A Hipster Stroll: Essential Guide to Specialty Shops on Taipei’s Fujin Street
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Lush greenery surrounds Fujin Street, complementing the houses tucked behind it. Studios, cafés, and general stores converted from residences form a beautiful sight along this green corridor—so picturesque they resemble stage props from a play. This is a hidden...
TRAVELER Luxe Travel MagazineMOOK Scenic Spots Tourism Life Network Editorial Team, compiled and reported
The lush greenery of Fujin Street pairs harmoniously with the houses hidden behind it. Workshops, cafés, and general stores converted from homes create a stunning view along this green corridor—so idyllic it feels like scenery from a theatrical set. This is a refreshing corner tucked away in the urban jungle.
A stroll through Fujin Street: an essential guide to specialty shops. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Tourism Life Network, Liao Qiyu)
● Little Provence
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Little Provence features a rustic urban countryside vibe, mostly showcasing natural material products such as light and soft-toned solid wood, linen, ceramics, and iron—all practical items that gain more character with use. Around the store, you’ll find a variety of earthy-toned, simple linen textiles. Linen is a high-quality natural fiber that requires minimal water during cultivation, is less prone to pests, uses very little pesticide, and can be harvested after just three or four months of growth—making it one of the most environmentally friendly fiber crops. In addition to being highly absorbent, quick-drying, and easy to clean, linen fibers also become stronger and softer with each wash. In Europe, linen often holds heirloom value, with women frequently embroidering their family initials or patterns on plain linen cloths.
Step outside Little Provence, and you’ll feel like you’ve arrived in the European countryside. (Image provided / TRAVELER Luxe Travel Magazine)
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Little Provence
Address: No. 447, Fujin Street, Songshan District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2768-1618
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