4-Day Taipei Itinerary

Day 1: Explore Taipei City Center & Night Market

Places to Go

• Taipei 101: The tallest building in Taiwan with an observation deck offering panoramic views of the city. Website
• National Palace Museum: Home to one of the world’s largest collections of Chinese art and artifacts. Website
• ** Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall**: A memorial dedicated to the late President of the Republic of China, Chiang Kai-shek. Website

Activities

• Take a stroll along Ximending Pedestrian Zone: A popular shopping and entertainment district for young people.
• Watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall.

Where to Eat

• Ao Bennario: A Michelin-starred restaurant serving traditional Taiwanese cuisine in a stylish setting. Website
• Ningxia Night Market: One of Taipei’s most famous night markets with a variety of food stalls offering local delicacies.

Where to Stay

• W Taipei: A trendy, design-forward hotel located in the Xinyi District. Website

Things to Know

• Taiwan uses New Taiwan Dollars (NT$).
• Electrical outlets in Taiwan are Type A and Type C.
• Tap water in Taipei is safe to drink.

Day 2: Visit Yangmingshan National Park & Beitou Hot Springs

Places to Go

• Yangmingshan National Park: A mountainous park with hot springs, hiking trails, and scenic views. Website
• Beitou Hot Springs: Famous for its natural hot springs, Beitou is one of the world’s few places where you can find sulphur-rich hot springs. Website

Activities

• Hike the Qianguanyuan Trail in Yangmingshan National Park.
• Relax at one of Beitou’s public hot spring bathhouses.

Where to Eat

• Yang Ming Xiao Long Bao: A popular spot for xiao long bao (Taiwanese soup dumplings) in Yangmingshan. Facebook
• Le Palais de Beitou: Offers French cuisine with a view of the hot spring valley. Website

Day 3: Visit Taipei’s East Coast & Tamsui District

Places to Go

• Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf: A bustling waterfront area with street food, shops, and stunning views of the sunset. Website
• Jinshan Old Lighthouse: Located on the northeastern tip of Taiwan, this lighthouse offers panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. Website

Activities

• Take a bike ride along the Tamsui River Bikeway.
• Visit Fort San Domingo, a historic fortress in Tamsui District.

Where to Eat

• A-Gei Seafood Restaurant: A popular seafood restaurant in Tamsui with a variety of fresh catches. Website
• Little Guo’an Temple Snacks Street: A street filled with traditional Taiwanese snacks and desserts in Tamsui.

Day 4: Discover Modern Taipei & Departure

Places to Go

• Elephant Mountain (Nangang District): Offers stunning views of the city, especially at sunrise or sunset. Wikipedia
• Ximending Pedestrian Area: A popular shopping and entertainment district for young people.

Activities

• Visit the Taipei Zoo, home to more than 1,600 species of animals. Website
• Explore the vibrant nightlife in Ximending Pedestrian Area.

Where to Eat

• Yongkang Beef Noodle: A famous beef noodle soup restaurant in Taipei. Website

Transportation

• Taipei Metro (MRT): The most convenient way to get around Taipei, with extensive coverage and reasonable prices. Website
• Uber & Taxify: Available for ride-hailing services in Taipei. Download the apps for easy booking.

Tips

• Bargain at night markets and street shops.
• Respect local customs and traditions.
• Stay safe and enjoy your trip!