When traveling to Taiwan, what fun places and delicious food should you not miss?

I went to have breakfast near Zhongshan Girls’ High School at around 7 o’clock in the morning. I found a “beautiful” breakfast shop nearby and ordered iced milk tea, a sandwich and a bacon egg pancake. Try this breakfast that is commonly eaten by students growing up in most cities. (They are usually more delicious and authentic) If you are lucky, you can see the scene of youth similar to "those years".

Go to the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall at around 8 o'clock and take advantage of the sunshine to take a look at some of the "larger" spaces in Taipei. The blue glazed roof is a good start on cloudy or sunny days. Take some photos to prove that you have been to Taipei.

You can take a walk to Taipei Train Station after 9 o'clock, pass by the Legislative Yuan, and see the appearance of democracy. If you like Gundam (Gundam) and continue to the next stop, you can go to the K Mall opposite the station to visit Gundam. of specialty stores. You can buy a Youyou Card and ask for directions at 7-11, which is friendly and convenient.

Go to the Huashan Art Center at around 10 o’clock to see what Taipei looked like in the past. There are also cultural memories in Fang Wenshan’s tea shop. Maybe you will encounter some interesting activities and performances. If you are tired, stay there Sitting in a large factory selling pastry bread, drinking pretty good coffee.

For lunch, you can have lunch at Qingye Restaurant in Huashan (reservation required), where you can eat a variety of exquisite Taiwanese snacks. Basically, the essence of other night markets has also been collected. Recommend the Buddha Jumps Over the Wall and the fruit called Guava with sour plum powder. Add winter melon tea. (Around RMB 150 per person)

Avoid grabbing lunch with other office workers after 12 o'clock. You can go to Guanghua Digital Plaza next to Huashan and check out the electronic street. The reason why it is worth buying is that most of the The price of genuine products is more reasonable than buying in mainland China and cheaper than the United States, but the latest ones will not be cheaper than those in Hong Kong.

Take the MRT from Beijing University of Science and Technology to City Hall Station at 2pm. Exit from Hankyu Department Store. On the way to Xinyi Eslite, you can visit Uniqlo or Muji, if necessary.

In Xinyi Eslite, don’t visit the bookstore first, but browse its boutique area. There are some interesting small Taiwanese design brands that are cheaper than buying in Shanghai. Save the bookstore part for midnight shopping in Dunnan, and the Japanese part for the Japanese section of Breeze Plaza. If you like desserts, Breeze has some great options.

Looking at everyone’s love for the bookstore, it takes about 2-3 hours to walk out. Soothing, slightly calorie-burning.

Dinner options:

Quick stir-fry: If you are a group of people, you can go to Linyanggang Quick Stir-Fry at the junction of Xinsheng South Road and Changchun Road and see what is described in The Coming of Kangxi scene.

Night Market: Just go to Shilin Night Market. Try the stir-fried scallops and pan-fried buns. If you like Taiwan’s hot-blooded youth style, the Normal University Night Market is a good choice. Braised food is a must-try, and there is another restaurant called "Peacock" that is worth recommending, especially for its beer selection, pork neck, and salads.

Barbecue: Try to go to Ganbei before 8 o'clock, there are many branches. Enjoy the half-Japanese, half-Taiwanese atmosphere. If you kiss, you will get free pork belly.

Otherwise, Yongkang Street is probably worth a visit, and the shopping is pretty much the same. Mango, peanut, and red bean ice are all quite authentic. . . a

After dinner activities:

Walking 1: Take the MRT to Fisherman’s Wharf. If you like shopping, you can consider Tianmu.

Walking 2: Riverbank Park. It is recommended to enter from Raohe Street or Minquan East Road, or ride a bicycle, which is also a very Taipei way of leisure.

Performance: Recommend comdey club. There is a 7 alley opposite the Sun Yat-Senior Memorial Hall. There is a Starbucks on the same street. It was near the United Daily News.

Music: Riverbank, Witches, Underworld.

Massage: Opposite the North Sports Center.

Night activities:

Supper: porridge and side dishes on Fuxing North and South Road. (Yonghe soy milk is also available here... It’s not good to eat it in the morning, so it’s a late night snack!)

Night tour: Yangmingshan Flower Art Village Hot Spring, night view, tea tasting in Maokong, playing cards, Shenkeng Old Street is a good choice.

Hot springs: Wulai Landis and Saner Hotel

Of course. . . Electronic music, dancing, wine tasting: Primo, Room 18 is about it.

The above itinerary can also be divided into 2-3 days, and then you will experience various scenes and atmospheres in Taiwanese movies such as Mengjiao, Those Years, Taipei 9 to 5, One Page Taipei, etc.