Taipei Bike Tour
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Experience Highlights
Would you like to tour Taipei like a local? With this small group bike tour, you can pedal through the streets of the city, enjoying its culture and rich history. Start the day with a traditional Taiwanese breakfast to give you the energy you need for a morning full of adventures on two wheels.
As you explore traditional markets, historical monuments such as the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial and serene temples such as Longshan Temple, your expert guide (in English) will regale you with fascinating anecdotes about the city. Plus, on this approximately four-hour tour, you'll discover corners that only locals usually know about, enjoying Taipei's architecture, cuisine and unique charm.
Helmet rental is included, and a minimum height of 150cm is required to participate. Please note that children under 12 are not allowed and the meeting point is in Datong District, near Chaoyang Tea Park. Get ready for a unique urban adventure!
- Explore Taipei on a fast-paced bike ride
- Learn about the local history from a knowledgeable guide
- Start the tour with a hearty breakfast and a cup of coffee
- Enjoy a small group activity
What’s included
- Bike tour
- Expert guide (English)
- Breakfast
- Helmet
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Step by Step
This bike tour of Taipei allows you to see its monuments and points of interest. You will meet a local guide at a central location and, after breakfast, he will take you to discover the city for about 4 hours. The itinerary usually passes through the following points:
- Shuanglian Market: the food stalls have traditional recipes.
- Monument to the Father of the Fatherland Sun Yat-sen: it pays homage to one of the greatest personalities of Chinese history in the 20th century. It is surrounded by a park and the Cui Pond with its water lilies and willows.
- Presidential Palace: distinguished by its 60-metre high central tower and red brick walls.
- Ximending: a lively district, known for its numerous shops, graffiti and free live shows.
- Bopiliao: a historic district which preserves traditional houses and shops from the Qing era, the last dynasty to rule China before the establishment of the Republic.
The route could also take in the Xia-hai Temple. Despite its small size, it is one of the oldest and most visited temples in the city. Inside, the City God, who helps the government to rule righteously and acts as a link between the living and the dead, is worshipped.
