Top Taipei Scavenger Hunts

Experience Taipei the way locals do—by bike—and see a side to the city you'd miss if exploring alone. Kick things off with a traditional Taiwanese breakfast to fuel up, then cycle through the city’s historic streets. Along the way, pass by bustling markets, traditional architecture, historic temples, and more. As you pedal, listen to your guide's fun and insightful facts about Taipei’s culture and history.

Don’t just go on a food tour during your time in Taipei—instead, immerse yourself in the city’s culinary culture, and learn how to make some of its most beloved dishes, during this small-group cooking course. Your itinerary focuses on “xiao chi”—“small eats,” or popular street-food dishes. With your guide’s instruction, learn how to prepare gua bao (braised pork belly served inside a steamed bun), traditional bubble tea, and more. At the end of your class, sit down to enjoy your meal.

Skip the hours of research and explore Keelung’s hidden history on your own terms. This immersive digital adventure takes you back to 1935, guiding you through the historic "Little Ginza" (Gijūcho/Yi 2nd Road). Perfect for day-trippers and spontaneous travelers, this self-guided tour offers instant access to a curated route filled with colonial charm and interactive storytelling—no fixed schedule required. Total Freedom: Book now and start whenever you're ready. Your access remains valid for a long period, allowing for ultimate itinerary flexibility. Hassle-Free Exploration: No need to study maps or history books. Your digital guide provides a seamless, pre-planned walking path. Instant Activation: Receive your access code immediately upon booking. Just open your mobile browser and step into the past. Fully International: A complete English-language experience designed specifically for global explorers.

No trip to Taipei is complete without a visit to Din Tai Fung. The highly-rated Taiwanese restaurant specializes in soup dumplings and other delectable dishes, and is one of the city’s top eateries. Reserve your spot in advance for a multi-course meal to make planning easy. You can choose between lunch and dinner bookings, and choose from the Xinsheng, Taipei 101 Building, Kaohsiung, or any other locations.

Memorial grandeur, presidential plazas and a red-brick theatre — Taipei's civic heart hides playful corners. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Taipei on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Cross the vast courtyard of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall • Take in the Presidential Office plaza and its baroque tower • Circle The Red House, the octagonal theatre of Ximending Around 2 hours, any group size, available in English. Taipei 101 can wait — the ground level is where the clues are.