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Touring Taipei's Universities: The City's Verdant Campuses Have Much in Store for Casual Visitors
Beyond their vital role in education and research, the universities in Taipei City offer a unique and often overlooked appeal to tourists. Step onto their green campuses and discover unexpected havens of tranquility, with park-like settings, interesting museums, and architecturally intriguing buildings.
Mt. Jinmian and Beyond: A Pick-Your-Own-Ending Adventure in the Hills North of Central Taipei
Just north of where the Keelung River cuts through Taipei, a probing finger of mountainous green juts into the city, cleaving a wedge between Neihu District's shiny office buildings and the older district of Shilin. Among the peaks jostling for space here, Mt. Jinmian is one of the best-known, and a walk based around scaling its rocky flanks presents a multitude of options for hikers seeking somewhere to stretch their legs.
Discoveries Around Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station: A Heady Mix of Early 20th Century Old and 21st Century New
The busy crossroads under which the MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station sits is the precise point where Taipei's modern East District began to take shape in the 1960s. Here's an on-foot dive into the area's marvelous blend of cutting-edge new and imperial-age old.
Cool Creations: Silky Gelato and Innovative Shaved Ice
Whether you prefer the silky richness of artisanal gelato or the fluffy sweetness of traditional shaved ice, Taipei's vast array of frozen desserts is becoming ever more creative. Shaved-ice shops celebrate the seasons with fresh ingredients like mango and watermelon, and artisanal gelaterias focus on responsibly sourced materials, creating refreshing treats with a unique local character.In this article, we introduce three representative options.
Gett to Know Shilin: Edu-tainment, Rides and Games, Food, and Mother Nature Outings
Shilin District, in Taipei's north, runs from the high mountain slopes of the Yangmingshan massif down to and across a densely developed flatlands area where the Shuang River (Shuangxi) runs into the Keelung River and then the Keelung enters the Tamsui River. Here we're visiting key tourist attractions within easy walking distance of Taipei Metro's Red Line.