Top 20 Nightlife Spots in Taipei You Shouldn’t Miss (Part 1)
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Whether you’re a local or a visitor, when you come to Taipei for fun, don’t just hit the hay as soon as night falls. In this bustling metropolis, nighttime is when the real show begins. Whether you’re into high-energy dancing, electronic music, sipping finely crafted cocktails while taking in the glittering city lights, Taipei will keep you wide awake.
By MOOK Travel Life Network, Reported by Chen Guanxin
Whether you’re a local or a visitor,inTaipei for fun, don’t just hit the hay as soon as night falls. In this bustling metropolis, nighttime is when the real show begins. Whether you’re into high-energy dancing, electronic music, sipping finely crafted cocktails while taking in the glittering city lights, Taipei will keep you wide awake.
Enjoy a richly layered cocktail while quietly admiring Taipei’s stunning nightlife. (Photo provided by Moleskine Editorial Team)
Spark 101—The Premier Choice for a Stylish and Luxurious Nightlife Experience
Located on the B1 floor of Taipei 101, Spark 101’s standout feature is its LED ceiling above the dance floor, designed by renowned nightclub designer Liao Zihao. The lights change dynamically with the music, combining spectacular visuals with synchronized sound to create a truly cutting-edge and avant-garde vibe. Since its opening in April 2009, it’s been almost always packed, with famous DJs and dancing crowds that let you fully experience Taipei’s electrifying nightlife.
【Info】
How to get there: About a 13-minute walk from Exit 2 of Taipei City Hall MRT Station
Address: B1, 45 Shifu Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City (B1, Taipei 101)
Phone: 02-8101-8662
Taiwan’s only LED ceiling that syncs with music to create vibrant light effects, delivering a multi-sensory experience. (Photo provided by Moleskine Editorial Team)
Room18—The Nightclub Favorite Among Celebrities
Dubbed the nightclub most loved by Taipei celebrities, Room18 was opened by entertainer Tu Cheng-kang. To maintain a fresh vibe, its interior is redecorated roughly once a year to stay ahead of fashion trends, perfectly catering to the tastes of trend-loving club-goers. It features two rooms: one playing House EDM, the other hip hop and pop music, giving you two distinct music experiences with one entry ticket. Entry fees can be paired with two complimentary cocktails at 350 NTD each, or three on Fridays and Saturdays. There's also a weekly Lady’s Night every Wednesday where women can enter and dance for free (excluding drinks).
【Info】
Address: B1, 22 Songshou Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2345-2778
Room18 offers a variety of fruit cocktails and British-style fruit cocktails, known for their refreshing and delicate flavors. (Photo provided by Moleskine Editorial Team)
Luxy—The Most Iconic Nightclub
When it comes to Taipei nightclubs, Luxy is a must-mention. A fusion of luxury and sexiness, Luxy is known as one of Taiwan’s hottest and largest-scale nightclubs. It frequently hosts top domestic and international artists as well as globally renowned DJs, making it a significant influence on Taipei’s nightlife scene. Covering 1,000 ping and with 10-meter-high ceilings, Luxy is grand and opulent, divided mainly into two rooms: Galleria and Onyx Room, offering EDM and hip hop respectively. There’s also a unique Cigar Lounge that opens depending on crowd size.
【Info】
How to get there: About a 1-minute walk from Exit 2 of Zhongxiao Dunhua MRT Station
Address: 5F, 201 Zhongxiao E. Rd. Sec. 4, Da’an District, Taipei City
Phone: 0955-904-600
Marquee Restaurant & Lounge—Expert Mixologists at Your Service
One of the well-known nightclubs in Xinyi District, Marquee boasts bartenders with top-tier skills, often representing Taiwan in international competitions and bringing home awards. Here, you can enjoy expertly crafted classic cocktails or customize your own, all made with fresh fruits and aromatic herbs for rich, multi-layered and refined flavors. Happy Hour runs from 7:00 to 9:30 PM daily, with buy-one-get-one-free deals on all cocktails and beers. Whether you're hoping to spot a celebrity or simply want a high-end nightlife spot to unwind with friends, this is a great choice.
Every Friday and Saturday, internationally and domestically renowned DJs perform live, mixing music and visuals. Monthly events and promotions are also held, such as the debut of Dom Pérignon’s new release and Taiwan’s first exclusive launch party at Marquee.
【Info】
How to get there: Take a bus and get off at Wuxing Street, then walk for about 7 minutes.
Address: No. 16-1, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2729-5409
From left to right are the Original Sazerac, Silver Angel, Mai Tai, and Health & Sexy— all are highly popular cocktails. (Photo provided by Mook Editorial Department)
Myst—Taiwan’s best nightlife venue with a view
The eye-catching ceiling is actually the rooftop swimming pool upstairs. The pool has a reinforced glass bottom, allowing you to see the graceful dance moves of the bikini-clad women above—this is Myst’s standout feature. The stage also features a water curtain that complements the overall ambiance. Meanwhile, the open-air observation deck on the rooftop of ATT offers a panoramic view of Taipei 101, making it one of the best spots to enjoy Taipei’s night scenery and immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant nightlife and glamorous urban charm.
【info】
How to get there: Walk for about 11 minutes from Exit 3 of Taipei City Hall MRT Station
Address: 9F, No. 12, Songshou Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City (ATT 4 Fun 9F)
Phone: 02-7737-9997
A glass ceiling isn’t unique—having a swimming pool right above you is what really stands out. Taiwan’s only classic design like this means you might just catch a glimpse of a graceful bikini-clad woman swimming by, adding an extra touch of allure. (Photo provided by Mook Editorial Department)
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