Discovering Taipei's Historical Charm

Taipei's Dihua Street Ten Joint Buildings are a renowned historical architectural cluster in Taiwan. These ten interconnected two-story red brick buildings were constructed during the Japanese colonial period, blending Baroque and Minnan architectural styles. The facades feature intricate carvings, exuding a nostalgic charm, making it a perfect spot for photography and social media posts📸. The arcade-style design not only showcases exquisite craftsmanship but also stands as a testament to Dihua Street's century-old commercial prosperity. Once a hub for goods like dried foods, traditional Chinese medicine, and fabrics, the Ten Joint Buildings still retain some old-brand shop signs. Additionally, some spaces have been revitalized into coffee and tea shops☕️🧋, cultural and creative boutiques, art galleries, and workshops. As an extension of the Dihua Street business district, it attracts numerous visitors eager to experience Taipei's historical ambiance and local vibrancy. 🚉 Transportation: Take the Zhonghe-Xinlu MRT Line to Daqiaotou Station, exit via 1A, and walk towards the Tamsui River for about 7 minutes.