"Si Si Nan Village" Taiwan's first military dependents' village🏠

🏘The low-rise, old-style buildings in Sisi South Village form a sharp contrast with the surrounding financial center with many commercial buildings. Here you can look up at the entire Taipei 101 building, which is a beautiful photo spot. 🏘The park is divided into four halls, namely the Parent-Child Hall, the Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall, the Sales Department, and the Art Bookstore. ✨Hall A - Family Hall ✨ Reservations are required, and visits are not allowed!! It provides a play space for parents and children, making the original retro space with the flavor of the military dependents' village full of creativity; using natural materials and handmade themed educational toys, you can play, raise, learn and grow together~ ✨Hall B-Military Village Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall✨ !!Free admission!!Static display of cultural preservation, the display themes include: the historical trajectory of Sisi Nan Village, military dependents’ village art and culture, military dependents’ village mothers, military dependents’ village food, military dependents’ village life and multimedia screening room...etc. ✨Building C-Haoqiu Living Space✨ This is the most famous bagel sold here, but... I can't bear the chewiness of that bagel~ You can take it out or eat in, and the food is mainly light meals. The sales department has a small Kodak camera display department, which has a collection of cameras from many different eras. It also sells handmade creative items and agricultural products. ✨ Hall D - Arts, Bookstore, Theater Hall✨ During the day, it is a bookstore with thousands of themed books and hundreds of design products. At night, it becomes a new theater that promotes Taiwan's new theater troupes and new productions. #Taipei Attractions