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Iceland Taipei Arena is the go-to spot for smooth ice and fun skating lessons for all ages, making it perfect for both newbies and seasoned pros.

Sushi Ryu serves meticulously crafted, seasonal omakase sushi with Taiwanese flair in a sleek, minimalist Tokyo-meets-Taipei setting.

Tucked away in a quiet alley, this cozy eatery masterfully serves up fresh, healthy Taiwanese classics and seafood with a modern twist.

Taipei’s Shangri-La blends elegant Chinese decor with sprawling city views, luxe rooftop pool, stellar dining, and top-tier service in a towering high-rise.

Step into history at this stunning heritage mansion, where elegant European architecture meets serene gardens, open for tours just once a month.

Since 1963, Yong Kang serves up tender beef and tendon in a rich, five-spiced broth with thin noodles and addictive side dishes.

This refined Japanese restaurant in Da’an serves exquisite omakase menus, showcasing fresh sushi, tender Wagyu beef cutlets, and an intimate atmosphere.

Tucked beneath amba Taipei Zhongshan, Mud serves up vintage vibes and expertly crafted Taiwanese-twist cocktails with chill tunes and a cool crowd.

Elephant Mountain’s steep stairs lead to killer panoramic views of Taipei’s skyline, perfect for a quick city escape and sunset shots.

Taipei's oldest night market, Huaxi Street, aka Snake Alley, blends retro charm, snake delicacies, local eats, and lively old-school vibes near Longshan Temple.