[2024 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Dihua Street (Updated Dec)

🛍️ Di Hua Street Taipei

#familytravel #100WaysOfTravel A family friendly place to travel in Taipei is at Di Hua Street. It is an area which is nearby the popular tourist area, Xi Men Ding. You can even walk here within 20 minutes or take a taxi over. It is a great place for family to explore the cultural of Taiwan during the olden days. Di Hua Street is one of the authentic old streets in Taiwan. It is about 800 meters long and there are many old architecture remain standing, many authentic Taiwan snacks and souvenirs and even nostalgic games for the young children and big adults. #taiwan #taipei #traveltips #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

[Taipei, Taiwan] 3 shops where you can buy fisherman's bags in Dihua Street

Many people who visit Taiwan want to buy this "fisherman's bag" It's called this in Japan because it's woven using nylon thread, which is also used for fishing lines! It's pretty cheap, sturdy, and doesn't matter if it gets wet, so I guess the reason it's so popular is that it can be used casually✨ Of course, the design is Taiwanese and colorful, which is also a point😊 Recommended for yourself or as a souvenir👍 ▼Store information [Store] Dahua Line [Address] No. 161, Sec. 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 10:00~18:30 [Closed] None [Store] Lin Fong Yi Commercial Line [Address] No. 214, Sec. 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 9:00~18:00 [Closed] None [Store] Gao Jian Tong Store [Address] No. 204, Sec. 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 9:00~19:00 [Closed] None [Store] Starbucks (Baoan Store) [Address] No. 11 Baoan Street, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 7:00~21:30 [Closed] None [Store] Little Flower Garden Shoes [Address] No. 237 Nanjing West Road, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 9:30~19:00 [Closed] None #Travel with me #Taiwan #Taiwan trip #Taiwan tourism

From building to props, taste sniper, decorating

🏠 Dihua Street 🚩Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 ⏰️ Open 24 hours, but most of them are closed at night. 📝 I want to say it's a hidden gem in Taiwan, but it's a very well-known gem. 📝 It's famous, but there are more locals than tourists than you'd think 📝 A place where you can see various aspects of Taiwan, from cute accessories to health ingredients #Overseas travel #Dihua Street #Taiwan market

Taiwan's place name in Taipei, which is now in the territory of Datong District. In the history of Taipei, Dadaotun took over the (now Wanhua) in the second district of Erfu, which became one of the most prosperous places in Taipei, one of Taipei's three city streets. Until the Japanese occupation period, Otaru has a remarkable development and growth in the economic, social and cultural activities. Not only is commercial activity frequent, but it is also a place where people gather. Big rice glutinous rice is a city that is worthy of feeling slowly. It is not a slow life festival. When you stroll down the street, you can feel the atmosphere of local people enjoying life. In addition to dry goods, food, and Wenchuang Street, the entire Wenhua Street is made of some artistic works or handicrafts, and it is very delicate.

Dadaocheng Wharf

Dadaocheng Wharf Plaza has portable toilets, beverage vending machines, and a water dispenser next to the bike rental area. On weekends, there are many vendors, creating a lively market atmosphere. If time permits, you can also take a boat trip on the Tamsui River. From Shuanglian MRT Station, head towards Minsheng West Road and walk straight to reach Dadaocheng Wharf. Dadaocheng is located in Datong District, Taipei City, and got its name from the large open spaces used for drying rice. In the late 18th century, with the opening of Tamsui Port, Dadaocheng became the most prosperous commercial center in Taipei, serving as a hub for tea and fabric trade. Today, despite its historical changes, Dadaocheng remains a distribution center for traditional Chinese medicine, groceries, and fabrics on Dihua Street. It blends century-old architecture with new cultural and creative shops, exuding a unique vitality in the fusion of old and new. A beautiful and bustling place, highly recommended.

DoDouCheng is a do go!

Very cute neighbourhood that brings you back to the past. Lots of restaurants and cute shops. Check out the Tourist Centre as there’s a little museum inside where you can dress up in traditional costumes for photo taking.

【Taipei】Dihua Street

[Access] ○About a 15-minute walk from MRT Shuanglian Station ○About a 3-minute walk from MRT Daqiaotou Station to the entrance of Dihua Street ○About a 10-minute walk from MRT Beimen Station to the entrance of Dihua Street. [Points] ~ Walk slowly and enjoy the atmosphere ~ I think Dihua Street is Taiwan's best wholesale district. Wholesalers of Chinese medicine, dried mangoes, mullet roe, etc. are gathered here, and it's fun just to walk and look around. Traditional sweets shops and cute miscellaneous goods stores are also gathered in the retro townscape, so you can buy nice souvenirs to take home. I ate Taiwanese food at "Du Xiao Yue", which was founded 100 years ago and originated in Tainan, but it is very popular, so be prepared to queue. *Information as of October 2024. #Asia Travel Record

A Cozy Loft Cafe on Dihua Street

Located next to Dadaocheng Park in the Dihua business district, this small but well-equipped cafe offers a unique experience. The first floor is the ordering area where you can check the menu and place your order before heading upstairs. The owner will bring your food to you. The second floor can accommodate about five groups of customers, and there's a small mezzanine level above that can hold two more groups. To access the mezzanine, you need to change into slippers. Since I had already eaten before visiting, I just ordered a hot Americano and took a seat. To my surprise, the coffee came with a traditional snack—mung bean cake. Sipping coffee and nibbling on the cake while enjoying the potted plants around made for a relaxing afternoon. 📍Address: No. 265, Guisui Street, Datong District, Taipei City 🕰️Business Hours: 07:00-18:00 👍🏻Highlight: The cozy, old-house vibe

Daedojeongmadu: A Great Sunset Spot for a Walk

🧊 Just a short walk from Dihua Street, you'll find Daedojeongmadu! 🧊 It's perfect for cycling and walking along the riverside path! 🧊 The lush trees are stunning, and the view from Daedojeongmadu is even more beautiful...🫶 🧊 Around sunset, small food trucks line up like at the Hangang Goblin Night Market. When it's a bit cooler, it's a great place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere:) 🧊 If you visit Dihua Street, make sure to go to Daedojeongmadu to catch the sunset!

The Fusion of Old and New in Dihua Street?

It's been six years since I last visited Dihua Street. You can reach it from Beimen MRT Station. Taipei has been working hard to revitalize old buildings, including Huashan and Songshan Cultural and Creative Parks, but these are mostly led by large corporations. The transformation of Dihua Street is more about government assistance providing the groundwork. The old and new shops coexist harmoniously, preserving the original architectural features. The old shops also cooperate well with the renovations, while new shops bring in vitality. In the hot weather, strolling under the arcades feels comfortable. There are many unique coffee shops, boutique stores, and souvenir shops that can keep you occupied for more than half a day.

48 Hours in Taipei! Visit Old Streets, Best Natural Wine Bar in Taipei and often-missed landmark!

Quick getaway over the weekend, 3 day 2 night stay but covered a great of places. Starting off with the often-missed historical landmark of Bei Men (North Gate), the moment you step out of Taoyuan Metro from the Airport! Great base to start off the trip, head either direction from the gate to get to Ximending Commercial Area or Dihua Old Street where they are famous for dried provisions. Wind down the evening at 台vlt, the best Natural Wine Bar in Taipei that originates from Singapore. Expect gourmet nibbles and snacks with Singaporean flair to pair with natural wines from artisan producers all over the world, all at a very reasonable price! Begin the next day with a visit to Shen Keng Old Street and sample the famous stinky tofu and Taiwanese Sausage stuffed with Bamboo Shoots! Head over to Taipei 101 for a shopping spree before heading back to Bei Men (North Gate) for the best Pork Knuckle Rice at Zheng Ji Pork Knuckle. Spend the evening at either Ning Xia or Nan Ji Chang Night Market or for the adventurous, head out to San He Night Market for a night of night market hopping! Third and last day morning, walk around Dihua Old Street and chance upon traditional breakfast joints and food shops to savour authentic Taiwanese breakfast staples like vermicelli soup and salted congee. Photos posted in sequence. :) #48hrsintpe #taipeitrip #100waysoftravel

Dihua Street, Taipei, Taiwan

Walking in Dihua Street to see Taiwan architecture

Dihua Street 迪华街 - a slice of old school taipei

#taiwan #dihua Visited somewhere other than the usual tourist spots. This street 迪华 (Dihua street) had an old world charm about it - crammed full with stores selling everything from chinese herbs to fresh vegetables. The eclectic cafes peppered around the area would also appeal to the younger crowd. Of notable mention - the fresh, handmade strawberry mochi (near the start of the street) and the uncle selling affordable 车轮饼 chock full with smooth yam. For those looking for gifts to bring back home for friends and family - get the figure 8 shaped egg rolls at June1st 六月初一. Found it way better than some of the other overhyped egg roll brands.

Dihua Street Commercial District

Dihua Street was initially established in the 1850s. Since the end of the 19th century, it has been an important distribution center in Taipei for goods from the north and south, tea, Chinese medicinal materials, and fabrics. It is the most complete and meaningful old street in Taipei, with buildings filled with characteristics of Southern Fujian, Western-style, modernist, and Baroque architecture. Since 1996, the well-preserved Dihua Street has not only become the oldest street in Taipei but also expands into a grand Taipei New Year Goods Street every year on the eve of the Lunar New Year, becoming a major gathering place for shopping and purchasing New Year goods during the Lunar New Year period. Dihua Street is a street full of local flavors, with a dazzling array of traditional goods and a cluster of ancient and quaint buildings, like a colorful ancient scroll. As you wander through Dihua Street, you can see century-old shops everywhere. The old signs, flags fluttering in the breeze, and mottled door panels and counters... seem to lead you through a tunnel of time into the streets of Taipei over a hundred years ago. 🌟Highlight Features: Dihua Street, this narrow street that is only 800 meters long but has created hundreds of billions in wealth, is the birthplace of Taiwan's wealthy merchants. Whether it's the textile industry leader 'Tainan Textiles', the food industry's 'Guangquan', or 'Want Want Senbei' and 'Lianhua Foods' that made their mark on the mainland, as well as many subsequent well-known enterprises, they all made their names from here. The path to wealth of these old stores is by no means inferior to the Jews who dominate Wall Street in New York. Such a legendary and culturally rich Dihua commercial district is, of course, a must-visit destination for you when traveling to Taiwan. 📍Detailed Address: Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City. 🕙Business Hours: Open all day. 💰Ticket Price: Free admission.

Dihua Old Street-Cultural and Commercial Area

#2024wish It’s a very nice area for a lazy stroll. The buildings have kept their old style and some of the shops feel authentic too, all of that mixed with fancy design shops and food stalls that sell snacks. It can get very crowded at the start of the street but keep walking straight and you'll find some gems at the end. In 2024, I want to visit Taipei, Taiwan again !

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Dihua old street in Taipei

First time going to this old street. There’s a lot of old beautiful buildings. A good place to take photos and go cafe hopping. They sell lots of dried goods, local shops etc… Of course there are good food around too. Spent almost a whole day there. Locals said 2 or 3 days before Chinese New Year, it is really busy and packed.