Sanxia Old Street

I had fun! The old street is not too long but it’s filled with different stores. Luckily we went weekday so it wasn’t crowded either. We did dyeing at the dyeing center. The smell of the dye was horrible (for me😂 because others say it’s ok) but they were extremely helpful before, during, and after the process. They speak Chinese though, with just a LITTLE English. Nonetheless, it was amazing.

Support local Taiwanese vendor here, they’re nice and friendly. I loved the fact that we (my fam and I) were the only foreigners (I think) when we visited yesterday. Great vibe. Perfect for photo ops. And there were lots of doggos too love it!

I really liked coming here late in the evening. Not many things open but it wasn't crowded and it was very peaceful to walk around the old street and the temple.

This place reminds me of the traditional culture that Taiwan has and they sell many kind of things from tea to snacks, you can find delicious food to satisfy yourself here! I loved the architecture and the pavement that decorate this old street. What makes this place different from other has to be the tidiness and red brick buildings that are their specialty.

Lots of leather shoe stores, old school kid toys and snacks stores. We found the cooked thin dough-skin wrapped old school ice cream with peanut shaving and cilantro (潤餅包冰淇淋）. We tried the taiwanese croissant （牛角）, which was pretty tasty. We went there on a weekday so the street wasn't busy at all.

One of the many old streets that we can find in Taiwan. Loads of cool stuffs. The bread shops are the one of the main attractions here. Was here in the evening and the night market was open too. Huge market and crowded. There is a small stream that crosses through, nice spot for chilling with friends.
A good place for a weekend ride or drive.

Regarding to the locals this street is a classic. From the outside you see old buildings and when you enter you get a combination of old meets new. Very nice location to spend a afternoon or day shopping.

Fully traditional Taiwanese old style street with lots of goods and local typical cuisine is here! If you are interesting in experience Taiwan traditional culture， come here and you will see the story here.👍

Nice place with cooling weather

Just like any other old Street in taiwan, various flavors through out taiwan can be seen here, and includes the old temple that carefully carve every design of it. Highly recommended to go here the only downside is the parking lot because it's a little bit far but worth it.

A small beautiful old street. Not too many tourists as we came here early in the morning as the shops just start to open their doors. At the end of the street there is a temple. A must see is the shop Tai Hwa Pottery. A famous ceramic business with beautiful vases.

💬Shenkeng Old Street

Highly recommended for foreigners or tourists visit here, there are very beautiful street views and renovated landscapes.

Shenkeng Old Street is one of the largest and busiest old streets in New Taipei, known for its famous tofu delicacies, and old Taiwan feel.

🌟Stay time:1-4hours
🌟Parking: yes (Parking fee)
🌟Toilet: 1.near park or store provide
2.car park toilet
🌟Trade hours:
Every Day from about 10 AM to 10 PM, with more shops opening later in the day.
🌟Bus
There are a number of buses that pass by the old street coming from Wenshan District or Nangang District of Taipei that leave from near the Blue Line Nangang Exhibition Center Station or Brown line MRT Taipei Zoo/Muzha Station.

A baroque style Taiwanese old street.
You can buy the popular bullhorn croissant 🥐 there. At the end of street, there is the famou temple carved by renowned Taiwanese architect.

One of the best old street in New Taipei City. Beautiful heritage buildings along with stalls selling local delicacies. Parking can be found near the market and be there early to avoid lunch crowd.

One of the best old streets in Taiwan.

One of the most beautiful temples in the country. Various vendors selling food, clothes, and toys on the Old Street. A good half-day trip from Taipei accessible by MRT & bus or TRA & bus.

Very attractive area with shops and food for most interests. Attractive temples. Been here a few times and will keep coming back.

Old street in NewTaipei City !!
Old building, old culture, old food, fun dessert, are in Sanxia ol street. If you are looking for street with these thing you should come to this place !!!

This place can easily acess by bus from Taipei city will take 30 min only. !!

Nice place! you can take 3 hour there at most. From Taipei ride to Yong Ning MRT station then ask for buses going towards San Xia. Best to ride bus# 916. It's nearer to the old street. But this bus doesn't accommodate wheel chairs.... If you wish to ride with wheelchairs ride bus# 706. Bus #706 also goes Ximen to Sanxia... Many delicacies include croissants, Cow (Ox) milk ice cream (it is verryyyyy goooooodd).... You can eat lunch at small eateries... Don't expect to find aircon restaurants... It's is very hot here so bring a fan...

Sanxia is a traditional, suburban district in New Taipei City. It is mainly known for its tourism street, known as Sanxia Old Street (三峽老街). The architecture consists of red brick buildings with hallways connected by small lanes. Dating back to the early 1900s during the Japanese occupation, the unique traditional architecture is quite different from the rest of the island, which went through a massive development push in the 1970s at the expense of many traditional buildings. Bi Luo Chun （碧螺春）is one of the tea you don’t miss in this area.