the Ground Floor "Cinderella City" sell everything needed for the princess-to-be, from cosmetics and jewelry to shoes and accessories. Sunlight bathes down to the B1 level through the transparent roof, adding a bright note to the spacious shopping environment covering 66,000 square meters in all. Breeze Center also regularly arranges a number of fun activities frequently to add a festive note to your next shopping spree.

Taipei Songshan Airport (IATA: TSA, ICAO: RCSS) (Chinese: 台北松山機場; pinyin: Táiběi Sōngshān Jīchǎng) is a mid-size commercial airport and military airbase located in Songshan, Taipei, Republic of China. The airport covers an area of 182 hectares (1.82 km2). The civilian section of Songshan Airport, officially Taipei International Airport (Chinese: 台北國際航空站; pinyin: Táiběi Gúojì Hángkōngzhàn), has scheduled flights serving domestically in Taiwan, and also to China, South Korea and Japan, with the vast majority of international flights out of the Taipei area served by Taoyuan International Airport. Songshan Airport is also the base of certain Republic of China Air Force units as part of the Songshan Air Force Base (Chinese: 空軍松山基地; pinyin: Kōngjūn Sōngshān Jīdì). The Songshan Base Commands main mission is to serve the President and Vice President of the Republic of China.

The Miramar Entertainment Park is a shopping mall in the Dazhi area of Taipei, Taiwan. The department store is notable for its 70 m tall Ferris wheel on its rooftop, which is the second largest Ferris wheel in diameter in Taiwan, after the one in Janfusan World, which is 88 m in diameter. The Miramar Ferris wheel was the tallest in Taiwan as it is attached onto a roof, having a combined height of 100 meters; however, that honour was superseded by the Dream Mall Ferris wheel in Kaoshiung, which opens in May 2007. The department store also contains an IMAX theatre, which is the only IMAX theatre showing commercial films in Taiwan. With dimensions 28m × 21m, its movie screen is the largest in Asia for showing commercial films.

Guang Hua Market was established by the Taipei City Government in 1973 as a retailer market, using the space beneath the old Guanghua Bridge. Originally, the market specialized in old books, giving it the nickname "old books street". Within a decade, however, electronics retailers gained presence in the market. Due to underground railroad construction in 1992, Guang Hua Market was moved to an underground location at the corner of Bade Road and Xinsheng South Road. By this time, the area became known for electronics, with many new stores opening, and the establishment of other electronic markets such as the International Electronics Market, Contemporary Life Market, and Sanpu Market. In 2006 due to the deconstruction of the Guanghua Bridge, Guang Hua market was moved to a temporary location at the corner of Jinshan North Road and Civic Boulevard. The temporary building consisted of five warehouse-like halls, providing a total of 196 retail stores. Not soon after market moved into its temporary location, construction began on the current six-story Guang Hua digital plaza building. This has been the current location since July 2008. The Guang Hua Digital Plaza building today consists of six stories above ground and one story below ground. The first story above ground is an exhibition space for electronic products. The second and third stories are the new locations for the 196 vendors of the original Guang Hua Market. The fourth and fifth stories are the new locations for the vendors of Xining Guozhai Electronics Market. The sixth floor is reserved for repair shops, education classes, and offices. The basement floor is parking.

Situated in the fashion center of East end in Taipei, SOGO Fuxing Store is connected with Zhongxiao Store and Dunhua Store to offer a comprehensive shopping space of luxury goods, fashion, life, food, leisure and recreations.

The Exhibition Hall, often called Exhibition Hall 1, has 7 floors, with a total 159,329 square meters of floor space. Since its opening in 1986, this site has become Asia’s most dynamic showground in the promotion of world trade and industry through the hosting of short and long term exhibitions that meet every need.Those organizing or visiting local and international exhibitions can enjoy a full menu of services with Hall facilities including “everything" like a post office, bank, restaurant, conference rooms, bounded warehousing, courier services, travel service, booth decoration service, copying/faxing service, trade library, trade book store, emergency medical clinic and forwarding service.