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Must-visit new attractions from community revitalization | Five unique parks across Taiwan

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — In recent years, community revitalization and renovation have become quite popular in Taiwan. From colorful alleyways to the transformation of old houses, these efforts have injected new vitality and elements into aging communities and residences. This time, HowToTrip is introducing the redevelopment of unique parks. More and more people are working hard to promote Taiwan’s park spaces, transforming them from cookie-cutter playgrounds with just slides, swings, and seesaws into great destinations for family outings. HowToTrip especially recommends five distinctive parks across Taiwan that travelers might want to visit during holidays for photos, check-ins, and fun.

By MOOK HowToTrip / Christopher | Compiled & Reported

Taiwan has seen a surge in community revitalization and renovation in recent years. From vibrant alleyway murals to the adaptive reuse of heritage homes, these initiatives breathe new life and creativity into older neighborhoods and residences. This time, HowToTrip highlights the transformation of distinctive parks. An increasing number of people are advocating for more imaginative public park spaces in Taiwan—moving beyond the usual slides, swings, and see-saws to create family-friendly destinations. HowToTrip is pleased to recommend five uniquely designed parks across the country, perfect for visitors to explore, snap photos, and enjoy during holidays.

Rongxing Park redesigned as Taipei’s first child-participatory playground (Photo source / Taipei City Government)

1. Taipei Rongxing Park

Rongxing Park offers rope-climbing activities for families (Photo source / Taipei City Government)

Rongxing Park features a variety of fun play equipment (Photo source / Taipei City Government)

2. New Taipei – Cisheng Park

New Taipei City’s Cisheng Park unveils Taiwan’s first floor piano (Photo source / Sanchong District Office, New Taipei City)

3. Keelung – Nuannuan Waterfront Park

Nuannuan Waterfront Park features fountains, water channels, and a castle (Photo source / Keelung City Government)

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