Things to do in Taipei

One of our group day-tours got cancelled, but we were still able to go to Taipei 101 since we reserved tickets. This was one the highlights of our trip to Taiwan. The tower itself is more beautiful and magnificent in person. Even looking up at it from the street was such a sight to see. YouTube videos and postcards do not do it justice. We had access to the 89th Obseravatory Floor and it was worth it. We were able to get pictures prior to getting on the elevator. The 89th floor offered 360 degree views of Taipei and it was glorious. We were there around 5:45 to 6:45 pm and that was perfect for a golden sunset. The floor had a flux of photogenic backgrounds and props, some adorable cafes and treats, a souvenir shop, the Tuned Mass Dumper section, and the elevators to go up and down the tower. This was an unforgettable experience and easily topped some of my prior tower visits in the USA.

I watched a baseball game at Taipei Dome while enjoying a cool packed lunch. It was very convenient to purchase tickets through Klook. The cheerleading, which is as popular as an idol group, was also entertaining, and the cheering section was just as exciting to watch as the game itself. The Japanese spectator sitting next to me was a big fan of Korean cheerleader Lee Da-hye and proudly showed off all the merchandise they bought. I highly recommend this experience to anyone who loves baseball.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wonderful Taiwan Tour with York Hsieh! We had a fantastic day exploring Taiwan with York Hsieh! Our tour included Yehliu Geopark’s unique rock formations, releasing sky lanterns in Shifen, visiting the beautiful waterfall, and exploring Jiufen Old Street with its glowing red lanterns and charming atmosphere at night. York also shared useful recommendations for local food, tourist attractions, optional places to visit, and new areas to explore around Taipei. His suggestions gave us more ideas for discovering Taiwan beyond the tour itinerary. Overall, it was a great mix of nature, culture, and sightseeing. Highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Taiwan! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Very easy to use, just scan your code and they'll give you a receipt with a QR to use on the gates. No problems using it at Maokong Gondola and Taipei Zoo. I was also able to use the zoo train one-way.

Booking our tickets online right before entering Taipei Zoo turned out to be a great move, as paying in PHP was noticeably cheaper than purchasing directly in NTD at the gate. The zoo grounds are massive, beautifully maintained, and offer incredible value, but timing is everything when visiting. Arriving at 1:00 PM already put us on a tight schedule, and an unexpected two-hour rainstorm completely stalled our plans. Because of the weather delay and the sheer size of the park, we weren't able to explore the entire zoo, but we definitely plan to visit again on our next trip to Taipei. For anyone planning a visit, I strongly recommend buying your tickets online in advance for the best rate, arriving right when the park opens, and packing umbrellas so a sudden downpour won't cut your day short.

Good place to spend a whole day. start from the top and work your way down. the collection is ordered from earliest period on the top floor, and later pieces on lower floors. public transport to get there is easy and cheaper then the sight seeing bus. there are so many pieces there you might want to come another day to see the rest. Do eat before coming here as there is only a small cafe that is constantly crowded. Besides their most popular pieces that people seem to like to view, you will find other pieces you will like I found the gate cups to be the ones I prefer over the popular pieces.

August 23, 2026 (Sunday) Two years ago, when we visited, it was a sunny day. Today, the weather was very cool, with a light drizzle. However, because of the rain, the roller coaster was temporarily closed, which was a shame because we didn't get to ride it. We rode the Jungle Roar Treehouse (free fall), the pirate ship, the spinning teacups, the Galaxy Express (monorail), the Ferris wheel, the Happy Bumper Cars, and the Space Gyro. It was truly worth the price of admission! My most memorable experience was riding the pirate ship; it was actually very comfortable, and my daughter and I rode it twice. My son was glued to the sandbox and spent an hour and a half there. 😅 We didn't leave until it got dark (6:30 PM), and it was hard to say goodbye.

Thank you klook for the amazing travel to fine arts museum like this my daughter enjoy and love it. If you are travelling to taiwan try to visit Taipei fine arts museum…

it was a fun and tiring trip. I personally really enjoyed it. This trip is a must for eveyone who is planning to visit Taiwan. Our guide, Zoey was amazing and wonderful as well as our driver who made sure that we will arrive at our destination safely. Zoey, is sooo energetic and really knowleagable of the destination.