Huashan 1914 Creative Park

K Vilallonga★★★★★★★★★★5.04 months ago

It used to be an old sake and wine factory during Japanese rule, and it’s now been converted for creative use. The original buildings are still there, so the whole place has a rustic, industrial design feel. It feels like a tiny village in the middle of the city. They have a boutique-style cinema that screens lesser-known films, lots of shops selling local finds (no big brand names), and regular exhibitions featuring local art, film, wine, crafts, and other cultural events. It’s a really unique, creative space to explore. Great place to walk around and find special gifts from Taiwan.

Iona★★★★★★★★★★4.04 months ago

Hello! A tourist review. Going to Huashan 1914 Creative Park was extremely pleasant and will definitely go back in the future. The use of old buildings with modern interiors is quite nice. Went on Thursday and Friday because I didn’t realise the Chiikawa x Sanrio pop up needed tickets. But for the rest of the exhibitions happening, they didn’t require a QR code. Everything was so cute and lots of cute merch to buy if you’re a fan of the exhibitions happening at the moment. Though just like most events, it can get quite crowded. So be prepared for that! And if you want to get to certain busy places always purchase tickets and such in advance. Overall 9/10!

M Pak★★★★★★★★★★5.07 months ago

It is a very attractive cultural space. A small, old theater showing classic films... And there are many must-visit restaurants gathered in the prop shops. This place, which used to be an abandoned winery, was transformed in 1999 into a venue for art exhibitions, music performances, and other cultural activities for the arts and culture, non-profit organizations, and individuals. It is a great place to visit with children and also a good place to visit alone for a walk, so I highly recommend it.

B★★★★★★★★★★5.08 months ago

Was raining non stop since I arrived Taipei this time round. This place offers good sightseeing with a mixture of arts, architecture, activities (vary from time to time) and unique shops to get souvenirs and eatery/cafe/drinks. Entry is FOC. Of cos any purchase of food/drinks and souvenirs, you need to pay la, haha! This place you can take your time for a stroll- was drizzling but there was a good crowd. I took some photos of the lovely place and would recommend tourists to head down for this:)

Calvin Huang★★★★★★★★★★5.05 months ago

Admission is free - lots of creative spaces, themed stores and exhibits based on favourite manga, cartoon characters and shops selling exquisite artistic pieces. There are also a number of restaurants for all sorts of foods choices. Great to visit!