[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Bopiliao Historical Block (Updated Apr)

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#DecemberTravelSupportEvent Taipei in November~ It's a nice trip because the weather is neither hot nor cold, like autumn in Korea. Bopiliao Street, which still retains its old appearance, Huashan 1914 Creative Cultural Park, and Dadicheng Wharf~ It was so good^^ #Taipei #BopiliaoStreet

Bopiliao Historical Block, an old building built in 1799 and later developed into a tourist attraction. Many tourists visit and take cool photos with the red brick building that gives off an ancient Chinese feel. There is an exhibition room and historical stories to study. This place is located in Wanhua District, Taipei, near Longshan Temple. You can travel by subway to Longshan Temple Station or by bus as well. #taiwan #taipei

Wandering around the hotel, I found a building with existing characteristics 🏠 It is a historical street, telling the past of Bopiliao🕰️ Let people understand and know about Bopiliao #TaipeiAttractions #Taipei #TaiwanCityAttractions #WanhuaAttractions #WanhuaDistrict #AedasHotel Not many tourists 😎 People who don’t like shopping/like history and nostalgia can visit this place 🙂↕️ Quietness in the bustling city ❣️👍🏻

#Overseas travel 🏡 Hongmaoqing - During the day, there are various souvenir shops and clothing stores. It is located in the center of Taipei, so it is a good place to stop by and look around. 🏡 Ximending skewer shop! If you choose the skewer you want, they will grill it right away with charcoal! It was the best skewer in my life>< 🏡 Bopiliao Street It is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of old Taiwan 🏡 Yongsan Temple ◽️ No. 211, Guangzhou St, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10853 ◽️9:00 AM - 9:30 PM It is a place where you can feel the Taoist culture of Taiwan

#Taiwan City Attractions Address: Lane 173, Kangding Road, Wanhua District, Taipei City Opening hours: 09:00 - 18:00 (Closed on Mondays) Cost: Free The Bopiliao Old Street District is located in Wanhua District. It retains the street style of the Qing Dynasty a hundred years ago, with red brick walls, arched arcades, and carved window lattices. The street has well-preserved street patterns and traditional shophouses from the Qing Dynasty. Its architectural space has witnessed the development of the streets in Mengjia and has unique historical, cultural and architectural features. The museum displays old rickshaws, telephones, childhood toys, etc., which makes you feel like you have returned to the past. It feels that times have changed a lot. Today's advanced technology has made things more convenient for everyone. #Wanhua District #Taipei Good Places

#TravelAbroad Bopiliao Historical District is a short street full of old red brick buildings that look like warehouses from the 18th-19th centuries that have been well preserved. They have been renovated and transformed into a conservation tourism area, with art works inserted into them, making it one of the hip tourist attractions in Taipei. There are old traditional buildings and shops located near Longshan Temple, one of the most famous temples in Taipei.

#Taiwan City Attractions The Bopiliao Historic District is one of the few remaining Qing Dynasty streets in Taipei City. Its distinctive red brick walls, rare arched arcades, and carved window frames are all full of historical atmosphere. It is definitely worth a visit 👀 and a top-notch check-in 📸. It is worth mentioning that Wanhua Night Market, also known as Mengjia Night Market, is only a 5-8 minute walk away. If you have time, you can experience the mixture of ancient and modern times all at once. #Wanhua Night Market #Monga Night Market #Bopiliao #Qing Dynasty Street

Today, I would like to invite my friends to take photos at a new check-in point at Bopiliao Historic Block, an outdoor venue that holds exhibitions in Taipei, Taiwan. On the day we went, there was no exhibition. Bopiliao became a public park for people to come and sit, walk, and chat. It is a hangout place for teenagers and the elderly to relax and unwind. I think this place is very interesting because the decoration style is retro, ancient Chinese, with red bricks and Chinese red lanterns decorating the entire park. No matter how you take a photo, it will definitely look beautiful. I recommend going early in the morning so that you don't have people in your photos. Opening/Closing Hours: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Closed every Monday Coordinates: Lane 173, Kangding Rd, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 108 #TravelTaiwan

#TaiwanTravel See the historical beauty of Bopiliao (Bopiliao Historical Block) It is a short street full of old red brick buildings that look like warehouses in the 18th-19th century. Which have been preserved to see the classic. It is not far from Longshan Temple. You can walk here. This place has been turned into a museum that displays pictures of life in the past. Very artistic. Find a cool angle to take pictures. Admission fee: Free admission Opening hours Opening and closing hours: You can walk around the outside of the building at any time. Inside the building and the learning center are open from 09:00-17:00. Closed days: Closed every Monday. How to get there Take the MRT Longshan Temple Station on the blue line and exit at Exit 1.

#Taiwan Attractions #Taipei Wanhua District Red, bricks and tiles, wooden sliding doors, arched arcades, low-rise buildings, you can tell at a glance that they are over a hundred years old. Yes, that's right! This historic district full of artistic atmosphere is the only remaining Qing Dynasty street in Taipei City. Now there are MRT and train stations nearby, as well as Longshan Temple. There are also traditional snacks nearby with an ancient flavor. I chose to go shopping at around 11 or 12 in the morning. There were few people and it was very comfortable to go shopping!

Bopiliao Historic District A place suitable for street photography. The current site retains the integration of early century-old cultural relics and modern civilized buildings. It is getting better and better with great care, and has a retro historical flavor. There is no entrance fee and the environment is clean. 👍👍👍 Lane 173, Kangding Road, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan

The origin of Bopiliao dates back to the 4th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1799 AD). It was called "Fu Pi Liao" at that time. In the 18th year of Daoguang's reign (1838 AD), it was renamed "Fu Di Liao". The street style of the Qing Dynasty and the archway houses of the Japanese colonial period are quite intact in the block. In 2003, the Taipei City Government launched the Bopiliao Old Street restoration project. It was not until 2009 that the entire Bopiliao Historic District was restored and officially opened to the public. When you walk to the intersection of Kangding Road and Guangzhou Street, you can see the signs on ancient buildings. Look at this walkway, with the sunlight shining down☀️, how beautiful it is! Coal was sold here in the past, and charcoal shops gathered here. Over time, the locals called this place Tutan City. However, it gradually declined due to road expansion. This place is located at the strategic point of Jiangtong, and most of the visitors to Xiuying Teahouse are Taipei Railway Station tricycle drivers. This intersection once again became a gathering place for tricycles. When we walked into the interior for a tour, the scene we saw was probably from the 1950s, 1970s, and 1970s. Things like wicker chairs, sewing machines, and telephones ☎️ hold memories of my childhood! Bopiliao will hold some exhibitions and activities from time to time. This day we saw a volunteer Beibei folding balloons🎈 for the children at the service center. The expectant eyes of the children are so cute! Leaving the service station and walking along the street, you can see cute and childlike graffiti on the walls. As I continue walking, the feeling of Qing Dynasty streets gradually disappears. The architectural style is different, more modern, There is an illusion of walking through a time tunnel, It is actually difficult to associate Bopiliao with the "Qing Dynasty" because of its artistic atmosphere. It reminds me more of the 1950s and 1960s. Address: Lane 173, Kangding Road, Wanhua District, Taipei City Business hours: Block: Tuesday~Sunday, 09:00-21:00 Indoor: Tuesday~Sunday, 09:00-18:00 Closed on Mondays and national holidays #TaipeiFeatures #TaipeiTravel #TaipeiPark #domestictourism #Travel guide#Attraction photo guide#Family travel#Photo-taking super beautiful exhibition#Go to the museum to explore#Parent-child good place

Bopilao Historic Block is historic city block in Taipei featuring traditional 18th century architecture. It was constructed way back during the Qing dynasty. Now repurposed as a cultural and arts hub. I’m recommending this place for people who likes instagrammable photos. Here is the place! #happynewyear

Taipei, the vibrant capital of Taiwan, is a city that blends modernity with rich history and natural beauty. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, Taipei offers an array of experiences that cater to all interests. As a solo traveler, exploring Taipei is a rewarding adventure, filled with breathtaking sights, cultural encounters, and moments of quiet reflection. Here’s a guide to some of the must-visit points of interest in Taipei. 1. Taipei 101: Skyline Icon Start your journey with an iconic landmark—Taipei 101. Once the tallest building in the world, this architectural marvel provides an unparalleled view of the city from its observation deck. The high-speed elevator whisks you up in seconds, and once at the top, you can take in the panoramic views of the sprawling metropolis. If you visit at night, the city lights create a mesmerizing scene. 2. Elephant Mountain: A Hiker’s Paradise For nature enthusiasts, a hike up Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan) is a must. Just a short MRT ride from Taipei 101, the trail offers a moderate challenge with a big reward—a stunning vista of Taipei’s skyline. The best time to go is just before sunset, when the golden hues bathe the city in a magical glow. 3. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall: A Glimpse into History Stepping into the grand Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, you’ll find yourself surrounded by history and grandeur. This sprawling complex, dedicated to Taiwan’s former leader, features traditional Chinese architecture, tranquil gardens, and the ceremonial changing of the guards. It’s a perfect spot for reflection and photography. 4. Ximending: The Bustling Heart of Taipei If you enjoy vibrant streets filled with entertainment, shopping, and street food, Ximending is your go-to spot. This pedestrian-friendly district is Taipei’s version of Shibuya, with neon lights, trendy stores, and a youthful energy. Solo travelers will appreciate the ease of exploring the area, whether it's browsing boutiques or trying local delicacies like bubble tea and stinky tofu. 5. Beitou Hot Springs: A Relaxing Escape A short MRT ride from the city center, Beitou is a haven for relaxation. Famous for its natural hot springs, this area offers both public and private baths where you can soak away travel fatigue. Visit the Beitou Thermal Valley for a glimpse of the steaming, mineral-rich waters and learn about the area’s geothermal wonders at the Hot Springs Museum. 6. National Palace Museum: A Treasure Trove of Art For art and history lovers, the National Palace Museum is a must. Housing a vast collection of Chinese artifacts, this museum provides insight into centuries of cultural heritage. The famous jadeite cabbage sculpture and intricate calligraphy pieces are just a few of the treasures you’ll encounter. 7. Shilin Night Market: A Foodie’s Delight No trip to Taipei is complete without experiencing a night market, and Shilin is one of

#Taipei Attractions There are also many well-known historical attractions in Taipei City. This time we came to Peeling Liao Historical and Cultural District🎉 The name of this place is very special, but the view is quite good, full of historical feeling🤩 The red brick houses are the characteristic here, the neat arrangement, and many cultural and creative industrial areas The history here is quite long and has been around since the 18th century You can reach it by taking the MTR to Longshan Station. The transportation is convenient. You can spend an hour shopping and eating in the pedestrian street😍 There are many historical models to visit inside, both in terms of architecture and tools used in the past, which are quite complete 👍

Bopiliao Historical District🛕 🏮Bopiliao Historical District is a large old town in Taiwan. It is complete with old traditional red brick buildings, shops, and a center for learning about Taiwan's history. 📮Bopiliao has been renovated into a conservation tourist attraction. It has been infused with art and activities, making it a chic place that is also a museum. This area is also near Longshan Temple, so you can walk there. ⏰ Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 📍 Lane 173, Kangding Rd, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 108 #TaiwanTravel

When economic development reaches a certain stage, the pursuit of spirit and culture becomes a focus. Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, once a tobacco factory, has been transformed into an art district after ceasing production. It shares some similarities with Beijing's 798 Art District and is a great place to visit exhibitions and take photos. Recommended niche Taipei itinerary: Day 1: Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Eslite Spectrum Songyan, Rilakkuma Café, Zhongxiao Dunhua Shopping District Day 2: Suho Paper Museum, Ximending, Elephant Mountain Day 3: National Palace Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei, Chifeng Shopping District Day 4: Ri Xing Type Foundry, Eslite Bookstore Day 5: Longshan Temple, Bopiliao Historic Block, Taipei 101, Jimmy Liao Bus Stop Day 6: Pingxi Line Train (Houtong Cat Village, Shifen, Pingxi, Jingtong), Jiufen Old Street Day 7: Shilin Official Residence, Taiwan Design Museum, Yongkang Street Commercial District Day 8: The Lin Family Mansion and Garden, Discovery Center of Taipei, 44 South Village

#2月好地方2025 Bopiliao is located in Wanhua District, Taipei, and is a historical district full of the style of old Taipei. Walking into this place, it feels like traveling back to Taipei a hundred years ago. The old red brick houses, stone streets and nostalgic arcades are full of old-fashioned flavor. In the past, this was a major commercial center, but now it has become a popular tourist attraction that combines history and cultural creativity, with frequent exhibitions, filming and market activities. A stroll around the area will not only allow you to learn about Taipei’s historical changes, but you can also have a cup of coffee and take beautiful photos in a hipster-style store, and experience the charm of the slow-paced life in the old city. Take a leisurely stroll and take photos. Bopiliao is definitely an unexpected nostalgic surprise in downtown Taipei.

#Taipei Itinerary Strolling through the Bopiliao Historical District, you will see well-preserved Qing Dynasty street houses, each brick and tile of which tells the story of Taipei’s past. This was once a bustling commercial district, but now it has been transformed into a cultural park, where exhibitions and activities provide an in-depth understanding of the city’s history. Then we went to Longshan Temple in Wanjia. This century-old temple is the religious center of Taipei. It is very popular and believers pray devoutly, making people feel the strong religious atmosphere. Watching tourists concentrating on appreciating the exhibitions in the neighborhood, or believers praying quietly in Longshan Temple, I can't help but sigh that this journey is not only an exploration of history, but also a baptism of the soul. Bopiliao and Lungshan Temple allow people to find tranquility and depth amidst the hustle and bustle of Taipei. 🚉 Transportation: - Bopiliao Historic District: 5 minutes walk from MRT "Longshan Temple Station" - Monga Longshan Temple: 1 minute walk from MRT "Longshan Temple Station" #Bopiliao Historic District #Mengjia Longshan Temple #Taipei History #Faith Journey #Cultural Exploration

Bopiliao Historical Block is a historic area located in the Wanhua District of Taipei. It is filled with ancient buildings constructed from the Qing Dynasty to the Japanese colonial era, making it an ideal place for learning about history and taking beautiful photos. When you walk into Bopiliao, you will find alleys paved with old bricks and buildings that feature a blend of Chinese and Western architecture. Some buildings have been converted into museums and exhibitions that tell the story of Taipei's past. The highlight of this place is its tranquil atmosphere and the decor that retains the essence of the past. Visitors can admire the details of the buildings and stop by small shops or cafes in the area. Bopiliao is a perfect destination for history lovers and photography enthusiasts. It is located near Longshan Temple, making it easy to visit both places. The area is easily accessible by taking the MRT to Longshan Temple Station and then walking a few minutes.

Bopiliao Historic Block is a beautifully preserved street in Taipei’s Wanhua District, offering a glimpse into the city’s past. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, this area features red-brick buildings, traditional shophouses, and a mix of architectural influences from different periods. Once a bustling commercial hub, it has now been transformed into a cultural space with art exhibits, historical displays, and educational workshops. The interactive exhibits provide insight into Taipei’s urban development, while the old-school storefronts make for great photography. Located near Longshan Temple, Bopiliao is easy to visit alongside other cultural landmarks in the area. The quiet atmosphere makes it a nice contrast to the city’s busy streets, allowing visitors to appreciate Taipei’s history at a leisurely pace. Whether you love history, architecture, or just exploring charming old streets, Bopiliao is a hidden gem worth discovering.

#Tourist attraction bundle Tourist attraction bundle🧳 Longshan Temple and Bopiliao Historical Block Taipei 🛕Longshan Temple 📌No. 211, Guangzhou Road, Wanhua District, Maibei City, Taiwan 10853 ⏰Open🕕06.00-🕙22.00 hrs. 🪔Worship and pray for blessings, famous for asking for love, there is a place to rent and worship📿 🚈Take the subway and get off at Longshan Station BL10 (Blue Line) Bopiliao Old Town Bopiliao Historical Block 📌Lane 173, Kangding Road, Wanhua District, Maibei City, Taiwan 108 ⏰Open Tuesday-Sunday 🕘09.00-🕕18.00 hrs. and closed every Monday 🛎️An old historical site in Taiwan. It is a red brick building. The building has been preserved in its original condition. It is an important tourist attraction. And it is not far from Longshan Temple, suitable for taking pictures to check in📸 🚶You can walk from Longshan Temple to Bopiliao, about 500 meters away #Traveling on your own #Traveling in Taiwan #Places to worship #Ancient Street #longshantemple #bopiliaohistoricalblock #taipei #taiwan

The Bopiliao Historic District, located near the MRT Longshan Temple Station, is a well-preserved old town area. The red brick buildings and old street style make people feel like they have returned to the past. It is not a big place and you can spend about 1-2 hours here. It is free to visit and there are toilets and water dispensers, which is quite convenient. Combining history and culture Bopiliao displays the historical development of Wanhua, and part of its space is used as an exhibition hall, adding cultural atmosphere to the old street. The fusion of old and new makes this place unique. A good place for a leisurely walk and taking photos There are few people on weekdays, which is suitable for a leisurely stroll and enjoying the atmosphere of the old street. The red brick wall is great for taking photos, and when you’re tired of shopping, you can stop by Wanhua to eat some delicious food. Bopiliao Historic District Lane 173, Kangding Road, Wanhua District, Taipei City #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 #BopiliaoHistoricStreet #Wanhua #LongshanTemple

The #Bopiliao Historic District in Wanhua was once an important commercial street in Wanhua City during the Qing Dynasty. It is also one of the few historical districts in Taipei that still retains the style from the Qing Dynasty to the Japanese colonial period. Characterized by red brick street houses, the arcades, arches, and wooden window frames on both sides of the street still retain the old style. Strolling through the winding alleys is like walking into the time theater of old Taipei and feeling the urban atmosphere of a hundred years ago. Today, Bopiliao is not only a historical site, but also a venue for cultural and artistic exchanges. Exhibitions, handcraft workshops, street art and other activities are regularly held here, cleverly blending historical buildings with modern creativity. The movie "Monga" was also filmed here, making Bopiliao a pilgrimage site for nostalgic movie fans in Taipei. This place not only retains the original street style of Taipei, but also constantly injects new cultural vitality. It is really beautiful every time I come here!!! If you also like nostalgic atmosphere, historical buildings, or want to experience the oldest appearance of Taipei, the Bopiliao Historic District is definitely a place worth stopping by. ✅ Bopiliao Historic District 📍 Address: Lane 173, Kangding Road, Wanhua District, Taipei City 108 🚇 Transportation: MRT Longshan Temple Station #NaWhereToGo #BopiliaoHistoricStreet #WanhuaOldStreet #TaipeiHistory #RedBrickStreetHouse #TaipeiSecrets #SlowTravelTaipei #HiddenAttractionsInTaipei #Valentine'sDay2025

#Get a discount without relying on luck Bopiliao historical block is near Longshan Temple. It is an old alley of red brick buildings that has been preserved and renovated into a tourist attraction. Inside, there are exhibitions of history for you to read and gain knowledge. It is suitable for walking and taking cool and stylish photos. It is near Longshan Temple. When you leave the temple, turn left and walk straight ahead for a short distance. Admission is free. 🕰️bOpening hours: 09.00-18.00

In the nostalgic alleys of Wanhua District, Taipei City, there is an area called Bopiliao that preserves old townscapes. This area retains the townscape from over a hundred years ago, featuring red bricks, arched sidewalks, and window lattices with floral carvings. It exudes an elegant yet simple beauty. The Bopiliao Historical Block is located next to Longshan Temple and is surrounded by Kangding Road, Guangzhou Street, and Kunming Street. It almost perfectly preserves the town style of the Qing Dynasty and the traditional shop buildings of that time. This architectural space has witnessed the development of Wanhua City and stands as a testament to its history. It is a place with unique history, culture, and architectural features.

#2024TravelReview Bopiliao continues the street style of the Qing Dynasty more than a hundred years ago, with red brick walls, arched arcades, and carved window frames, presenting an elegant and simple beauty. It became popular in the past because of the movie "艋舺", but unfortunately the movie scenes have been demolished. Walking here, you can feel the nostalgic feelings of the past. The last photo was created by Shen Jiayin in 2022. The theme is the flow of time in the century-old streetscape. It is made of fiberglass and iron, and it is beautiful when matched with the old street. 📍Address: Lane 173, Kangding Road, Wanhua District, Taipei City 108 🕰️Business hours: 09:00–18:00 Closed on Mondays Transportation: Take bus No. 9 and get off at Yongsan Junior High School Station, then walk for 3 minutes

Bopiliao Historical Block is a place filled with historical charm and cultural significance in Taipei, Taiwan. Located in the eastern cultural district of the city, every corner of this area makes you feel like you've stepped back in time to the 19th century. What makes Bopiliao particularly fascinating is the blend of well-preserved ancient architecture with traditional Chinese design and modern-day adaptations. The neighborhood retains its unique identity from centuries past, with beautifully preserved buildings such as those made of wood and plaster that reflect the way of life from the old days. Additionally, there are shops selling local souvenirs and artwork that bring life and vibrancy to the area. The atmosphere here is calm and peaceful, making it perfect for a leisurely walk and photography. Walking through narrow alleys and crossing old bridges gives a sense of being immersed in history that remains very much alive today. Visiting Bopiliao Historical Block provides a beautiful experience of blending the past with the present. It is a place where you can learn about Taiwan's history and culture in a way that is both impressive and heartwarming. How to get to Bopiliao Historical Block, you should head to Longshan Temple Station (龍山寺站), take Exit 1 or Exit 2. Both exits are close to the historical block (take about 5-7 minutes) #travel