Highlights

1/Liberty Square & Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

A must-see Taipei landmark with grand architecture, cultural history, and powerful symbolism. You’ll walk through Liberty Square, a huge open plaza framed by the National Theater and Concert Hall, and arrive at the iconic Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, a towering monument honoring Taiwan’s former leader. The square itself symbolizes Taiwan’s democratic evolution and is a popular spot for photos, local activities, and large public gatherings. 

2/Changing of the Guard Ceremony

At the memorial hall you can catch the hourly Changing of the Guard—a disciplined, solemn military ritual performed on the hour. It’s one of the most popular live experiences at the site and gives a sense of local tradition and ceremony.

3/Yongkang Street Food & Culture

After your cultural visit, Yongkang Street offers a vibrant local food and lifestyle experience. It’s one of Taipei’s most beloved food streets, packed with iconic eats like Taiwanese beef noodles, mango shaved ice, and dumplings, trendy cafés, boutique shops, and charming side alleys perfect for exploring and sampling the city’s culinary culture.