Explore Taipei 🗺️ Family Activities by Area
- hummblylife
- 20 jun
- 33 Min. de lectura
Actualizado: 15 ago
Have you noticed how much amazing content is available out there about traveling in Taiwan?
From travel blogs to content creators sharing insider tips, there's no shortage of great advice for visitors exploring Formosa 🧡!
This blog post, however, is especially prepared for families planning longer stays in Taipei, whether you're expats, worldschoolers, homeschoolers, or Taiwan-born friends returning to rediscover the city. We hope this local guide helps families plan kid-friendly fun outings and learning experiences around Taipei!
Planning family outings in the Taipei Area can feel overwhelming with so much to see and do. To help you save time and make the most of your adventures, we’ve organized the best kid-friendly spots into 7 easy-to-navigate areas, grouped by district clusters and MRT lines.
Whether you're looking for riverside parks, creative museums, or nature escapes, this guide helps you explore Taipei one area at a time.
🌧️ Weather in Taipei can be hard to predict! We picked some activities that take into consideration the need to find shelter from the heat and the occasional tropical crazy rain. But some of these do combine outdoors for the nature lovers too!
Emoji Signage Guide
To help you navigate this post easily, we’ve used emojis as visual signs, like in a map or guidebook! Here’s what they mean:
☔️ Suitable For Rainy Days
🚗 Probably need a car/taxi/Uber to get there
📝 Book ahead online to skip the lines and avoid disappointment!
🔻 Most suitable for younger kids (0-7yo)
🔺 Most suitable for Older kids (6+)
Click the arrow > to expand and view more details under each activity's title.
Important notes:
🧡👩🏻💻 This blog post is packed with details and tips, so while the blog is mobile friendly, we highly recommend navigating through this specific post from a laptop/computer!
✅ Always check timetables and prices on official websites, socials, as they may have changed during the time you intend to visit.
Beitou–Shilin 北投 | 士林
(Red Line North - Nature, Museums, DIY, hot springs)
☔️ Beitou Library, Hot Spring Museum, Thermal Valley & 🔺 Beitou Museum Xin Beitou MRT
📖 Beitou Public Library is an eco-friendly architectural gem, known for its green design and peaceful atmosphere. Situated in the heart of Beitou, it offers a beautiful space for families to spend some time reading together. It's a great way to start the day in Beitou... 🧡
Open from 8:30 AM to 9 PM on weekdays, and 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekends.
Free Entrance
♨️ Beitou Hot Spring Museum is housed in a historic bathhouse that dates back to the Japanese colonial era, showcasing the rich history and culture of the region’s famous hot springs. Visitors can learn about the traditional bathhouse culture and the therapeutic properties of Beitou’s geothermal waters.
⏰ Opening Hours:
Open: Tue–Sun, 10:00–18:00 (last entry 17:45)
Closed: Mondays and official holidays
Admission:
Free of charge
Guided Tours (Duration 30mins, in Chinese):
Tue–Fri: 11:00, 14:00, 16:00 (no reservation needed)
No tours on weekends
Visitor Guidelines:
No hot spring services (museum only)
No touching exhibits unless marked; children under 10 must be with an adult
🌬️Thermal Valley (also known as Hell Valley) is a natural geothermal hotspot where steaming, sulfuric waters bubble up from the earth. It’s a dramatic and scenic spot that gives visitors a firsthand look at the power of the region’s hot springs, with the famous greenish-yellow waters adding a mystical touch to the landscape.
If you have older kids, you could also consider making this a longer walk and visit: 📍Beitou Museum
Beitou Museum (Not the same as Hot Spring Museum) is a Japanese-style house, now a museum with cultural artifacts & a restaurant with tea ceremonies.
☔️ National Taiwan Science Education Center (NTSEC), Astronomical Museum, Children's Amusement Park near Shilin MRT
If you're a resident of the Taipei area and have kids, chances are you're already familiar with these museums and Amusement Park and have visited more than once. The good news is, there’s always something new happening on the upper floors of the Science Education Center—so don’t forget to check out any interesting temporary exhibitions, such as this one: Unique Glow-in-the-Dark Slime Lab on the 7th Floor from June 28th to Aug 31, 2025.
If you're visiting the city and haven’t been to this area yet, the Science Education Center is always a good option for an Educational outing in Taipei. We highly recommend pairing your museum visit with the Astronomical Museum right next door or the Amusement Park, they are all in walking distance. Behind the two museums, you’ll also find a big park with a really fun playground—perfect for a break outdoors.
For lunch, an early dinner, or just coffee, stop by the Sience Museum’s food court on B1 Floor.
⏰ Opening Times - Science Museum
Tues-Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm | Weekends, Holidays 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Closed on Mondays during school year (Open on Mondays during Summer/Winter vacation)
Ticket Price : 100 NTD | Discount (Need to show student ID) 70 NTD
Free for children (0-6yo) and Adults over 65yo.
📍 Science Education Center Google Map Location
🅿️ Science Education Center Parking
⏰ Opening Times - Astronomical Museum:
Tues-Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm | Weekends, Holidays 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Closed on Mondays except on Public Holidays
Ticket Price : 40 NTD | Discount (Need to show student ID) 20 NTD
Free for children (0-6yo) and Adults over 65yo.
📍 Taipei Astronomical Museum Google Map Location
🅿️ Astronomical Museum Parking
⏰ Opening Times - Amusement Park:
Tues-Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm | Weekends, Holidays 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Closed on Mondays except on Public Holidays
Ticket Price : Entrance Only 30 NTD | Discount (Need to show ID, student ID) 15 NTD | Free for children (0-6yo) and Adults over 65yo.
One-day pass: 200 NTD | Unlimited rides on 13 attractions
📍 Amusement Park Google Map
🅿️ Parking : Amusement Park Parking
Bonus Tip: For these three attractions, you don't need to book in advance, but you can get combined tickets online via KLOOK
☔️ 🔻 Snoopy Playcenter inside Taipei Amusement Park
Inside the Taipei Amusement Park, you will find the Snoopy Playcenter, an indoor play center specially designed for children aged 0–10 and their parents. There are also friendly staff who lead a variety of fun parent-child activities, guiding parents and kids to sing, dance, and play games together.
⏰ 10:00 am - 07:30 pm
📍2F, Taipei Amusement Park, Shilin
💰Ticket Price: 540 NTD per child | 150 NTD per accompanying adult
3 Hours playtime during weekdays, and 2 hours during weekends.
They also offer multipack tickets discounts (buying 5 tickers for adults and 5 child tickets at a time, it's 2590 NTD total)
☔️ National Palace Museum, Zhishan Garden, and Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines, Shilin District
National Palace Museum and it's Children's Gallery is recommended for all families and tourists, but as some residents might already have visited in the past, you can check out if there's any temporary exhibits!
📍 National Palace Museum | 📍 Zhishan Garden
⏰ Opening Hours
Daily: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Monday to Sunday
Regular Ticket 350 NT | Discount Ticket 150 NT (Students, ARC holders, etc.)
Free: 17 and under, 65 and above, people with disabilities and one accompanying person, etc.
Children's gallery (B1 Floor):
Open to all ages: children, families, and adults.
Children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Most exhibits and facilities are suitable for kids aged 5–10.
Families with fewer than 10 people can walk in—no reservation needed.
To maintain a quality experience, each session is limited to 50 visitors.
Visiting Slots for children's gallery
Weekdays: Mostly reserved for group visits, but 10:30–13:30 and 15:00–17:00 are open to individuals/families.
Weekends: Only individual visitors allowed; no group bookings accepted.
We also recommend to visit this Museum across the road:
📍Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines
It's great for learning more about Taiwan's aborigines history, culture, lifestyle, etc.
🕘 Opening Hours
Daily: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday to Sunday (Closed on Mondays)
Regular Ticket 150 NT | Discount Ticket 100 NT (Students, Aboriginal Citizens)
| Seniors over 65 yo and people with disabilities 75 NT
Free: Children under 7yo
KLOOK offers a Combo Ticket | National Palace Museum Taipei + Shung Ye Museum
Shilin Residence Park and Night Market near Shilin and Jiantan MRT
📍 Shilin Residence Park, once home to Chiang Kai-shek, offers spacious gardens, seasonal flower displays, and tree-shaded paths perfect for a relaxing stroll or picnic. Kids can enjoy the open lawns and spotting fish and turtles in the pond, making it a peaceful family-friendly outing in Shilin.
⏰ Opening Hours
Residence: Tuesday–Sunday: 09:30–12:00 & 13:30–5:00 PM (last entrance 50 minutes before closing)
Gardens: 08:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Closed: Mondays & Lunar New Year
Entrance Fee
Gardens: Free
Main residence mansion (optional): 100 NT / 50 NT for Discount Ticket, Free for preschoolers
Too hot or rainy to be out?
📍Shilin Parent-child center is also in this area.
[ Find out more about free parent-child centers ]
Looking for Food options? head over to the nearby 📍 Shilin Night Market!
Operating Hours
Every day: food stalls open around 16:00–17:00
Weekdays & Sundays: operate until ~00:00
Weekends: may extend until 01:00–02:00
✅ Tips for Visiting
Residence Park: early afternoon and allow an hour or two for garden exploration and a possible guided mansion tour.
Night Market: Go early (around 17:00–18:00) to avoid peak crowds
☔️ 📝 Pineapple Cake DIY Experience near Shilin MRT
At Kuo Yuan Ye your family can join a fun DIY workshop to make pineapple cakes: Taiwan's most beloved souvenir! It’s a hands-on, kid-friendly activity that combines baking basics with cultural storytelling — a sweet and memorable way to experience local flavors!
📍 Kuo Yuan Ye Museum of Cake and Pastry - Shilin MRT Exit 1
🅿️ Parking : Option 1 | Option 2
⏰ Operating hours: 09:00 am - 05:00 pm
💰 ~ 610 NTD One Adult and One Child
Book your experience via KLOOK or if you can read Chinese mandarin, head over to their website as they have more ongoing events and DIY activities offered there: Kuo Yuan Ye Website
Also in the area: 📍 Stepping Stone book and Stationery store. Not sure about you and your family, but we love browsing these stationary shops! You might even find some good souvenirs / gifts for friends~ 🧡
Hiking in Beitou-Shilin: Junjian Yan near Qilian MRT or 🚗 Tianmu Historic Trail
The 📍Junjian Yan Hiking Trail is a family friendly hike that leads to a sandstone outcrop with panoramic views over Taipei.
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Follow the signage to reach: Battleship Rock 軍艦岩
Another great family hiking trail is the 📍 Tianmu Historical Trail.
Once a major transportation corridor between Jinshan and Tianmu, as you walk up you will see the waterworks from the Japanese Era, the Tianmu Historial Trail (aka Tianmu Old Trail or Tianmu Water Pipe Trail) is now a popular hiking route in Taipei. Starting in Tianmu, the trail takes you past the Cuifeng Waterfall.
Warning for hikers: Do NOT feed the monkeys that frequently show up in groups because they can get quite aggressive!
If your kids are too little to do a hike like this, you can also check out Muddy Hands Garden and Nature Play for more structured programs in nature!
🚗 Yangminshan: Bamboo Lake Magpie Farm & Qingtiangang Grassland Beitou
This a one of our favorite combination for a half a day outing in Yangminshan. You will need a car to get there, and register in advance with the Leisure farm. But we highly recommend visiting as the owners are simply the best!
The Leisure farm also organizes Summer camps, they are really passionate about Nature appreciation, Ecological and Farming Education, etc. Check their Facebook page for more info on latest events.
Stonehouse 63 Restaurant doesn't only offer great food, but it's a wonderful place to spend some quality time with loved ones and the owner is very friendly, highly recommend! Make a Reservation
Did you know? "Bamboo Lake" (竹子湖, Zhúzǐhú) refers to a valley nestled between Datun, Qixing, and Xiaoguanyin Mountains in Yangmingshan. It was originally a volcanic landslide dam lake, formed roughly 350,000 years ago. Over time, natural erosion and drainage caused the “lake” to dry out, leaving behind fertile, well-drained farmland. It’s now famous not for open water—but for its lush calla lily and hydrangea fields, especially during spring time.
Another nice area to explore in Yangminshan is: Qingtiangang Grassland - Grassy, hilly lava plateau, home to wild buffalo & a popular destination for a family walk.
If you are feeling more adventurous and want to do a longer hiking trail in Yangminshan, we recommend to check out: 📍 Lengshuikeng
🔺☔️ T-Up Climbing and Fuxing Park Mingde MRT
T-up Climbing has multiple locations: (Wanhua, Nangang, Zhonghe, Xindian, Zhongli A19)
The one in 📍Mingde is a 10mins walk from MRT station.
Prices range from 250 NT to 550 NT depending on time slots and duration. They do walk-ins but you could also check their website for some classes / camps options: T-Up Climbing Website.
3mins walk distance from T-up Mingde you will find the 📍 Fuxing Park, that features a really cool dinosaur fossils.
And a wrecked ship!
Dazhi–Neihu 大直 | 內湖
(Brown Line East - Riverside parks, Mall and Mountains)
Dahu Park, Bihu Trail and Dahu Swimming Pool near Neihu and Dahu MRT
For many, Neihu is considered more a residential / work district that not many venture to. But if you are looking for a family friendly area that includes a hiking trail, park, swimming pool, all in the same place~ This Neihu area might just be the right place!
If weather permits, and you are the outdoorsy type of family, this hiking trail is great! On google map it says this trail usually takes around 21 minutes but with kids, and maybe including some resting stops, it's around 35-40 minutes hike: Hiking Trail Map.
First go from your hotel / Airbnb / home to: Neihu MRT (Exit 1).
🥾 Prepare some water, sunscreen, mosquitoes repellent, hats, etc. and start the trail here: Bihu Trail Entrance.
The trail ends in the beautiful area of Neihu Dagouxi, where you will see many locals with their kids playing in the grass area or in the little creek.
☕️ After hiking, you could try some of the small and cute coffee shops in the area, such as this one: A 爸 Coffee shop or this one eve casa or grab lunch here: Triple Cafe or at 饗趣31 Italian Restaurant.
🏊🏼♂️ Dahu Swimming Pool is the perfect place to cool off during hot days. Make sure to bring swimsuits, swim cap, some coins for lockers (or you can get some change at the counter). Outdoor kids area is open from May to end of September. Opening hours from 08:30 am to 9:30 pm and the entrance fee is: 110 NTD for adults, and 80 NTD for discounted tickets (children, students)
🌳 The Dahu Park is a beautiful place to enjoy with the family, and it has a Fire-Station themed Playground.
🚆 Dahu MRT is just right next to the park, and there's also Underground Parking.
🚗 Meiti, Dajia Riverside Parks Dazhi
Taipei's riverside areas are perfect for a time outdoors and there are many different sections you can visit. Many families go there on the weekends to cycle alongside the river as there are multiple locations for renting bikes. Also, you get fantastic views of Taipei 101, the Yuanshan Grand Hotel, etc.
At Dajia, you can rent bikes at 📍 Dajia Riverside Bike Rental
Or you can also go to 📍 Meiti Riverside Bike Rental, and 📍 Guanshan Riverside Bike Rental.
During summer it can be get too hot for spending the whole day at the riverside, we recommend to plan getting there after 3pm. During summer months there's a water splash area in Dajia Riverside Park, younger kids also enjoy the huge sand pit. Make sure to bring or buy some very cold drinks to keep hydrated. Despite the high temperatures, it can be very a great way to spend some quality family time.
Riverside parks are not easily accessible using Public Transport, you might need to drive or get there with a taxi/Uber there. There's public parking, but it's a very popular place for locals to go for a run, cycling, sports activity so it can be difficult to find a parking place.
☔️ Miramar Entertainment Center and Aurora Ice Rink near Jiannan Road MRT
Miramar Entertainment center has many options for a family day when it's rainy or too hot, you can go to the 5th Floor and go around the Ferris Wheel. Then go to Tom's World on the same floor for some arcade fun. There's also a Eslite bookstore on 3rd floor with lots of Children books. Or if you feel like watching a movie, go to the 6th floor's Miramar Cinema, many options in English (with Chinese subtitles). B1 Foodcourt has good options but can get very crowded during peak hours.
In the same building, 3F you will find Muji's "Glass Lab" where your family can experience glass blowing. In addition, the lab offers glass products for purchase, and carries out recycling activities, aiming to contribute to resource circulation and recycling.
Glass Lab Experience Time:
Approx. 30 minutes (arrie 15mins earlier)
Finished pieces need to cool and can be picked up the next day or shipped
Fee:
~ NT$980 per person [ KKTIX ]
Includes:
Choice of cup shape
Design effect (A. Full color / B. Gradient top / C. Gradient bottom / D. Mixed color +NT$100 / E. Bubbles +NT$100 / G. Lines +NT$200 — extras payable onsite)
Choice of color
Age Recommendation:
Ages 6 and up (under 12 must be accompanied by an adult)
Participant Limit:
One participant per session
Only one companion allowed due to safety (high heat/fire equipment)
Additional participants must book the next time slot
Across the street you will find the new shopping center NOKE (you can access it via sky bridge through Muji 2F Miramar). There is a nice Tsutaya bookstore and the:
Opening Hours:
Saturday–Sunday: 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM (Last entry at 6:30 PM)
Monday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Last entry at 6:30 PM)
Tuesday–Friday: 10:00 AM – 8:30 PM (Last entry at 6:30 PM)
📍NOKE Shopping Center 6th Floor 🅿️ Miramar Parking or NOKE Parking
Ticket Includes skating admission + rental of ice skates and protective gear
Duration | Weekdays (Mon–Fri) | Weekends & Holidays |
2 Hours | NT$190 | NT$240 |
All Day | NT$280 | NT$360 |
Tip from a local: If you are in this area, and like massages, make a visit to Foot Factory Foot Health Club
Besides foot massages, the also offer full body massages, you can book through KLOOK | FunNow
🚗 📝 🔺 147 Paintball - Laser tag Park near Huzhou MRT
147 is an outdoors rustic adventure park. This venue caters to big groups and could be a good option for older kids and teenagers. Paintball is not recommended for kids, but they offer laser tag, water guns, paintball target shooting, archery, other seasonal activities and BBQ facilities.
📍 147 Paintball and Laser tag Park
⏰ Opening Hours
Weekdays (Mon–Fri): 09:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Weekends & Holidays: 08:30 AM – 6:00 PM
🔫 Laser Tag Pricing
General Plan: NT$599/person (2 hours)
Student Plan: NT$550/person (2 hours)
⭐ Flagship Plan: NT$749/person (2.5 hours) Students price: NT$699/person
Includes 2 out of 3 activities: 🎯 Paintball Target Shooting 🏹 Archery Target Shooting 🔫 Water Bead Gun Target Shooting
🔥 BBQ Add-on Option
BBQ ingredients: NT$200–500 per person
Laser Tag + BBQ:
Adult: NT$599 + NT$200 = NT$799
Student: NT$550 + NT$200 = NT$750
BBQ Only (No Laser Tag):
NT$200 (ingredients) + NT$150 (cleaning fee) = NT$350/person
✅ Laser tag participants get cleaning fee waived.
Make a reservation via phone call: 02 2631 7147 or messaging their Facebook page (in Mandarin).
🚗 🔻 Taipei Flower Market and 📝 MoneyJump Family Restaurant Neihu
Taipei has some great Flower Markets, and the one in Neihu won't disappoint if you are into plants! This market opens from Monday to Saturday from 4 AM to 12 PM midday, so could make it a morning visit before lunch.
You don't necessarily need to buy a plant or flowers to make the visit worthwhile, it's such a great opportunity to learn about Taiwan's flora and also appreciate the local culture and love for gardening!
After your visit to Taipei Flower Market you can walk to: 📍 MoneyJump Family Restaurant
MoneyJump Family restaurant is designed for little kids, 0-6yo (although some older children might enjoy the kid-friendly environment too!). In our experience these type of family restaurants tend to be on the pricey side, but it might be a nice choice for a special occasion, such as birthday celebrations, graduations from preschool, etc.
We highly recommend to book in advance, especially on weekends and holidays.
Important notes:
Shoes off + socks on required inside.
Minimum charge:
Ages under 1: free
Ages 1–12: NT$200
Ages 12+:
Weekdays: NT$300
Weekends/Holidays: NT$500
Service charge: 10%
No pets allowed for hygiene and children’s safety.
⏰ Operating hours
Open: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Closed: Every Monday
🕰️ Time Slots
A Slot: 11:00–13:30 (Last order: 12:30 / Last entry: 12:20)
B Slot: 14:00–17:00 (Last order: 16:00 / Last entry: 15:50)
C Slot: 17:30–20:00 (Last order: 19:00 / Last entry: 18:50)
🚌 How to Get There
Bus: From Songshan Station (Bade) bus stop, take Bus 204 or Minsheng Line, get off at Xinhu 3rd Rd. (Neihu Flower Market). Walk ~5 minutes.
No designated parking lot, but nearby options include:
Carrefour (~2-minute walk)
Costco (~6-minute walk)
🚗 Baishihu Bridge and Neihu Strawberries Season (Winter Dec-Feb) near Neihu MRT
Unfortunately, Baishihu Bridge has been under maintenance for the last couple months, but we hope maybe for next Strawberries season (Winter here in Taiwan: December to February) it will be open again.
Going to the Baishihu area is certainly a family favorite outing, we would usually combine some hiking time to Lover's pond, search for bugs, and then have lunch at our favorite place: Mingguwu Bakery & Restaurant
Highly recommend their Dohua 豆花 and 蔥抓餅 Spring onion pancakes. They also bake a variety of breads, make sure to get some to take home for breakfast!
Later on, coffee at: Farmhouse Cafe .
During Strawberries season in Neihu, this is the place go to get som strawberry treats: Strawberry Garden Caffe
and you can also do strawberry picking, or learn to make Jam.
If you prefer organic options you can check this place. The owner also organizes summer and winter camps.
Even if it's not strawberries season, this area has many agricultural related activities you should check out, for example this place: Neihu Donglin has some fun and educational activities.
Zhongshan–Datong 中山 | 大同
(Red/Yellow/Green Line - Museums, Culture, Creative hubs)
🚗 Lin An Tai Historical House and Museum & Xinsheng Park Zhongshan District
The Lin An Tai Historical House and Museum is one of Taipei’s oldest traditional residences, originally built in the 18th century by a successful merchant family from Fujian, China. Carefully reconstructed and preserved with traditional southern Fujian-style architecture, it offers a tranquil space filled with elegant courtyards, gardens, and cultural symbolism. Families can enjoy a few peaceful hours here appreciating nature, learning about Taiwanese heritage, and experiencing a rare glimpse into the refined lifestyle of the past. Many families, young adults choose this place for photoshoots!
⏰ Opening Hours: 9:00-17:00 (no entry after 16:45)
JUL-AUG：9:00-18:00 (no entry after 17:45)
⛔️ Closed days：Monday and National holidays (Chinese New Year, Tomb Sweeping Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival)
📍 Lin An Tai Historical House and Museum | Parking
Please note there's no MRT near this attraction, you will need to get there by bus, Uber / taxi or driving.
Free entry
A few minutes walk and you will arrive at 📍 Taipei Collectible Botanical Garden
Continue exploring and you will find a 📍 Rose Garden and 📍 Garden Maze
Also in the area: 📍 Xinsheng Park Playground
☔️ Taipei Fine Arts Museum , Maji Square, Expo Park near Yuanshan MRT
The Taipei Fine Arts Museum and its surrounding area make a perfect spot to spend half a day—or even a full day outing! The museum’s architecture is worth admiring on its own. For those with kids, the Children's Art Education Center on B1 is definitely worth a visit. They feature rotating exhibits that combine displays with hands-on experiences. The permanent exhibitions on the upper floors are also great for the whole family. If you have little ones that would enjoy a playground, there's one at walking distance from the museum.
Current Children's art exhibition: Still Life (Until August 31st, 2025)
⏰ Opening Times : Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sundays 9:30 am - 5:30 pm | Saturdays 9:30 am - 8:30 pm Closed on Mondays
Do you need to book? No need to book for this one! But if you want to, you can buy your ticket through KLOOK
💰 Ticket Price for Arts Museum: 30 NTD | Concession 15 NTD
Free for children aged 0-6
🎒Please note: Any backpack, regardless of size, or personal items larger than 40x30x20 cm must be checked at the lobby service center.
📍 Taipei Fine Arts Museum Google Map
Wondering about food options? Just cross the street and enjoy lunch or dinner at Maji Square!
📍 Maji Square Google Map
If your kids still have energy after lunch/dinner, you can check out the 📍 Expo Park Playground Google Map
🅿️ Parking can be tricky in this area of town, here are some options: Taipei Fine Arts Parking* *Under construction (as of June 19th, 2025), open to the public again from July 17th, 2025. Another option is: 168 Parking
🔻 BABY DODO Fun Cars & Zhongshan Parent-child Center Maji Square
This was one of our kids' favorites when they were younger. It’s a little pricey, so we only did it a few times back then—but they enjoyed it so much! The car options are also really cool, ranging from horse carriages,the Batmobile to police cars and fire trucks, and more!
📍 Baby Do do Fun Car Rental
🅿️ Parking : 168 Parking
⏰ Operating hours: 11:00 am - 06:00 pm
💰 Price per person: ~200 - 800 NTD for 30mins rental (Varies depending of car choice)
If you think this is too pricey for only 30mins of car rental, there's a free Zhongshan Parent-child center for kids under 6yo.
📍 Zhongshan Parent-child center
🕐 Opening Hours
Tuesday to Friday Morning: 09:30–12:00 | Afternoon: 14:00–17:00
Saturday & Sunday – Three Sessions:
Session 1: 09:30–11:00
Session 2: 13:00–14:30
Session 3: 15:30–17:00
Closed on Mondays and public holidays unless otherwise announced
Online reservations: 25 spots | On-site queue: 15 spots
☔️ 🔺 Lazertreks near Minquan West Road MRT
Lazertreks is an indoor lasertag game center in downtown Taipei.
📍Lazertrek Taipei (Minquan West Road MRT Station: Exit 9)
🅿️ Parking Opt 1 | Parking Opt 2
🕚 Opening hours: 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
💰 Fees:
1 hour lasertag game : 400 NTD / person
|2 hours : 550 NTD / person
Minimum 6 people on week days
Minimum 12 people on afternoon of weekends & holidays
Also in the area: Claw game arcade (aka UFO catcher arcades) | Claw Machine store
Looking for lunch or dinner? Hotpot place: 汆食 (Zhongshan Store)
☔️ 🔺 CyberCube / Jumping Cubes near Zhongshan Elementary MRT
Jump Into the Future of Play: CyberCube is Taiwan’s first interactive LED tile gaming
experience! Using motion-sensing tiles, players run, jump, and react through dynamic color-coded challenges. Perfect for all ages, this high-energy game blends physical activity with dazzling visuals for a thrilling multiplayer experience. Ready to test your reflexes and have a blast?
📍 CyberCube Zhongshan Elementary School MRT - Exit 1
🅿️ Parking : Option 1
⏰ Operating hours: 09:00 am - 11:00 pm
💰 Price per person: from 450 NTD (price varies depending of number of people, difficulty of challenge, etc.)
Book your experience via their Official Website
☔️ Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) near Zhongshan MRT
Taiwan's first contemporary art museum is housed in a brick former school built in the early 1900s.
📍 Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) | Parking
📅 Opening Hours:
Open: Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00–18:00 (last ticket sold at 17:30)
Closed: Mondays
🎟️ Admission Fees:
General Admission: NT$100
Discount Ticket (with valid ID): NT$50
Junior high school students and above
Free Admission:
Children under 6 with an adult
Persons with disabilities + one companion
Elementary school students (local)
Senior citizens (65+)
👨👩👧👦 Special: Parent-Child Free Entry
Weekends & Public Holidays, 10:00–12:00
Free entry for families visiting together
Also in the area: Zhongshan Metro Mall (Underground), Q Square Mall
Dadaocheng: Dihua Old Street & Dadaocheng Wharf Daqiaotou / Beimen MRT
Dadaocheng is one of Taipei’s oldest and most culturally rich neighborhoods, once a bustling trade hub during the Qing Dynasty, especially for tea exports. In the late 1800s, it became the heart of Taipei’s tea, textile, and shipping industries, attracting merchants from China, Japan, and the West. It was also a center for Taiwan’s early modern movements, including cultural, educational, and political reform. Today, its preserved shophouses, old tea warehouses, and baroque façades tell stories of Taipei's vibrant past.
If you are driving, we recommend to park here. Walk towards the Dadaocheng Visitor Center
Inside the visitor center, you can get some information about the area, but also it's a nice little place where you can try out some heongsam and ancient costume (2nd Floor). Various retro clothing and accessories are provided on site to allow tourists to experience the nostalgic ambience of Dadaocheng.
We also recommend visiting the Yong Le Market, we bought some Mochis that were so delicious and continued our walk to Dihua Old Street.
After eating and walking along Dihua Old Street, you can explore the Dadaocheng Wharf Plaza area. We went during the day on a weekday and it was really quiet, no stalls open yet, but if you go there on weekends or evening times, it should be a pretty lively place.
Zhongzheng–Wanhua 中正 | 萬華 (Main Station)
(Blue/Green/Red Line hub - Museums, historical and urban core)
☔️ 🔺 📝 LOST Escape Rooms near Taipei Main Station MRT
Family Friendly Escape rooms in Taipei with three different locations. According to the LOST staff, the most kid-friendly would be the one on Taipei Main Station. At their Taipei Main Station location they recommended these rooms for 7-15 yo:
Easter Island: Full of adventure and exploration vibes, search for legendary treasures.
LEGO® Ninja Secret Chamber | Battle for the Ice Palace (Limited Time Only): Combines the LEGO universe with icy challenges, especially popular with children.
MI6: Play as an undercover agent, with clear missions and steps—perfect for kids who enjoy role-playing.
Sherlock Holmes: Become part of a detective team, solving puzzles while uncovering Moriarty’s plot. Rich in deduction elements, but with a kid-friendly pace.
These themed rooms contain no horror elements and provide clues in both Chinese and English, making them suitable for parent-child challenges.
Opening times: Weekdays 1:00 pm-8:30 pm | Weekends and Holidays 11:45 am – 8:30 pm
Ticket Price for Lost Escape Room 600 - 700 NTD
Do you need to book? Booking recommended to avoid disappointments! LOST Official Web
📍 Lost Escape Room (Taipei Main Station 站前店) Google Map Location (MRT Taipei Main Exit M6)
🅿️ Parking : Zhongshantan Parking | Zhenghaoting Parking
Other locations:
📍 Lost Escape Room (Zhongxiao 忠孝店) Google Map Location (MRT Zhongxiao Dunhua Exit 1)
📍 Lost Escape Room (Ximen 西門店) Google Map Location (MRT Ximen Exit 1)
Huashan 1914 Creative Park near Zhongxiao Xinsheng MRT
Huashan 1914 Creative Park is a hub for culture, arts, theatre, and a great place to eat, shop, and enjoy family time! It's mainly a place where temporary exhibits such as Anime/Characters pop ups take place, in the past there were also Lego, or Sanrio pop up exhibits. During weekends it can get pretty busy, and while you don't need to buy entrance ticket to explore the park, you may want to consider doing some research on what events you are interested in joining. You can find about their latest events on their Socials: IG | Facebook
Also, if your family is into Electronics, Videogames, Photography, you might want to visit these Shopping centers that are nearby Huashan Park: Syntrend | Guanghua Digital Plaza
As with the other locations we recommended, this one also has a playground right next to it.
📍 Huashan 1914 Creative Park | 📍Huashan Park Playground
MRT | Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station (Blue Line/Orange Line): Exit 1, and 3 min walk
Shandaoshi Station (Blue Line): Exit 6, and 5 minutes walk
🅿️ Parking : Huashan Park Parking | Civic Boulevard Parking Google Location
(2025 SUMMER TEMPORARY EXHIBITION) at Huashan Park
100% Doraemon & Friends Touring Exhibition – Step into the world of Doraemon with this adorable touring exhibition! Highlights include:
🗓 June 28 – October 6, 2025
🕙 Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (last admission at 5:30 PM)
☔️Museum of Drinking Water, Treasure Hill Artist Village, Gongguan Night Market near Gongguan MRT
Museum of Drinking Water within the park is a classic and elegant building in Baroque style. Taipei began to have public water supply in 1885. The original water equipment is preserved within the facility along with the historical documents regarding Taipei water.
The Taipei Water Park located in the busy Gongguan district of Taipei, is one of few the few recreational water parks within the city. The park is divided into different theme areas, and the flower garden closest to the main gate is a great place for children to engage in water play.
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Operating Hours:
Taipei Water Park: Summer Period (from July 1 through Aug 31): open to public from 9:00 am till 6:00pm (Tickets offer up to 5:00pm);
Other than Summer Period: open to public from 9:00 am till 5:00pm (tickets offer till 4:00pm). Monday is the day off, but if Monday falls into continuous holiday, it is still open to the public.
Entrance fee:
Summer (Jul.1st~Aug.31th): Regular 80 NT | Concessions 40 NT
Non-Summer Period (Sep. 1st~Jun. 30th): Regular 50 NT | Concessions 25 NT
Concessions: Children under 12 years old and Students
Free
- Children less than 115 cm tall or under 6 years old
- Citizens over 65 years old
- People with disabilities and one accompanying person
At walking distance from the Museum of Drinking Water, you will find Treasure Hill Arts Village, a historic cluster with winding alleys and stairs snaking up and down the scenic slopes. In recent years, many artists and creative studios have moved into the Village and opened themselves to the public through the policy of revitalization and conservation, forming unique place where cultural meets history and natural beauty.
Find out what exhibitions and events are happening by visiting their official Website.
📍 Treasure Hill Artist Village
⏰ Tuesday to Sunday from 11am to 10pm
One more recommendation in the area is the 📍Gongguan Nightmarket
Operating hours: 5:00 PM to 00:00 AM Everyday
228 Peace Memorial Park, ☔️National Taiwan Museum & Land Bank Exhibition Hall near Taipei Main MRT
Start the day exploring the area: take a stroll around 228 Peace Memorial Park and also the Presidential Office Building.
The National Taiwan Museum is located inside 228 Peace Memorial Park at its north entrance, occupying the original historic site. This main building (est. 1908) focuses on Taiwan’s cultural, natural history, and heritage.
Across the street, in a former Kangyo Bank building, is the Land Bank Exhibition Hall, part of the same museum, featuring fossil displays and dinosaur replicas.
Tickets & Visiting Info
Opening Hours (both venues):• Tue–Sun, 09:30–17:00•
Closed: Mondays, Lunar New Year’s Eve and Lunar New Year's day
Admission Prices:
Combo ticket (Main + Natural History branch): NT$130 / NT$65 Concession
How to Buy Tickets: Purchase at the ticket counter on-site.
Quick Tips
Combine both venues in one visit!
Arrive before 3:00 PM to allow enough time for both halls.
Bring ID if eligible for discounted fares.
There's also another option to buy a combined ticket through KLOOK for a very good price to access four different museums!
Taipei Botanical Gardens & ☔️ National Taiwan Arts Education Center near Xiaonanmen MRT
🌿 Taipei Botanical Garden - access via Xiaonanmen MRT Exit 3
Opening Hours: Daily from 06:00 to 20:00
Admission: Free
Highlights: themed gardens—lotus ponds, succulents, bamboos, ferns—over 2,000 plant species; historic herbarium and Qing-era envoy house.
🖼️ National Taiwan Arts Education Center
Opening Hours: Tuesday–Sunday, 09:00–17:00 (closed Mondays, Lunar New Year)
Admission: Free
Features: Includes Nanhai Theatre, galleries, and outdoor exhibition spaces; hosts rotating art exhibits, performances, and free children’s workshops
Tip for visitors: Combine both in one trip—stroll through the tranquil Botanical Garden, then wander over to the Arts Education Center for a dose of culture and creativity.
☔️ Postal Museum near Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall MRT
I hope you can tell by the pictures how fun and interactive the Taipei Postal Museum is!
We were quite surprised, firstly by the warm welcome of the staff (or volunteers?), so kind and patient with the children! And we thought it would be just the usual museum, but it happened to be much more fun than what we expected! The kids (and adults) learned so much, especially from the room with all the stamps from different countries and periods of time!
The Museum is open Tuesday-Sunday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Last entry 4:30 p.m.)
The Museum is closed on Mondays, Tomb Sweeping Day, the Dragon Boat Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival, as well as Chinese New Year holidays.
Admission
Categories | Price | Applicable to |
Regular | NTD 30 | General Audiences |
Discount | NTD 15 |
|
Free | Free (Please show the relevant ID if required) |
|
☔️ National Taiwan Museum Railway Department Park near Beimen MRT
🚂 National Taiwan Museum – Railway Department Park
Historic complex housed in the former Railway Department building of the Japanese colonial era (est. 1919).
Opening Hours:Tuesdays–Sundays, 09:30–17:00 (ticket counter closes ~16:30).
Closed on Mondays, New Year’s Eve, and Lunar New Year’s Day
Admission & Tickets:
General ticket: ~NT$100
Concessions for children, students, seniors, disabled with companion
Often included in combo passes with the main National Taiwan Museum—check the official site or kiosks.
What to See & Do:
Explore six restored historic structures: conference room, power supply room, canteen, wartime bunker, and more
Four themed exhibition halls on Taipei’s rail evolution—with interactive guides, model displays, and hands-on stations
On the 2nd floor, witness the mesmerizing working miniature train model of 1970–80s Taipei Main Station, with automaton day/night lighting scenes
Gift shop, café corner, occasional guided tours or kids workshops make it family-friendly
Quick Tips
Time needed: Plan to spend around 2–2.5 hours to enjoy exhibits, building tours, and model train demonstrations.
Location: A short walk from Beimen MRT (Exit 2); good to combine with the main National Taiwan Museum and 228 Peace Park.
Modern comfort: Air-conditioned interiors, free Wi-Fi, accessible restrooms, and a breastfeeding room make it convenient for families.
Perfect for train enthusiasts, families, or anyone looking for an immersive dive into Taiwan’s railway heritage.
☔️ 📝 Suho Paper Museum and Miniatures Museum near Songjiang Nanjing MRT
As the name suggests, the first museum focuses on Paper making traditions. It's a three floors small museum that offers paper-making DIY activity on their rooftop. The staff kindly explained all the participants, and translated to English for those who didn't speak Mandarin. It's about 20minutes experience and 20minutes wait time (for the paper to dry completely).
We did walk-in on a weekday and it was fine, but we would highly recommend booking in advance to reduce waiting times.
⏰ Opening Times: Tuesday to Saturday 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Handmade Paper Making Workshop
On-Site Registration: Limited spots available, so it’s recommended to purchase tickets at least 30 minutes in advance.
Online Reservation: Please search for the Tree Fire Memorial Paper Museum on the KLOOK platform to complete your ticket purchase.
Options:
Paper-Making Experience | Plain Paper: $200
Paper-Making Experience | Floral Handmade Paper: $280 (or $460 for a 2-persons discount)
The Miniatures Museum is just 7mins walk from the Suho Paper Museum. For the Miniatures Museum, you do not need to book, but the space is limited, so if you go on weekends there might be more people making it difficult to see the details of the exhibits.
Operating times: Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM *last entry 5:00 PM
Buy tickets using KLOOK in advance for a slighly cheaper price. Around 200 NT per person.
Child ticket: 6 - 12 years old (TWD145)
Discounted ticket: 13 - 18 years old (TWD190)
Daan–Xinyi 大安 | 信義
(Blue/Red Line East - family-friendly urban activities)
Songshan Cultural Park and ☔️ Eslite Spectrum Songyan near Taipei City Hall and Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall MRT
📍Songshan Creative and Cultural Park
Former tobacco factory warehouses turned exhibition spaces & shops for local artists & designers.
More info here: https://www.songshanculturalpark.org/english
Make sure to check out the Taiwan Design Museum
Also in the area: 📍 National Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall
Other Shopping centers and Food courts nearby: 📍Uni-president Department Store Taipei and Breeze Xinyi
☔️ 🔻 Yukids Island Indoor Playground near Taipei 101
Designed for preschoolers under 128 cms. This place is not definitely not big but perfect for a much needed break if you are exploring the Taipei 101 area with little ones.
📍Mitsukoshi Xinyi A8 Store | 🅿️ Zhongxin Parking
⏰ Opening hours 11:00-21:30
Last admission: 1 hour(s) before closing
Ticket for child + accompanying adult: 390 NTD
Please note this ticket is for unlimited play during weekdays and 2 hours playtime for weekends.
🛝 In the same Building, there is a little outdoor SKY PARK! There are lots of coin-operated ride-on cars up there—Each ride costs around 30 NTD.
Besides the ride-on cars and a small train (one ride $50 NTD), there are also two small slides and a sand pit to play in.
📍 SKY PARK – Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Xinyi A8, 4F
⏰ 11:00 AM – 9:30 PM
🔺 Xiangshan (Elephant Mountain) Trail
So so many hiking trails in Taipei (and Taiwan) that are kid-friendly, but this one is great because it's so accessible via Public Transport, and the views are so rewarding!
Simply walk from from the MRT or Bus station to the Trail Head. If your kids are too little or the weather is not the best, you can walk towards here and take in the views.
We have also started the trail from this other side, where there is a kids playground: Yongchun Trail
Our kids are really into bugs, and many of their nature trail group classes took place here. So if your kids are also nature lovers, they will for sure love the hike!
Make sure to bring water, drinks, maybe some snacks!
☔️ Daan Flower Market, Forest Park, Daan Public Library
Daan is such a family friendly district, you can combine these three activities for a family day to enjoy together:
🌸 Daan Flower Market (Jianguo Weekend Flower Market)
Hours: Sat–Sun only, 09:00–17:00 — closed on weekdays
🌳 Daan Forest Park
📚 Daan Public Library (Taipei Main Public Library)
Hours:
Weekdays (Tue–Sat): 08:30–21:00
Weekends (Sun–Mon): 09:00–17:00
Closed on public holidays and the first Thursday of each month
6. Muzha–Wenshan 木柵 | 文山
(Brown Line South - Nature and animals)
Taipei Zoo and Maokong Gondola Taipei Zoo MRT - Muzha
The Taipei Zoo is the largest in Southeast Asia. Getting there is easy: just take the MRT Muzha Brown Line southbound all the way to the terminal station. As the zoo is home to more than 400 animal species, rest assured there’s plenty to see!
The zoo includes 7 indoor exhibits, each with different themes. At the Insectarium you’ll meet several butterfly species unique to Taiwan. Next, you won’t want to miss the hugely popular Koala House and Penguin House, and of course, Pandas! These animals are the Zoo’s resident celebrities, so be sure to check them out!
Food options are limited, most families opt for a quick bite at Mos burger or Mcdonalds. The gift shop is fun and great place to get some souvenirs for friends and family.
⏰ Opening hours: 09:00 am - 05:00 pm
💰 General Ticket 100 NTD | Discount ticket 50 NTD | Children 0-5 yo FREE
Maokong Gondola
You can take the Maokong Gondola to reach the "Taipei Zoo South Station" to start your Zoo visit from the end and make your way back to the main entrance.
Or you can also complement your Taipei Zoo visit and take the Maokong Gondola to the Final station and enjoy some tea houses, lunch or dinner, desserts, etc.
⏰ Operating hours: Tuesday to Sunday
Weekdays: 9:00 am - 09:00 pm | Holidays: 9:00 am - 10:00 pm
💰You can ether use your Easycard to pay for single trips, or buy Maokong Gondola Day pass to enjoy unlimited trips during one day.
☔️ Taipei Insect Museum near Linguang MRT
Step into the Taiwan Insect Museum (台灣昆蟲館), where kids can experience close-up encounters with animals and learn the value of mutual respect between humans and nature. A variety of insects and animals are waiting to meet you!
Passionate and professional teachers are always ready to share the wonders of animals with you — and admission is free!
📍 Insect Museum (Linguang MRT) | Google Map
Not many parking options nearby, you can try to find public street parking near the park behind the museum.
⏰ Opening Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: Closed
Wednesday: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Please note: the space is relatively small. If you don’t sign up for a class or special experience, and your family isn’t particularly interested in insects, reptiles, or similar creatures, your visit may only last around 30 minutes.
🐛 Classes
Insect & Animal Close-Up Observation Classes now open for registration!
🔗 View and register for classes here
☕️ Nice Coffee shops in this area: E-FUN Coffee and Dong Coffee
🥾 If the weather is nice, there's a hiking trail nearby that we have done with the kids: Fuyang Eco Park
Songshan–Nangang
(Blue & Green Line East – transport hubs, creative parks, and indoor fun)
☔️ Nangang - Papark Indoor playground and Lalaport near Nangang Software Park MRT
Papark is a fun-filled indoor play park with various climbing, balancing, and exciting challenge activities—plus a nice and comfortable parent lounge—offering a perfect space for parents and younger kids to enjoy together. Kids can burn off their energy freely in a safe environment! Suitable for kids under 12 yo.
Entrance ticket price: Children under 12yo 580NTD | Accompanying Adult 199 NTD
Papark doesn't take bookings unless you go as a group or birthday celebration group, but you can get tickets through KLOOK
On the first floor of CTBC Financial Park Building A there's also a small museum CTBC Museum. In the same area, there's a digital installation of 18-meter-high grand atrium called "Sounds of Life" (生聲不息) by Japanese art collective teamLab and Taiwan-based Orange Fruit Design — Entrance is free.
During winter months (December to March) there's also a Ice Saking rink.
Outside the shopping center, there's a small but fun park with playground: World Trade Center Park
📍CTBC Financial Park Papark Indoor Playground
🅿️ Shopping Center Parking | Trade Center Park Parking
Taipei's newly inaugurated shopping center: Lalaport Nangang is across the street from CTBC Financial Park— where Papark is located. The mall doesn't have great reviews so far, especially due to the high prices for Parking and how crowded it can get since it's newly opened (Recommend you to avoid going during weekends). But it is expected that by end of 2026 they will open Kidzania. In the meantime they offer Viewshow cinema on top floors, great food options, and stores that you and your children might enjoy such as: Ghibli, Harry Potter, Toys r us, Nintendo, Daiso, Pintoo, Funbox Toys, etc. It can be a fun place for older kids who are into these things!
📍Mitsui Shopping Park Lalaport Nangang | 🅿️ Shopping Center Parking
☔️ STAY Play Center – near Nanjing Sanmin MRT
Stay (樂待親子) is a cozy, inclusive indoor space designed for parents and children to enjoy quality time together. With carefully planned play areas and activities tailored for children aged 0–10, it’s a top choice for rainy days or weekend play dates. The space also offers nail art and for mothers and children—perfect for pampering yourself and your little ones!
⏰ Weekdays 10:00 am - 06:00 pm | Weekends 10:00 am - 08:00 pm
🎟️ Admission: Adults & children over 1 year: 359 NTD (includes one drink)
Children under 1 year: 150 NTD
Cleaning fee (if you bring outside food): 60 NTD per adult
Socks are required for adults (available on-site for 60 NTD/pair); children are recommended to go barefoot.
🗓️ Reservation via: inline web / App
Reservations open 20 days in advance
Each session lasts 3 hours
Reservations are held for 15 minutes. Late arrivals may forfeit their booking.
☔️ 📝 EntoBuzz near Songshan Airport MRT
🕒 Opening Hours
Tuesday to Friday: 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 9:30 AM – 6:30 PM
ℹ️ Note: Hours may vary on national holidays and long weekends. Please check Google Maps for the most up-to-date info.
✨ Night Tour – Fridays & Saturdays: 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 EntoBuzz (Songshan Airport MRT) | Google Map | Parking
🎟 Admission Fees
General Entry: NT$100 / person
Children under 1 year old enter for free
Guided Tour: NT$300 / person
📌 Note: Weekend guided tours require advance reservation
Visit their official website for more info
☕️ Restaurants close by: The Antipodean Fujin Store | Chophouse Restaurant
(Might require previous booking, especially if your group is big)
Also in the area: 📍 Songshan Parent-Child Center [ Read more on Parent-child centers here ]
Parent-child centers
👶🏽 Parent‑child centers in Taipei are free, government-run spaces located in every major district—offering safe, themed indoor play areas and age‑appropriate activities for families.
📣 Important Notes:
Target: Children under 6 years old (not yet in elementary Grade 1).
Each child must be accompanied by at least 1 caregiver, max. 2 caregivers. Caregivers must be 18 years or older.
Most centers require residents to register with a Taipei City account. Holders of ARC (Alien Resident Certificate) can also reserve and visit. Bring your ARC or National ID/NHI card when registering.
🗺️ Google map
Including all the activities' locations mentioned above:
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