Romantic Glass Dome IG Photo Trend: 4 Must-Visit Bubble House Spots

By / HowToTrip Jun, compiled & reported
 
In recent years, bubble-themed aesthetics have taken off—beyond bubble-shaped camping tents, attractions and restaurants have also set up bubble-inspired decor and dining environments. These eye-catching installations give travelers who love whimsical elements the illusion of stepping into a fantastical movie scene.

Drunk Play Drunk but Not Tired
Drunk Play (Drunk but Not Tired) is a high-altitude bar located on the rooftop of ATT4FUN in Xinyi District. It features a semi-circular, dreamy transparent bubble glass structure, along with a triangular starry sky tent, offering sweeping views of the million-dollar night scenery of Taipei 101 in Xinyi.

The venue includes an indoor lounge with tassel lights, outdoor terrace seating, and private capsule areas featuring independent spheres and triangular tents. The design is primarily opulent Thai style, richly decorated with Thai elements, all while providing high-altitude vistas of Taipei’s urban landscape.

Address: 11F, No. 12, Songshou Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City (ATT4FUN)
Hours: Sun–Thu 14:00–19:50, 21:00–3:00 (Fri–Sat until 4:00)

Succulent Secret Garden
Located in Puli, Nantou, the Succulent Secret Garden features a courtyard not only planted with numerous succulents, but also home to an inflatable giant moon taller than a person, as well as a dreamy bubble dome. The entire garden resembles an oversized bonsai, with various whimsical installations acting as oversized decorations, perfectly complementing the lush greenery.

The venue offers a wide variety of small succulent potted plants at wallet-friendly prices, as well as ready-made handcrafted potted plants you can take home. Additionally, you can join DIY workshops on-site to create your own succulent arrangement—choose your own pot, plants, stones, and ornaments.

Address: No. 157-4, Zhongzheng Rd., Puli Township, Nantou County
Business Hours: 09:30–17:30 (Closed Wed)
Phone: 0927-862262