Taipei

Taipei is a vibrant metropolis in East Asia, offering a unique blend of modern architecture, traditional culture, and renowned gastronomy. The city’s most striking landmark is the iconic Taipei 101 skyscraper, one of the architectural symbols of the region. Other important monuments include the National Palace Museum, which houses one of the largest collections of Chinese art in the world, and the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, surrounded by a vast park in the very centre of the city.

Other indispensable parts of Taipei are its traditional temples, bustling urban districts, and famous night markets, which are among the main attractions of the destination. They offer a wide selection of local specialties and an authentic atmosphere of city life. The cultural and gastronomic offer is complemented by modern shopping areas, art galleries, and cafes, which enhance the cosmopolitan character of the city.

Thanks to its well-organised infrastructure and proximity to nature, Taipei is an ideal starting point for exploring northern Taiwan. Nearby mountains, hot springs, and coastal areas provide contrast to the urban environment and expand the possibilities for exploration, making Taipei an attractive destination which combines urban experiences, culture, and natural scenery.