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A must-photograph boho IG spot: vintage iron flower windows and large retro glass become popular hotspots

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Everyday alleyway street scenes in Taipei have become backdrops for many photos, especially old houses and Japanese colonial-era architecture, which are particularly favored by tourists and netizens. Iron flower windows and vintage glass are also popular scenes that many enjoy sharing on IG. ...

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Everyday alleyway street scenes in Taipei have become backdrops for many photos, especially old houses and Japanese colonial-era architecture, which are particularly favored by tourists and netizens. Iron flower windows and vintage glass are also popular scenes that many enjoy sharing on IG.
 

At the City Plus Bookstore near Xingtian Temple Station, the renovated space features a brand-new look with large vintage iron flower windows and semi-transparent retro carved glass. Even before its official opening, its exterior has already become a popular background for photos.

The new City Plus Bookstore will offer not only reading spaces but also areas for dining, lectures, and salon events. Opening in June, many people have already shown interest in this beautiful retro setting, taking out their phones to snap photos.

The retro trend has always been one of the popular themes in travel and photography, and there are also many restaurants and dessert cafes housed in renovated old buildings around Xingtian Temple Station—why not take a little retro-themed trip here?

 
【Info】
City Plus Bookstore 'Business Weekly Salon'
Address: 1F, No. 141, Section 2, Minsheng East Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City

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