The creative park is absolutely worth a visit. It's a nice change for any sightseeing hey programme. On an old industrial site, artists and young designers sell their creations, you can visit exhibitions and also have a wonderful meal and drink. It's totally relaxing to stroll around the grounds.

I debated on coming here. Last few days in Taipei and I had seen everything else. Glad I came. I guess weekends are best. Saturday afternoon and the place was buzzing. Nice sunny warm afternoon. There was some sort of show on, stalls, shops, places where you could get a bite to eat or drink plus areas where there were activities or games. Think arty, hip, trendy and quirky or as the name suggests creative. Shops sold quality items from handicrafts to bags, shoes and more. A great urban space. Very clean. Attracts a varied crowd from families to teenagers. Something for everyone. Easy to navigate. Not huge but big enough. Worth going to if you need a break from sightseeing or if like me, you had seen everything else. There is no entrance fee. I may be wrong but it looked like you had to pay for some activities.

Quite a nice place to visit, with its converted warehouses and buildings. There are many pubs, restaurants and cafes here, in addition to the eclectic mix of shops featuring clothes, souvenirs and artisanal products like soaps, perfumes and bakeries. There are also a few galleries. Do keep an eye out for a ginger cat that likes to sun itself on the upper ledges. Also have some coffee and cheesecake at the Spot Lumiere cafe.

This facility is essentially a vessel for different cultural events. This visit, we were lucky enough to encounter 2 shows which my child and I both like. Waking Wonderland : an interactive digital show inspired by Alice in Wonderland. My child had a blast running around, immersing himself in the story. Immersive Art Exhibition on Impressionism: I think I saw this somewhere else. But tickets are definitely cheaper here in Taipei. They "animate" the paintings and make for a pretty one hour show.

One of our favorite places in Taipei and a nice break from all the major chain stores. I love the hip and unique shops with local, handcrafted, and curated items. The restaurants are also all fantastic from a cafe with cakes and tea to a yummy noodle restaurant that has exceptional boba (Chun Shui Tang). Every time I go, there is a new exhibition to check out as well. We've been a few times now from when my kid was in elementary school and now a teenager and each time everyone finds something interesting there.