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“Mom, rainy days are so boring, I really want to go out and play!”
Taipei has been rainy lately, and the kids are almost moldy staying at home all the time. Don’t let the weather ruin your family holiday—rainy days are no excuse not to go out. We’ve carefully selected five unique indoor destinations in Taipei perfect for families. Whether you're looking for an active space where kids can run and jump, or educational DIY workshops, there’s something for everyone. Make your grey rainy day full of joy and quality family time.
“I jump, I jump, I jump, jump, jump!” Located in Zhongshan District, “FLIP OUT” is Taiwan’s first trampoline entertainment center. The trampolines, imported from Australia, are a popular sport overseas. Both adults and children can tumble and jump to their hearts’ content here—it’s perfect for the whole family. Don’t underestimate trampolining; it’s a super energetic workout. Just one hour will leave your child drenched in sweat. On a rainy day, come experience this fun-filled activity and jump all your bad moods away.
Located in Zhongshan District, “FLIP OUT” is Taiwan’s first trampoline entertainment center. (Image source: Flip Out – Taipei Trampoline)
Redesigned this September, Wooderful life now includes a Wooden Forest Play Area, a DIY woodworking workshop, and a light meal service zone, among other diverse spaces. The play area features mainly static games, with bright, lovely colors and a lush green forest setting with adorable hidden animal figurines. After playing brain games, you can also make your own wooden music box in the DIY area, spending a healing and relaxing afternoon in this urban forest.
The play area is surrounded by a green forest and cute animal figurines. (Image source: Wooderful Life Huashan Store - Wooden Forest)
Here, besides trying wooden puzzle games, you can also create your own wooden music box. (Image source: Wooderful Life Huashan Store - Wooden Forest)
The AoSen Children’s Museum, which opened just this August, is Taiwan’s first museum designed specifically for children. Built for ages 0–10, it follows the concept of “learning through play,” combining elements of aesthetics, crafts, and sports to let families explore together. The museum has three floors with exciting zip lines, climbing frames, balance boats, giant rock climbing areas, as well as quieter zones like art graffiti spots and magical bubble areas—meeting the varied interests of different kids and guaranteeing a full day of non-stop fun.
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Taiwan’s first children’s museum offers diverse facilities for educational and entertaining family time. (Image source: KidsAwesome AoSen Children’s Museum)
Jump World, with a jungle theme, features rocks, tree trunks, adorable cushioned animals, and a waterfall-style slide. This indoor trampoline parkour arena, located on the 2nd floor of Xizhi’s Far Eastern Plaza, is suitable for kids aged 3–15. Its challenging obstacle courses stimulate kids' reflexes. On weekdays, unlimited-entry passes are available, and when hunger strikes, the food court helps refuel for more jumping.
Challenging obstacle courses help stimulate children’s reflexes. (Image source: Jump World Kids Trampoline Parkour)
Tucked away in Taipei’s Wanhua old alleyways, the Taipei Municipal Local Education Center is housed in the historic site of “Bo-Pi-Liao.” The famous movie “Gangs of Wanhua” was also filmed here. Bring your kids here to learn about the history and cultural relics of Bo-Pi-Liao through hands-on exploration. Special exhibitions and parent-child DIY classes are often held, along with classic vintage toys and interactive facilities for kids to enjoy. The historic architecture guarantees lots of photo ops.
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Experience history firsthand through the relics of Bo-Pi-Liao. (Image source: Bo-Pi-Liao Historical Block)
[Women's Learning] Authorized Repost | Original Article [Rainy Days Without Mold: 5 Indoor Family-Friendly Spots in Taipei]