Top Taipei Walking Tours - page 2

Perfect for jet-lagged travelers or late risers, this afternoon tour lets you escape the bustle of the city, and discover some of Taiwan’s most scenic areas. Meet in the early afternoon in central Taipei, and travel with just a small group for company. Venture first to the heritage mining town of Jiufen, where you can admire the picturesque scenery and visit a traditional teahouse. Next, transfer to nearby Shifen. Stroll its historical Old Street, taste local delicacies (own expense), and even release a sky lantern for good luck.

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.

Exploring the highlights of Northern Taiwan on your own can be a logistical hassle. On this private tour, enjoy the ease of hotel pickup in Taipei and travel by air-conditioned vehicle through scenic landscapes and historic towns over a full day. Discover Yehliu Geopark; learn about the history of inspiring Jiufen, and make a wish as you set a sky-lantern free over magical Pingxi before returning to Taiwan's capital.

This Food tour of Taipei introduces your palate to local Taiwanese food at the Ningxia Night Market. The traditional market, located in one of the oldest parts of Taipei, offers a delectable array of ‘shiao chi,’ or little eats. Stroll among the food stalls for tasty foods such as Oyster omelet, Taro balls... accompanied by shrimp soup. Your guide helps you get acquainted with this authentic market and experience Taipei as the locals do.

Discover the beauty and culture of Taipei's northeast coast on this private tour to its most iconic landmarks. Create a Chinese lantern (天燈) in historic Shifen, and write a wish up on it before releasing it. Sample local foods in Shifen as you stroll down an old cobblestone street. Finally, visit Yehliu Geopark, featuring an alien landscape of unique rock formations. This is an active tour, wear comfortable shoes for walking. In the case of bad traffic or weather, the itinerary may change.

Planning on your first trip to Taipei but don’t know where to start? Book this classic Taipei day tour to explore the city’s iconic historic landmarks and the modern tourist spots. On this tour, you will visit the world-renowned National Palace Museum that houses the largest collection of ancient Chinese artifacts in the world, where the exquisite art pieces will blow your mind; Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, a prominent monument that symbolizes a significant period of Taiwan's history; Lungshan Temple that represents the local religious beliefs and practices; and the famous skyscraper, Taipei 101, that showcases the modern technology and globalization of the city. Of course, there are more to discover that you will just need come to find out. This guided tour unveils the past, present and future of Taipei City. With the help of your tour guide, you will learn more about each attraction that you visit during the tour, and discover the city from a different perspective.

Taipei is a different city after night falls and this fun pub crawl experience will let you experience it. Enjoy the Taipei nightlife by visiting several of the cities party hotspots. Meet fellow travelers and make friends with locals as you visit four different pubs where you'll enjoy at least four welcome drinks.

Immerse yourself in the festive ambiance of an authentic Taiwanese night market—and sample a wide range of traditional, local dishes—on this private, evening tour. Meet your guide directly at your local hotel, and set off on foot. Your destination is the locals-frequented Yansan Night Market. Over the course of several hours, you’ll meet numerous vendors, will sample up to eight different dishes, and will have the special chance to soak up its one-of-a-kind ambiance.

With just one day to take in the treasures of Taipei, a private tour means you can maximize your time with a custom-made itinerary. Perhaps admire landmarks such as Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, the Martyr's Shrine, and the Dalongdong Baoan Temple; enjoy the views from the Taipei 101 skyscraper; or discover the best places to eat or shop in the city.

Combine Taipei sightseeing with a vegetarian food-tasting on this two-in-one tour. Meet at the Xingtian Temple, and set off with just a private guide for company. You’ll explore the scenic temple (famous for its ornate sculptures) before embarking on a vegetarian-friendly food tour. Seek out snacks like mochi, vegetarian dumplings, and meat-free dim sum dishes, and learn more about the city’s culinary culture as you wander.

Unless you can understand Mandarin Chinese, navigating Taiwan's food scene can be difficult. Ensure you taste the best of Taipei's street food during a food and walking tour of the XinYi district, an area renowned for its culinary prowess. You'll sample both famous and obscure Taiwanese delicacies, including the pungent stinky tofu, and receive personalized recommendations from your guide.

Complete your trip to Taiwan by learning and tasting Taiwan Beer at the source and uncovering the century-long story behind Taiwan’s first brewery and its most iconic national brand. You cannot say you’ve been to Taiwan without tasting Taiwan’s national alcohol icon: Taiwan Beer. Dating back to 1919, Taiwan Beer is Taiwan’s earliest and first national alcohol brand. It’s the classic bottle you’ll spot basically everywhere locals are eating and relaxing. It’s crisp, easy to drink, and made to pair perfectly with the Taiwanese vibe. Now step inside one of Taipei’s best-kept secrets: Taiwan’s first brewery, a century-old national landmark and the birthplace of Taiwan Beer. Hidden in the heart of the city, this registered historic site is a rare piece of living heritage where beer has been brewed for generations and is still produced today.

Even if you’ve only got limited time in Taipei, a visit to northern Taiwan’s countryside is a must-do. Skip the hassle of arranging transfers and entrance fees on a private tour that transports you to Jiufen Village and your choice of national park with ease. Depending on your interests, you can customize your itinerary and choose between three different routes, which include Yehliu, Houtong, and Yangmingshan National Park.

With professional tour guide and discover the old town - Dadaocheng. In the early years, Dadaocheng is the most important harbor for trade, a lot of foreign merchants set up satellite offices here, specializing in tea, cotton, and silk textile trade. In 2005, the Taipei City government put a new life into this area, travelers can experience the taste of Taiwan history, visit the old buildings and art galleries. Walking in Dihua Street like a local. At here, tour guide will show you Taiwanese traditional food, tea culture, clothes, building and life style. Meet up point: Beimen MRT Station Exit 2 -Order Information- ．The tour duration will be adjusted due to traffic jam or weather. ．This tour includes a lot of walking, please measure your physical condition. ．The entire journey will be on foot, please wear comfortable clothing and shoes.

If you’re looking to maximize your layover time and visit Taipei's highlights before your next flight, then this tour is ideal. Take a private tour personalized to accommodate your tastes and choose between many incredible spots. You might like to see the iconic Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, the extraordinary Martyr’s Shrine, or try local cuisine at Yongkang Street: a must-see spot for foodies. Visit one of Taipei's impressive temples or catch magnificent views from Taipei 101: one of the tallest buildings in the world.

Embrace the beauty of nature on a tour to Yangmingshan National Park and Beitou District from Taipei. Once you leave the hustle and bustle of the city, you'll enter a world of gorgeous flora, fumaroles, lava terrain, craters, and hot springs. After the park, explore the Geothermal Valley and visit the Beitou Hot Spring Museum to learn about the history of development of hot springs in Taipei. Unwind in a hot spring bathing experience of your own before heading back to town.

Get a feel for Taipei’s vibrant nightlife and enjoy a personal way to explore on a private, evening walking tour. Begin at the Songshan Ciyou Temple, famed for its ornate roof decorations and sculptures then continue to the Raohe Night Market, where you can try traditional snacks and bubble tea. Finally, hop into a cab and head towards Taipei 101, a Taipei icon, and take away personalized recommendations from your local host.

Make the most of your stop in Keelung, the nearest port to Taipei with our Cruise Tour. Visit a selection of the most emblematic places of the capital of Taiwan, taking a look at its history and culture, from one of its oldest temples to the fascinating architecture of the tallest skyscraper in Taiwan and enjoy the famous xiaolongbao from the world acclaimed restaurant Din Tai Fung inside Taiwan's tallest skyscraper Taipei 101.

No Hunger Guarantee: Our food tours are a full meal! You’ll leave satisfied—we promise you won’t go hungry. This dedicated breakfast tour takes you into Taipei’s morning food culture, where locals line up daily for iconic eats. This tour is your backstage pass to Taiwan’s breakfast tradition—how it began and why it became a ritual. We’ll start with a walk through a lively traditional market, where you’ll glimpse local life and the ingredients behind famous dishes. With menus tucked in alleys and written only in Chinese, these treasures are often missed by travelers. We’re here to change that. We’ll guide you through a handpicked lineup of must-try dishes, sharing stories and showing how locals enjoy them. To finish, we’ll visit a charming tea house in Dadaocheng, one of Taipei’s most atmospheric neighborhoods, for a guided tasting of oolong, cold brew red tea, and more. Whether you’re a foodie or a curious traveler, this morning journey will leave you full and fascinated.

If you’ve got a long layover in Taipei, don’t waste time in the airport: instead, this personalized layover tour will help you make the most of your time in the Taiwanese capital. After landing, meet your guide at Taoyuan International Airport and take a train into the city. Once in Taipei proper, the itinerary is up to you: stroll the city’s distinctive neighborhoods, visit night markets, admire the soaring Taipei 101, explore the Bao’an Temple, and more. At tour’s end, return by train to the airport.

Explore Taipei at your own pace, and get around town seamlessly, with a private, half-day chartered car service. Meet your driver at a time and place of your choosing—including the airport or the Port of Keelung, if selected—and embark in your comfortable vehicle. Make the most of a brief layover, transfer to your hotel, indulge in a bit of sightseeing, and more: the vehicle is fully at your disposal, and your destination is up to you.

If you’re visiting Taipei for the first time, ensure you see the best of Taiwan’s capital city on a private and custom tour. Rather than following a set itinerary, you’ll only visit the attractions that capture your interests—whether they lie in religion, history, food, or fashion. Taking a private tour means that you’ll receive the undivided attention of your guide and travel between attractions in air-conditioned comfort and without getting lost.

From Taoist temples to modern skyscrapers, to sprawling street markets—there’s so much to see in Taiwan's capital, it can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. This Lokafy walking tour offers a different experience to the typical guided tour. Connect with a Taiwan local who will show you around their city like a friend and introduce you to the neighborhoods that they know and love. Chat with your guide before you arrive and devise an itinerary that suits your preferences and style of travel.

• Explore hidden food gems with a knowledgeable local guide • Taste a variety of authentic Taiwanese street foods (10 Classic Taiwanese Street Foods included) • Learn how to order and eat like a local • Discover fascinating cultural and historical stories along the way with your guide • Enjoy a fun, relaxing, and interactive experience — perfect for creating lasting memories