Dihua Street

Dihua Street is a vibrant and historic street in Taipei that offers a unique glimpse into Taiwanese culture. From traditional shops selling dried goods and tea to bustling markets during Lunar New Year, there's something for everyone here. I highly recommend checking it out!
5 stars.

Love the streets very cultural location. We spent a lot of time exploring the streets and loving the strawberry mochi and local snacks. Worth a visit have a feel for the contrast generation.

Taipei Dihua Street is one of the most famous streets in Taipei, Taiwan.

It is known for its well-preserved architecture, traditional shops, and vibrant cultural atmosphere. The street is lined with a variety of stores selling dried goods, traditional Chinese medicine, fabrics, tea, and other local products.

Dihua Street is particularly bustling during festivals and holidays, such as the Lunar New Year, when locals and tourists flock to the area to shop for traditional food, snacks, and festive decorations.

Whether you're interested in history, culture, or shopping for traditional goods, Taipei Dihua Street is a must-visit destination that offers a glimpse into Taipei's rich heritage and local traditions.

Nice old street selling rare herbs and spices as well as good souvenirs. Most things seem overpriced and you can see it due to every shop havjng a lexus or mercedes parked out front…but its nice to walk around and spend a lazy day. Lots of interesting smells!

Old town… Shopping street… lots to see lots to buy lots to walk… keep walking to the end of the street… you will see the old historic building and enter aged plum shop selling plum beer 🍺 and other sauces & paste that make from 10 years old aged plum… must try 👍🏻

Nice street to walk around. Our hotel is just a few minutes' walk from Dihua Street, so it was very convenient for us. There are many cafes and dining options, you can stop anytime when you get tired of walking. Highly recommended, especially if you are staying nearby.

A local street in Taipei.
Worth visiting. Sitting in one of the coffee shops, looking how the locals here is very enjoying. There are shops around for shopping as well .

Old street with lot of great shops not only Chinese spices or dry goods but great gift shops. Focal sound system and wonderful tea shops. Worth spending time on it.

Many products - dried rose, chinese tea, sunflowers seeds, peanuts, dry goods such as sea cucumber, abalone can be purchased at this Dihua Street.
There are varieties of food at Minle & Yong Le areas. 226 Lao Ah Pek cuttlefish ball soup is okie not fanatastic. Sugared coated fruits is okie too.

So many herbs along the street and like old shanghai feeling. Many stores sell creative things. Got food as well. And got famous temple for god of love.

A district filled with authentic foods and culture, and people's old time memory.

A must visit tourist attraction. The nearby temple is famous, worth a trip to ask some luck through a meditation.

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The authentic Taipei…good food, interesting shops. Some odours are quiet unusual for European noises…..

At first I thought this was gonna be like an area where there are a lot of old stores that is selling heavy foods, but it turns out as a place where you can enjoy buying small snacks (and also try some samples, believe me it was really fun).

As the name suggest, 年貨大街（迪化街）is a place where you can buy all kinds of food and merchandise especially when approaching Chinese New Year（春節）.

There is also a free calligraphy booth, probably at the front of Da Dao Cheng Theater（大稻埕戲苑），but as of today, this booth closed in 8 P.M. You just have to wait in line and do your calligraphy.

There is a lot of other places and vendors that I have not visited yet. Personally, this place is giving me a 'night market' vibes.

so fun to see and shop around this area for its sashimi, souvenirs and its history. Def a different Taipei experience

My most fav old street in Taipei! Before Lunar New Year there is special market with a lot of Traditional food and stuffs!

Beautiful and authentic shopping street. Great for groceries, food ingredients (dried scallops) and tea.

A must visit place especially during festive season. Crowded during weekend.

I don't expect much while visiting here, but this street was so nice and lovely. Alot of traditional shop with various kind of food. Nice coffee shop, old building, lantern. Strong recommend when you visiting Taipei.

I bought a lot of ready-packed soup and dried japanese scallop for everyday soup. There is also a lot of ready-packed herbal tea for easy consumption. Affordable price too. There is also some interesting souvenier shop too.. Recommended to go there!

A place where you can find everything you need to prepare for Chinese New Year. But not for that reason only. There is so much more in the area and fun to explore, you should go see for yourself! Sooo many different good food samples to try out! The historical buildings are so beautiful to look at as well.

Worth visiting. A must in Taipei!