Taipeh

Stadt · 🇹🇼 Taiwan

Bevölkerung 2.442.991

Fläche 270 km²

Zeitzone Asia/Taipei

Offizielle Website www.gov.taipei

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Taipei Essentials

Taipei's Landschaft wird vom bambusinspirierten Taipei 101 Wolkenkratzer und dem historischen Lungshan-Tempel geprägt. Im urbanen Kern der Stadt befinden sich das Fußgängergebiet Ximending und das geschichtsträchtige Rote Haus, während die Nachtmärkte Shilin und Raohe einen Einblick in Taiwans Streetfood-Kultur bieten. Natur und Wohlbefinden werden durch die Wanderwege des Elephant Mountain, die einen Panoramablick auf die Stadt bieten, sowie durch die geothermische Aktivität der heißen Quellen von Xinbeitou und das Hell Valley repräsentiert. Wichtige Verkehrsknotenpunkte wie der Taipei Main Station verbinden diese kulturellen Wahrzeichen mit historischen Stätten wie dem Nordtor und der Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall.

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Editor's Choice

This selection highlights Taipei's diverse urban landscape and culinary heritage. Hike the steep stairs of Elephant Mountain for panoramic views of the city skyline and Taipei 101. In the Ximending district, Ay-Chung Flour-Rice Noodle serves its signature bowls to standing crowds, while Modern Toilet offers a themed dining experience with seating modeled after bathroom fixtures. The list also includes the National Central Library's extensive research collections and Snow King Ice Cream, a historic shop established in 1947 known for unconventional flavors like pork floss and wasabi.

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Hidden Gems of Taipei

Taipei's lesser-known sites range from the sulfuric steam of Beitou's Thermal Valley to the volcanic slopes of Mt. Qixing, the city's highest peak. Cultural landmarks include the ornate Hsing Tian Kong Beitou Branch and the historic Taipei Tian Hou Temple in Ximending. For traditional flavors, Fuhang Soy Milk offers a glimpse into local breakfast culture with its wood-fired ovens. These locations highlight the intersection of geothermal activity, religious architecture, and culinary traditions away from the main tourist hubs.

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Historic Taipei

Taipei’s architectural landscape reflects its transition from a Qing dynasty walled city to a Japanese colonial hub and modern capital. This collection features the four surviving city gates—North, South, East, and Minor South—alongside grand Japanese-era structures like the Presidential Office Building and the former Monopoly Bureau. It also includes traditional Hokkien residential architecture at the Lin An Tai Historical House and the mid-century Shilin Presidential Residence, providing a survey of the city's political and cultural evolution.

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Temples & Religious Sites

Taipei’s spiritual landscape spans centuries of history, featuring the intricate Qing Dynasty carvings of Lungshan Temple and the austere symmetry of the Taipei Confucius Temple. The collection includes mountain-side retreats like Zhinan Temple, the Japanese-influenced wooden architecture of Puji Temple, and the Gothic-style Immaculate Conception Cathedral. These active sites of worship showcase traditional craftsmanship, from the colorful mosaic 'cut-and-paste' roof decorations of Ciyou Temple to the historic stone pillars of the Xiahai City God Temple.

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Museums & Galleries in Taipei

Taipei's cultural landscape spans centuries of history and innovation. This collection features the National Museum of History and the Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines, focusing on indigenous heritage. Industrial sites like the Huashan 1914 and Songshan Creative Parks showcase modern art within repurposed factories. Specialized institutions include the Miniatures Museum of Taiwan and the Taipei Puppetry Museum, while the Beitou Hot Spring Museum and Grass Mountain Chateau offer insights into the city's colonial and political past.

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Parks & Creative Spaces

Taipei's green spaces blend history with urban renewal. This collection features Asia's largest zoo and the historic Shilin Presidential Residence, alongside repurposed industrial sites like Huashan 1914 and Songshan Creative Parks. Visit the 228 Peace Park and Lin An Tai Historical Home to explore Taiwan's heritage, or enjoy the specialized plant collections at the Taipei Botanical Garden. For scenic relaxation, the list includes the lakeside trails of Bihu Park and the lush surroundings of Beitou Park, offering a mix of cultural landmarks and natural retreats across the city.

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Scenic Views and Nature

Taipei’s natural landscape is defined by its volcanic geology and lush subtropical mountains. This collection features Yangmingshan National Park’s active fumaroles at Xiaoyoukeng and the grazing water buffalo of Qingtiangang Grassland. It includes the geothermal activity of Beitou’s Hell Valley and the historic Xinbeitou Hot Springs. For panoramic views, the list covers the city's highest point at Mt. Qixing, the sunset vistas of Datunshan, and the iconic urban skyline perspective from Elephant Mountain.

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Taipei Markets and Shopping

Taipei’s retail landscape spans from the fashion-forward pedestrian zones of Ximending, often compared to Tokyo's Harajuku, to specialized wholesale garment districts like Wufenpu. The city's culinary identity is defined by its night markets, including the expansive Shilin Tourist Night Market and the traditional Raohe Street. Visitors can find niche experiences at the historic Huaxi Night Market, known for its past association with snake meat, or the local-favorite Nanjichang, which offers a quieter alternative to the major tourist hubs. These areas provide concentrated access to Taiwanese street food, regional snacks, and diverse apparel.

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Taipeh — Karte

Klima & beste Reisezeit

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Typisches Wetter im Januar

Mäßig

18° (gefühlt 17°) · Extreme 9°–23°
14° nachts
19 Regentage
3 Sonnentage
Trockene Luft
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im Februar

Gut

18° · Extreme 10°–23°
14° nachts
16 Regentage
4 Sonnentage
Angenehme Luftfeuchtigkeit
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im März

Gut

21° (gefühlt 22°) · Extreme 13°–26°
17° nachts
17 Regentage
6 Sonnentage
Angenehme Luftfeuchtigkeit
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im April

Gut

24° (gefühlt 27°) · Extreme 16°–28°
20° nachts
18 Regentage
4 Sonnentage
Schwülwarme Luft
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im Mai

Schlecht

27° (gefühlt 32°) · Extreme 20°–30°
23° nachts
19 Regentage
4 Sonnentage
Drückende Schwüle
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im Juni

Schlecht

30° (gefühlt 36°) · Extreme 23°–32°
25° nachts
17 Regentage
4 Sonnentage
Drückende Schwüle
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im Juli

Schlecht

31° (gefühlt 38°) · Extreme 25°–33°
26° nachts
17 Regentage
9 Sonnentage
Drückende Schwüle
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im August

Schlecht

31° (gefühlt 37°) · Extreme 25°–33°
26° nachts
19 Regentage
10 Sonnentage
Drückende Schwüle
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im September

Schlecht

29° (gefühlt 34°) · Extreme 23°–31°
25° nachts
22 Regentage
9 Sonnentage
Drückende Schwüle
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im Oktober

Mäßig

26° (gefühlt 28°) · Extreme 20°–29°
23° nachts
23 Regentage
5 Sonnentage
Schwülwarme Luft
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im November

Mäßig

22° (gefühlt 23°) · Extreme 15°–26°
19° nachts
21 Regentage
3 Sonnentage
Feuchte Luft
Windstill

Typisches Wetter im Dezember

Gut

20° · Extreme 11°–24°
16° nachts
20 Regentage
3 Sonnentage
Angenehme Luftfeuchtigkeit
Windstill

Klimadaten: Open-Meteo Climate API (EC_Earth3P_HR) · 1991–2020

Praktische Informationen

Währung: Neuer Taiwan-Dollar TWD NT$ · Kartenzahlung · Weitgehend akzeptiert
Notrufnummern: 112
Stromnetz: Steckertyp A / Steckertyp B
110 V · 60 Hz

Leitungswasser: Mit Vorsicht trinken
Fahrseite: Rechtsverkehr
Telefonvorwahl: +886

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