Officially opened in 2023. As Taiwan's first indoor baseball stadium that meets international standards, it has a fixed seating capacity of over 40,000. It serves as a venue for sports events, concerts, and exhibitions. The WBSC Premier12 preliminary round and the World Baseball Classic qualifiers have both been held here.

One of Taipei's oldest commercial and cultural centers. It blends tradition with modernity, featuring century-old shops on Dihua Street, a variety market offering goods from the north and south of Taiwan, cafes, and creative stores. Every year before the Lunar New Year, the New Year Goods Street is especially lively. Additionally, Dadaocheng Wharf is a popular spot to enjoy the sunset and fireworks over the Tamsui River.

One of Taipei's most renowned food night markets. It offers a variety of traditional Taiwanese snacks, such as oyster omelets, saltwater chicken, stinky tofu, and assorted desserts, showcasing Taiwan's unique night market culture and lifestyle. It is beloved by both locals and tourists alike.

One of Taipei's most renowned food night markets. It offers a variety of traditional Taiwanese snacks, such as oyster omelets, saltwater chicken, stinky tofu, and assorted desserts, showcasing Taiwan's unique night market culture and lifestyle. It is beloved by both locals and tourists alike.

One of Taipei's most renowned food night markets. It offers a variety of traditional Taiwanese snacks, such as oyster omelets, saltwater chicken, stinky tofu, and assorted desserts, showcasing Taiwan's unique night market culture and lifestyle. It is beloved by both locals and tourists alike.

One of Taipei's most renowned food night markets. It offers a variety of traditional Taiwanese snacks, such as oyster omelets, saltwater chicken, stinky tofu, and assorted desserts, showcasing Taiwan's unique night market culture and lifestyle. It is beloved by both locals and tourists alike.