Taipei Double-Decker Bus--All-in-One Taipei Touring
The memorial hall is well known for its blue and white exterior. It hosts regular cultural-arts exhibits and a popular hourly changing-of-the-guard ceremony. On its two sides are the National Theater and National Concert Hall. Near MRT Dongmen Station, this area is renowned for its unique shops and diverse dining, such as Din Tai Fung's xiaolongbao , noodle dishes at Yong Kang Beef Noodles, and shaved ice with mango. The neighborhood also has many cafés of character. This family-fun park, often called the "lungs of Taipei," has a large-attractive natural pond and lush tree cover, with a rich natural environment. There are also basketball courts, an amphitheater, and other facilities. This skyscraper is Taiwan's most iconic landmark. In the mall at its base are global-brand boutiques and premium restaurants. The entire city can be taken in at a glance from the 89th floor Observatory. A dazzling work of Tang Dynasty palace-style architecture, this multifunctional complex has a national-caliber performing-arts auditorium, art gallery, exhibition rooms, and lecture halls. The hall has a rich program of shows and exhibitions. This old tobacco-factory complex has been transformed into a thriving cross-domain creative experimentation space blending cultural-creative, performance, and commercial functions. Culture vultures love the constant cultural-arts performances and exhibits and onsite Eslite Spectrum Songyan Store. This is a key development base for Taipei's cultural-creative industry, with facilities for meetings, exhibits, and performances. There is also a creative weekend market and irregular outdoor concerts. It is a splendid showcase of local culturalcreative artistic dynamism. In the area around MRT Zhongshan and Shuanglian stations are many pleasant spots providing patrons with many surprises, including SPOT-Taipei Film House, quality hotels, and restaurants. Down the side alleys are countless specialty clothing boutiques, daily-necessity shops, cafés, dessert shops, etc. This park encompasses grassy areas, wide concourses, and exhibit spaces, where visitors can enjoy cultural-arts performances plus quality eating and shopping. There's also a lively farmers' market each weekend with firstrate local produce on sale. Featuring exquisite Chinese garden-style landscaping, with Western-style flower gardens blended in, there is a wonderful spring rose bloom here each year, plus chrysanthemum, orchid, and other exhibitions when in season. The NPM has approximately 690,000 cultural treasures in its collection, most from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, including paintings, sculptures, books, and other precious artifacts. This is a must-visit spot when in Taipei. 
Taipei's convenient new double-decker sightseeing bus service is going to be launched. There will be two routes. The Red Route takes in Taipei 101, Huashan 1914 Creative Park, etc. The Blue Route takes in the Shilin Official Residence, National Palace Museum, etc. There is onboard Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean audio-guide information.
Xinyi & Linsen Intersection
National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
Xinyi & Yongkang Intersection
Yongkang Commercial Area
MRT Daan Park Station
Daan Forest Park 
Songlian & Songzhi Intersection
Taipei 101
MRT Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station
Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
MRT Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station
Songshan Cultural and Creative Park
Ministry of Audit
Huashan 1914 Creative Park
The Ambassador Hotel
Sec. 2, Zhongshan N. Rd.
Taipei Fine Arts Museum
Taipei Expo Park
Shilin Official Residence
National Palace Museum
Information Tickets Tel: (02) 8791-6557 ext. 6006
Website: www.taipeisightseeing.com.tw/en/router
Headway: One bus every 30~40 min. (For departure and arrival times of buses on each route, please visit the official website.)
Payment: cash, Credit card (Visa, MasterCard, JCB), EasyCard, iPASS Card, China UnionPay, Alipay and WeChat Pay4 hrs: NT$300 (unlimited rides for 4 hrs; limited to use before 6pm)
Day: NT$500 (unlimited rides on Red Line 9am to 6pm, on Blue Line 9:10am to 5pm)
Night: NT$400 (unlimited rides on Red Line 6pm to 10pm)
One day: NT$700 (to be used during hours of operation on same day)
Two days: NT$1,200 (to be used during hours of operation on two consecutive days)
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