2025 Taipei Liberty Square Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Decided to visit the Liberty Square Arch at night when the tour buses and tourists have gone away and we get the whole place to ourselves. Absolutely loved the atmosphere.

Every corner tells a story.🏮 #taiwan

🌺When you come to Taipei, you must visit this square, which has moved from feudalism to democracy and freedom. 🌺Exit 5 of the MRT Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Station is close to the performance hall, where there are restaurants and souvenirs for sale. Opposite the concert hall is Chun Shui Tang, which has a long queue and sells bubble tea. In addition to seeing koi in Guanghua Pond, you can now also see birds such as egrets and night herons. 🌺The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall covers a vast area. The building is magnificent and the fence is antique. It is a tourist attraction for domestic and foreign tourists. The National Opera House and the Concert Hall are on both sides, which is very solemn. 🌺Go to the right side of the memorial hall through the lotus pond. The sky gradually darkens, and the night lights in the garden are on, which creates a beautiful night view. Continue walking forward, and there is a large Japanese-style garden with several wooden chairs, forming a quiet and leisurely garden, such a beautiful corner. 🌺The park has complete facilities and provides a good place for people to relax and exercise. It is worth visiting again and again. #Taipei Attractions

In addition to the world-famous Taipei 101 Building, "Liberty Square" is another important tourist attraction in Taipei City. It has a Taiwanese common name, namely "Chiang Kai-shek Temple". Why is it so? What you may not know is that Taiwan is also famous for "a small temple every three steps and a large temple every five steps". This "temple" is very different from other temples in Taiwan. Not only does it occupy a large area, its style is also unique in Taiwan. The base of the temple exhibits some of Chiang Kai-shek's cultural relics, which is very historical. Of course, the hourly changing of the guard from 9:00 to 17:00 every day is a favorite show for tourists from all over the world who come here to visit. It is completely free to visit!

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