A must-see for hipsters: this 111-year-old municipal monument!

The Huashan 1914 Cultural and Creative Industrial Park, formerly the Taipei Distillery, is commonly referred to as "Huashan Wenchuang." Founded by the Japanese in 1914, it boasts a 111-year history. Originally a Japanese sake factory, it was later converted into the Taipei Distillery and is currently a designated Taipei City Historic Site. Its familiar appearance dates back to 1999, and it has become a popular venue for art exhibitions, music performances, and even street performances. The park also boasts numerous restaurants, shops, and even a cinema, making it a popular attraction for both young and old, and for both domestic and international tourists. After exploring Huashan Wenchuang, consider visiting the Japanese-style dormitory complex on Qidong Street, home to the best-preserved historical architecture in Taipei. The Huashan 1914 Cultural and Creative Industrial Park, formerly the Taipei Distillery, is commonly referred to as "Huashan Wenchuang." Founded by the Japanese in 1914, it boasts a 111-year history. Originally a Japanese sake factory, it was later converted into the Taipei Brewery and is currently a designated Taipei City Historic Site. Its familiar appearance dates back to 1999, and it has become a popular venue for art exhibitions, music performances, and even street performances. The park also boasts numerous restaurants, shops, and even a cinema, making it a popular attraction for both young and old, and for both domestic and international tourists. After exploring Huashan Cultural and Creative Park, consider visiting the cluster of Japanese-style dormitories on Qidong Street, home to the best-preserved historical architecture in Taipei!