Culture and History (Zhongzheng District): Exploring the Treasures of MuseumsPost date：2025-08-29
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Introduction
Nanmen Market-National Taiwan Museum (Taiwan Land Bank Exhibition Hall)-Chengzhong Market-Yuanling Shopping District—Shoe Street-Zhongshan Hall-Bo’ai Road, Hankou Street- Camera Street-Postal Museum-National Museum of Taiwan - Railway Department Park-The Taipei Main Station Front Shopping District
Nanmen Market is famous for its groceries from different places, cooked dishes, and snacks. It offers a complete range of dishes and is known as "Dihua Street in the south district."
▲Nanmen Market
Located across from 228 Peace Memorial Park, the Taiwan Land Bank Exhibition Hall of the National Taiwan Museum reuses the historical site of the Nippon Kangyo Bank, which dates back to the Japanese era.
▲National Taiwan Museum (Taiwan Land Bank Exhibition Hall)
Since the Qing Dynasty, the Chengzhong Market has been a gathering place for vendors in Taipei City. Today, it's a traditional market filled with delicious food.
▲Chengzhong Market
Walking at the intersection of Yuanling Street near Taipei Station, you can see a vast black leather shoe installation. This street is famous for its shoe stores.
▲Yuanling Shopping District—Shoe Street
Built in 1936, Zhongshan Hall was once an assembly hall for the National Assembly and a council room for the Legislative Yuan. It is currently one of the major performing arts centers in Taipei City, and was upgraded to a national monument by the Ministry of Culture in 2019
▲Zhongshan Hall
The area around Bo’ai Road and Hankou Street has the densest number of photography equipment stores in Taiwan, and this camera street witnesses the development of photography equipment in Taiwan.
▲Bo’ai Road, Hankou Street- Camera Street
The Postal Museum, affiliated with Chunghwa Post, is a subsidiary of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications of the Republic of China. It opened to the public in 1966
▲Postal Museum
Adjacent to the Taipei North Gate, the Railway Department Park of the Government of Taiwan is a national monument that currently has eight statutory cultural assets: the Railway Department, cafeteria, men's restroom in the octagonal building, power supply room, engineering room, wartime command center, remains of the Qing Dynasty Machinery Bureau, and Old Taipei Railway Workshop (not within the scope of the Railway Department Park).
▲National Museum of Taiwan - Railway Department Park
The Taipei Main Station Front Shopping District, centered around Taipei Main Station, is one of Taipei City's most important commercial areas.
▲Taipei Main Station
※Surrounding Recommendations
Shopping District:: Yuanling Shopping District, Chengzhong Market, Camera Street
Temple: City God Temple of Taipei City
Cuisine: Chengzhong Beef Ramen King, Chou Noodles, Chengdu China Dumpling Noodle, Guangdong Yangcheng Snacks, Yang Cheng, Lee's Handmade Mochi
Monument and Cultural Venue: National Taiwan Museum, 228 Peace Park, Zhongshan Hall, Office of the President
Nanmen Market is famous for its groceries from different places, cooked dishes, and snacks. It offers a complete range of dishes and is known as "Dihua Street in the south district."
▲Nanmen MarketLocated across from 228 Peace Memorial Park, the Taiwan Land Bank Exhibition Hall of the National Taiwan Museum reuses the historical site of the Nippon Kangyo Bank, which dates back to the Japanese era.
▲National Taiwan Museum (Taiwan Land Bank Exhibition Hall)Since the Qing Dynasty, the Chengzhong Market has been a gathering place for vendors in Taipei City. Today, it's a traditional market filled with delicious food.
▲Chengzhong MarketWalking at the intersection of Yuanling Street near Taipei Station, you can see a vast black leather shoe installation. This street is famous for its shoe stores.
▲Yuanling Shopping District—Shoe StreetBuilt in 1936, Zhongshan Hall was once an assembly hall for the National Assembly and a council room for the Legislative Yuan. It is currently one of the major performing arts centers in Taipei City, and was upgraded to a national monument by the Ministry of Culture in 2019
▲Zhongshan HallThe area around Bo’ai Road and Hankou Street has the densest number of photography equipment stores in Taiwan, and this camera street witnesses the development of photography equipment in Taiwan.
▲Bo’ai Road, Hankou Street- Camera StreetThe Postal Museum, affiliated with Chunghwa Post, is a subsidiary of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications of the Republic of China. It opened to the public in 1966
▲Postal MuseumAdjacent to the Taipei North Gate, the Railway Department Park of the Government of Taiwan is a national monument that currently has eight statutory cultural assets: the Railway Department, cafeteria, men's restroom in the octagonal building, power supply room, engineering room, wartime command center, remains of the Qing Dynasty Machinery Bureau, and Old Taipei Railway Workshop (not within the scope of the Railway Department Park).
▲National Museum of Taiwan - Railway Department ParkThe Taipei Main Station Front Shopping District, centered around Taipei Main Station, is one of Taipei City's most important commercial areas.
▲Taipei Main Station※Surrounding Recommendations
Shopping District:: Yuanling Shopping District, Chengzhong Market, Camera Street
Temple: City God Temple of Taipei City
Cuisine: Chengzhong Beef Ramen King, Chou Noodles, Chengdu China Dumpling Noodle, Guangdong Yangcheng Snacks, Yang Cheng, Lee's Handmade Mochi
Monument and Cultural Venue: National Taiwan Museum, 228 Peace Park, Zhongshan Hall, Office of the President
