Taipei Attractions｜Sisi South Village

#Taipei Attractions Taipei Sisi South Village is the first military dependents' village in Taipei City. It was named because it is located south of the 44th Arsenal of the Joint Logistics Command. Most of the buildings in the village are made of wood, bamboo fences, lime and tiles, arranged in a "fishbone" shape and divided into three major building complexes: A, B and C. Despite multiple demolition plans, with the efforts of many parties, some of the buildings were preserved and converted into the Xinyi Civic Center, which integrates exhibition, cultural, and community functions. Today, Sisi South Village is not only a witness to history, but also incorporates modern cultural elements, such as the "Haoqiu" cultural and creative space, which has injected new vitality into the military village. Visitors can experience the atmosphere of an old military village while appreciating the unique style of Taipei City, where prosperity and simplicity coexist. 📍Address: No. 50, Songqin Street, Xinyi District, Taipei City 🕒Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00-17:00 (closed on Monday)