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Huashan 1914 Creative Park tourist attraction in Taipei, TPE
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View of Huashan 1914 Creative Park in Taipei, TPE
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View of Huashan 1914 Creative Park in Taipei, TPE
Photo: Google

Huashan 1914 Creative Park

4.5(73,256 reviews)Activity
🕑 2-3 hours👶 Best for ages 4-14. Younger children enjoy the open spaces to explore and interactive art installations, while tweens and teens appreciate the street art, creative shops, and cool industrial aesthetics perfect for photos.

About

This sprawling outdoor creative park housed in a historic 1914 brewery offers families wide open courtyards for kids to run freely, rotating art exhibitions tailored for children, and unique photo opportunities among industrial-chic architecture. The car-free pedestrian spaces make it ideal for stroller-pushing parents, while the blend of cultural experiences and outdoor exploration keeps kids of various ages entertained.

Highlights

  • Wide open courtyards with historic red brick buildings perfect for running and exploring
  • Rotating kid-friendly art exhibitions and interactive installations
  • Unique photo opportunities among old brewery equipment and creative murals
  • Family-friendly cafes and dessert shops throughout the complex
  • Weekend markets and special events featuring crafts and performances

Pro Tips

  1. 1.Visit on weekday mornings (11am-1pm) to avoid weekend crowds and have the outdoor spaces mostly to yourselves for running and exploring.
  2. 2.Download a translation app as most exhibition signage is in Chinese, though visual art installations are universally engaging.
  3. 3.Bring a scooter or balance bike for little ones as the large complex has smooth paths perfect for riding between exhibition halls.
  4. 4.Check the official website or Facebook page before visiting to see current exhibitions, as some are specifically designed for children and families.
  5. 5.The park is completely free to enter, though individual exhibitions inside the buildings may charge admission (usually 100-300 TWD per person).

Best Time to Visit

Weekday late mornings or early afternoons offer the best experience with smaller crowds and pleasant weather. Avoid weekends when the park gets very busy with locals. Spring and fall provide comfortable temperatures for outdoor exploration.

What to Know

Entrance to the park grounds is free, though special exhibitions charge separate admission. The site is stroller-friendly with paved paths, and several cafes and restaurants are on-site. Nearest MRT station is Zhongxiao Xinsheng (5-minute walk).

Seasonal Notes

Open year-round with special exhibitions changing every few months. Summer can be very hot and humid, so mornings are best. Chinese New Year period features special family events and activities. Check for outdoor movie screenings in summer evenings.

Nearby Eats

The park has multiple on-site cafes and restaurants including VVG Thinking for child-friendly brunch options. For authentic Taiwanese food, walk 5 minutes to Guanghua Digital Plaza area where you'll find dumpling shops and noodle restaurants with English picture menus.

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