Top Parks in Taipei

I think the night market nearby is a great spot to grab dinner after your visit. The food is delicious, trust me!

Grab a coffee at one of the cafes before you start your tour. The vibe is relaxing, and it really helped me get into the creative spirit of the place.

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes. There’s a lot of walking involved, and you’ll want to enjoy the beautiful architecture without sore feet!

If you’re short on time skip the workshops unless you’re really interested. I found the exhibitions more engaging plus they’re easier to explore quickly.

Bring a picnic blanket if you want to chill on the grass. It’s a great way to enjoy the scenery and save money on food. I wish I had brought mine.

I recommend wearing comfy shoes; the park is bigger than it looks, and you'll want to explore every corner without sore feet!

Bring your own snacks. There are some food stalls, but I found them pretty pricey. I had a picnic instead, and it was great!

I suggest visiting early in the morning around 8 AM to beat the crowds and enjoy a peaceful stroll around the park. It was super relaxing and less noisy!

Don't skip the museum nearby—it's free! I spent an hour there and learned so much about Taiwan's history. Totally worth it!