Dihua Street, Taipei
The oldest street in Taipei, Dihua Street is lined with restored old buildings and Japanese-style shop-front houses.
The oldest street in Taipei, Dihua Street is lined with restored old buildings and Japanese-style shop-front houses. The neighborhood comes alive in the weeks leading up to the Chinese New Year, as residents from all over the city come here to pick up decorations, handicrafts, candy, and other paraphernalia.
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About Dihua Street
Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103
Dihua Street and Nearby Sights on Map
Xiahai Chenghuang Temple
Built in 1856, the Xiahai Chenghuang Temple is dedicated to the City God and his wife
Dadaocheng Pier
Located near the No
Ningxia Night Market
Shuanglian Morning Market
To experience the atmosphere of a truly local market without touristy trappings, head to the opena-ir Shuanglian Market
Taipei City Mall
One of the first underground markets in the city, the Taipei City Mall stretches over 800 metres beneath the Civic Boulevard adjacent to the Taipei Main Station
Ximending
Ximending is a popular shopping district with a night market
Taipei Zhongshan Hall
The Zhongshan Hall was originally built in 1936 as the Taipei City Public Auditorium
Huayin Street
The Huayin Street is a typical Taiwan shopping street, lined with small retailers and food vendors
Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei
Housed in a Japanese-era building that was once the Chenggong Elementary School, the Museum of Contemporary Art offers an overview of the art scene in Taiwan
Shin Kong Life Tower
Soaring to a height of 245 metres in the Zhongzheng District, the Shin Kong Life Tower is the 3rd tallest building in Taiwan