Xinyi Planning Area is currently the most iconic and fashionable urban business district in Taipei City. The biggest feature of Xinyi Business District is that it is designed entirely for the leisure and shopping needs of urban residents. In addition, due to the low-density and low-volume development method, coupled with the deliberate management of the municipal government, a considerable amount of landscaping has been planned and set up, and the architectural styles of the department stores and corporate buildings located there are also unique.

In addition to the iconic Taipei World Trade Center and Taipei 101, there are many department stores and entertainment facilities in the surrounding area, such as Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Xinyi Place, Xinyi Vieshow Cinemas, Breeze Nanshan, Bellavita, Eslite Xinyi Flagship Store, etc. It is truly the first choice for shopping, leisure and entertainment.
Due to the presence of developed financial and commercial businesses and corporate headquarters, it is also known as the "Manhattan of Taipei". During weekends and holidays, the Xinyi business district is transformed into a super-large stage. The new stage at the City Hall Plaza and Shin Kong Mitsukoshi East Plaza often hosts various holiday activities or garden parties.

It is roughly the area surrounded by Fuxing South Road, Section 4 of Minshi Avenue, Fuxing South Road, and Ren'ai Road.

The atmosphere of the area, which is lined with department stores such as SOGO, Breeze Plaza, Eslite Dunhua, and Ming Yao, has attracted many boutiques from all over the world to move in, bringing prosperity to the East District business district. Whether it is sports brands mainly targeting young people or high-priced boutiques, they can also be seen at every intersection, and trendy brand stores and novel and creative food are also hidden in the alleys.
People dressed in fashionable attire can often be found shopping on the streets, making this the most fashionable and consumer-intensive commercial area in Taipei.

It is the former site of Taipei Winery. In 1997, people from the arts and cultural circles in various fields began to promote the reuse of Taipei No. 1 Winery, which had been idle for ten years, into a diversified arts and cultural performance space. Named "Huashan Arts and Culture Special Zone", it has become a creative space for the arts and cultural circles, non-profit groups and individuals. The name "Huashan" comes from the fact that this area was originally Kabayama Town in the Japanese era, and there is Kabayama Station nearby; the name "Kabayama" is to commemorate the first Governor of Taiwan, Kabayama Sukenori. It is also transforming towards the goal of "Creative Cultural Park". It has held many arts and cultural performances. The renovation of old buildings and installation art in the park attract people to visit and take photos. It is also a popular location for wedding photos in Taipei.

Transportation information: Take the MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station, Exit 1, and walk for about 3 minutes.

Raohe Street is located between Section 4 of Bade Road and Fuyuan Street in Songshan District. At the entrance, there is a brightly lit archway. The total length is 600 meters. It is one of the largest tourist night markets in Taipei City. The stalls are neatly arranged and the contents are dazzling. Traditional snacks such as oyster noodles, beef offal noodles, and ice cream stalls are all available. In addition to snacks, various daily necessities such as clothing and leather shoes are also good quality and inexpensive. In addition, there are folk art performances and local product exhibitions.

Transportation information: Take the MRT Green Line Songshan Station, exit 1 or 2 and walk towards Raohe Street for about 3 minutes.

Located between Ren'ai Road, Section 4 of Zhongxiao East Road, Guangfu South Road and Yixian Road in Xinyi District, Taipei City, it is close to Taipei 101, Xinyi Business District and Vieshow Cinemas. In order to commemorate the founding father of the Republic of China, Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall was built to enhance the characteristics of traditional Chinese architecture. The Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall covers a vast area, and the beautiful scenery of greenery, lakes and buildings has become a landmark of Taipei.

The Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is built in the style of a Chinese Tang Dynasty palace, surrounded by 14 large grey columns. The yellow roof is shaped like a roc spreading its wings. The Sun Yat-sen bronze statue in the entrance hall is the work of Master Chen Yifan. The military honor guard change every hour in front of the statue is a signature landscape. The hall is planned to have a "Great Hall", which is a large performance venue in China. In addition, there are also several art galleries, screening rooms, libraries, learning rooms, children's reading rooms, and newspaper reading rooms, which are open to the public all year round.
The "Zhongshan Park" outside the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall and the "Green Lake" with lush greenery and swaying willows are one of the best places to enjoy the view of Taipei 101, making the entire Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall a green space in the Taipei metropolitan area.

The Songshan Cultural and Creative Park is located on the former site of the Songshan Tobacco Factory. It is tasked with driving the creativity of Taipei City, strengthening the soft power of cultural and creative industries, and enhancing the city's competitiveness. It is positioned as the "Original Base of Taipei City" and plays the role of a "social enterprise" for cultural and creative industries. It plans five major innovative strategies, namely "Creative Laboratory", "Co-creation Cooperative", "Creative Academy", "Creative Showcase", and "Creator Factory". Through "soft power innovation", "social network connection", "brand value management", and "talent development", it aims to achieve the goal of "Original Base of Taipei City" and cultivate original talents and creativity.

Transportation: MRT Blue Line, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station, Exit 5, then walk for about 5 minutes.

Taipei Arena, full name "Taipei Culture and Sports Park Arena Park", is the first dome-level stadium in Taiwan. It is located in Xinyi District, Taipei City, and combines sports events, entertainment performances and exhibitions. It is not only the indoor baseball stadium that can accommodate the largest number of spectators in the country, but also a venue for large-scale concerts, musicals and other performing arts activities. It also has shopping centers, cinemas, hotels and other ancillary facilities, forming a multi-functional cultural and sports park.