Text by Wei Rwei, MOOK Travel Life Network, compiled and reported. Source / Moleskine Editorial Department
In an era of rising fuel, electricity, and general living costs, there’s a smarter way to enjoy life while keeping your spirit nourished and your daily joys flowing. During such times... places you can freely explore become the most “awesome” attractions. And if they’re also unique, the only or first of their kind in Taiwan, or even internationally acclaimed, then not visiting would be truly odd. Since exploring them is free anyway, these high CP (cost-performance) and CV (cost-value) spots should definitely go on your travel itinerary right now.
Taiwan, this precious island, is home to many unique places worth visiting. (Image provided / Moleskine Editorial Department)
A 5-meter-high super-sized photo wall created by collaging 16,000 photos selected from the LomoWorld Archive. (Image provided / Moleskine Editorial Department)
Taiwan’s only flagship Lomography store is the 13th global branch, opened by the Austrian headquarters. It features a 5-meter-high Lomowall—the tallest in Asia so far. What drives Lomo fans wild here isn’t just the display of various cameras, but also the complete range of Lomo lifestyle accessories you can’t find elsewhere, from mugs and bags to film and clothes. It’s also currently the only branch with an attached Café Bar.
Phone: 02-2773-6111
Address: No. 35, Lane 187, Section 1, Dunhua South Road, Da’an District, Taipei City
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 14:00–22:00, Saturday to Sunday 12:00–22:00
Quirky, vintage-style items and well-designed objects are also part of what makes “Good Idea Bookstore” so appealing. (Image provided / Moleskine Editorial Department)
In February this year, it was selected by the American entertainment and arts news website Flavorwire as one of the “20 Most Beautiful Bookstores in the World,” and it’s the only Taiwanese bookstore on the list. “Good Idea Bookstore” shares interesting books from around the world. The books here are like works of art, including Eastern European travel guides and miscellany books published by Japanese publishers, as well as volumes on architecture, design, art, cookbooks, and lifestyle. The cozy and inviting atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for reading and browsing.
Phone: 02-2773-1358
Address: No. 13, Lane 40, Lane 181, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Road, Da’an District, Taipei City
Business hours: 12:00–21:00
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