Where is Dadaocheng?
Dadaocheng is located on the west side of Taipei. It is a neighborhood that rarely appear on when you try to search travel information of Taipei. However it is one of the earliest developed neighborhoods in Taipei and has rich history to tell by simply walking on the streets. Now, you can see many different styles of architecture which represent different era such as Qing dynasty and Japanese ruling period.
This is also the best place to come to look for good quality dried goods and Chinese medicine.
What's special about our tour?
On this tour, our guide will explain the history of the development of Taipei, the features of different architecture and the meaning of it. Also you will visit a puppet theatre museum which has huge collections of Taiwanese traditional puppets and puppets from worldwide. You will also sample some dried fruits and fresh kumquat juice.
Dadaocheng not only has very traditional industries, due to its special historic atmosphere, it now has gradually become a hub of trendy hand craft design shops, cafes and restaurants.
Want to see a neighborhood which is perfectly blend with old and new? Dadaocheng will be the best choice!
When do the tours take place?
Every Sunday afternoon from 2pm to 4pm.
What to wear/bring on a tour?
Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing. If it’s a sunny day, bring sun protection. If it rains, bring rainy gear with you. Camera for memories and big smile for the day!
How much do the tours cost?
NT$700 per person.
The price includes dried fruit sampling and a cup of fresh kumquat juice.
Private tours available upon your request!
Custom tours for different needs.
Private tours
At this tour, you will make your own pieces of Taiwanese sweets and DIY cold brew tea!
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