{"id":52020,"date":"2026-11-02T17:00:00","date_gmt":"2026-11-02T15:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/check-in-out.com\/?p=52020"},"modified":"2026-11-10T05:21:45","modified_gmt":"2026-11-10T03:21:45","slug":"taiwan-with-kids-8-days","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/check-in-out.com\/en\/taiwan-with-kids-8-days\/","title":{"rendered":"Taiwan with Kids: An 8-Day Itinerary That Made Me Fall in Love (and Yes, I’ll Be Back!)"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

If you’d told me before this trip that Taiwan would become one of my favorite destinations, I might have raised an eyebrow. But the reality? The reality is I developed a huge crush on this place. The perfect combination of incredible technology, ancient tradition, street food so good it makes you want to cry, and uncompromising convenience for traveling families simply won me over.<\/p>\n\n

Welcoming people, clean trains that run to the second, and an atmosphere that blends calm with lots of energy. I have no doubt at all, I’ll be back in Taiwan, and that’s a promise.<\/p>\n\n

Before you dive into our full itinerary, you’re more than welcome to get into the mood and watch all the stories and best moments I documented right here in my Taiwan highlights on Instagram<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n

Recommended Hotel in Taipei<\/h3>\n\n

We chose to stay at the CHECK inn Taipei Main Station<\/strong>, and it was an excellent choice! It’s a modern hotel in a winning location, only about 600 meters from Taipei Main Station and right next to a beautiful park that’s home to the city’s national museum.<\/p>\n\n

Our room was simply excellent: from the shower to the mattress and the pillows, everything was super comfortable (exactly what you need after long days of sightseeing). And the best part? Fancy Japanese toilets that are an experience in themselves! Click here for more details and to book a room at the hotel<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Ready? Here’s our full itinerary, day by day:<\/p>\n\n

Day 1: Landing and Settling In at the Heart of It All<\/h3>\n\n

After a flight from Phuket, we landed in Taipei late at night. We took a taxi (Uber works too) and went straight to our hotel, CHECK inn Taipei Main Station<\/strong>. Its location was simply spot on! Right by the main station, which made getting around over the following days especially easy.<\/p>\n\n

We did a quick check-in, popped into the 7-Eleven opposite the hotel for a snack and crashed to recharge.<\/p>\n\n

Day 2: Science, Space, an Amusement Park and a First Taste of Street Food<\/h3>\n\n

We started the morning at the National Taiwan Science Education Center (NTSEC)<\/strong> and the Astronomical Museum<\/strong> next door. It’s an amazing area where you can easily spend a whole day with kids, and prices are crazy cheap! (Entry to the exhibitions costs just a few dollars for an adult, and Peleg, under 6, got in free almost everywhere.) Peleg especially loved the interactive “spaceship ride” at the Astronomical Museum.<\/p>\n\n

Important food tip:<\/strong> if you’re vegetarian, bear in mind there are almost no suitable options in the museum food court, so it’s highly recommended to bring snacks, fruit or sandwiches with you so you don’t get stuck hungry.<\/p>\n\n

Outside the museums there’s a lovely, spacious park that’s worth a stroll. From there we continued to the Children’s Amusement Park<\/strong> next door (also very cheap, and you pay per ride), but because of the very harsh heat and humidity we realized we couldn’t push it too far and decided to head back to the hotel for an essential nap and a refresh.<\/p>\n\n

After a nap in the room, we went out in the evening to Ningxia Night Market<\/strong>. It’s compact, very easy to get around even with a child and a stroller, and the food… simply wow! There are lots of games for kids, like target shooting, fishing for plastic fish, balloon popping and so on. Peleg loved the market.<\/p>\n\n

Day 3: A View from the Clouds, an Emotional Reunion and the District of Lights<\/h3>\n\n

This morning Peleg and I spent on our own at the iconic Taipei 101<\/strong>. We went up to the amazing, air-conditioned observatory and enjoyed it. Bear in mind that observatory tickets are relatively expensive; I personally really loved the incredible panoramic view from the top, but Peleg, how shall I put it… appreciated the occasion rather less, haha.<\/p>\n\n

After the observatory, we went down for lunch at the excellent food court in the mall below the tower. There’s a huge choice of options, and it’s wonderfully air-conditioned. Truth is, the mall itself is huge and impressive, and if we hadn’t been in a mad rush to pick up Dad, I have no doubt we’d have stayed to explore it and its shops a bit longer.<\/p>\n\n

From there we set off on the most important mission of the day: picking up Dad, Bob! Here our hotel’s location (CHECK inn Taipei Main Station<\/strong>) proved itself a total win yet again. Getting from the hotel to the airport is a dream, the hotel is right next to the main station, where you board the direct express train (Taoyuan Airport MRT), and within about 35 minutes we were at the airport to pick him up, easily and effortlessly.<\/p>\n\n

In the evening we walked over to Ximending<\/strong>. It’s nicknamed “the district of lights” because it’s lit up entirely by giant screens and colorful neon that make your eyes happy. There’s a lively urban atmosphere, great street performances and stalls of hot, crunchy donuts that are impossible to resist.<\/p>\n\n

And here’s the special highlight of the evening: we visited a self-service ramen shop (Anna Ramen<\/strong>). It’s a super cool experience, you pick the ramen you want from a huge wall of packets, add as many toppings as you like from an open bar (vegetables, sauces, eggs and more) and cook it all yourself at dedicated induction stations. A light, interactive and funny family experience that rounded off our evening perfectly.<\/p>\n\n

Day 4: Dinosaurs, 4 Hours of Karaoke and Sunset on the Promenade<\/h3>\n\n

We started the morning at the dinosaur museum (Land Bank Exhibition Hall)<\/strong>. It’s an impressive historic building converted into a natural history museum, displaying giant dinosaur skeletons and fossils. It’s indoors, fully air-conditioned, very cheap (just a few dollars a ticket) and a great way to spend a few hours with young kids without being worn out by the heat outside.<\/p>\n\n

From there we went on to a slightly different experience that in hindsight was one of the successes of the trip: a private karaoke room at Sing!Go \u805a\u5531KTV (Ximending branch)<\/strong>. We booked a room for the three of us and spent 4 hours there that flew by and were simply super fun and hilarious. It’s a whole production with screens, microphones and atmosphere, and it’s a highly recommended stop for anyone who wants a slightly different local experience.<\/p>\n\n

In the afternoon we went to the Hongshulin Mangrove Eco-Trail<\/strong>. It’s a flat walking trail on a wooden boardwalk through a mangrove forest. The trail is nice, but bottom line, I’m not sure it’s worth a special trip if you’re short on time.<\/p>\n\n

From the reserve we continued walking straight along the promenade of Tamsui<\/strong> until we reached the nearby old town. There’s a great seaside atmosphere, open views of the water, small shops and street game stalls (target shooting, balloons and so on) that made for a fun end to the day.<\/p>\n\n

Day 5: A Glass-Floored Gondola and Designer Containers on the Water<\/h3>\n\n

The morning was devoted to the Maokong Gondola<\/strong>, which climbs to a mountain village. Golden tip:<\/strong> when you buy tickets, wait in the separate line for the transparent cabins (Crystal Cabin). Their floor is made entirely of glass, and it’s a huge thrill for kids.<\/p>\n\n

The views along the way are simply stunning, but a word of warning for those afraid of heights: bear in mind it’s a long ride of about 30 minutes each way (although in my opinion, the view is totally worth it!). Truth is, when we reached the top we didn’t really find our feet, so we simply sat down at a nice Chinese restaurant facing the amazing view, and that wrapped it up perfectly. After coming down the mountain, we went back to the hotel for an essential midday rest.<\/p>\n\n

At around 16:00, once the sun had weakened a bit, we went for a stroll on Dihua Old Street<\/strong>. It’s the oldest street in Taipei and it’s full of preserved historic buildings, spice shops and traditional Chinese medicine stores alongside modern, air-conditioned caf\u00e9s. The street is flat, wide and super easy to walk with a stroller.<\/p>\n\n

Toward sunset (around 17:30) we walked a few minutes from the street to Dadaocheng Wharf (Pier 5)<\/strong>. The complex is built of designer containers on the waterfront serving all kinds of food (pizza, fries, Asian dishes, shakes and beer), with music and a great atmosphere.<\/p>\n\n

At the end of the day, back in the main station area (close to the hotel), we stopped at a vegan restaurant called Taipei Gateway<\/strong> (\u81fa\u5317\u7a97\u53e3). We went because a friend recommended their “schnitzel” (Vegetarian Chicken Cutlet), and it was so worth it! All the other dishes we ordered were good, but the salt-and-pepper cutlet was simply wow. Don’t miss it!<\/p>\n\n

Day 6: Fairy-Tale Rocks, Lanterns and Magical Alleys<\/h3>\n\n

On this day we took a guided day tour out of the city in an air-conditioned bus (booked in advance). The big advantage: it left from the main station, next to the hotel. <\/p>\n\n

Stop 1: Yehliu Geopark<\/strong>: a geological park on the coast with strangely shaped rocks. Impressive, but there’s not a drop of shade, hats, sunscreen and water are a must.<\/p>\n\n

Stop 2: Shifen (the town and the waterfall)<\/strong>: we walked along the old railway tracks, bought a big paper lantern, wrote wishes and released it into the sky (an iconic, emotional experience). From there it’s a short walk to the impressive Shifen Waterfall.<\/p>\n\n

Stop 3: Jiufen Old Street<\/strong>: a magical village on a mountainside with narrow alleys and red street lanterns.<\/p>\n\n

Important note:<\/strong> there are lots of stairs here. Leave the stroller on the bus and bring a carrier, or just walk slowly.<\/p>\n\n

We booked through this site: Guided tour to Yehliu, Jiufen and Shifen from Taipei<\/a><\/p>\n\n

Day 7: Squirrels, Open Spaces and Time to Breathe<\/h3>\n\n

Our seventh day in Taipei was the first cloudy day of our visit, so we decided to take advantage of the sun finally not blazing and went for a serious walk (at some point I felt we’d walked all of Taipei!).<\/p>\n\n

We started the morning at the famous cookie shop Ruyi Sunny Cake<\/strong>: a perfect sweet treat to start the day. From there we walked to the impressive Lungshan Temple<\/strong> temple, passing the area’s lovely street of old buildings on the way.<\/p>\n\n

At this point Peleg asked to ride a bus, which turned out to be the perfect choice, because it had just started raining and it was the best way to escape it. We took the bus to the mall Global Mall New Taipei City Zhonghe Store<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n

By the time we reached the mall, the rain had eased and Peleg had just fallen fast asleep in the stroller. Instead of staying inside, we used the nap to go for a walk outside the mall toward Dinosaur Park<\/strong> (the dinosaur park). We had a relaxed, fun two-hour walk there along the stream and the lovely city park.<\/p>\n\n

We kept walking to the station Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall<\/strong> (Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall). To end this great day on a high, we went to the famous night market right next to the illuminated temple (Raohe Night Market) and closed the evening with an amazing culinary experience of street food, fresh fruit and a great atmosphere.<\/p>\n\n

Day 8: A Local Breakfast and Saying Goodbye (for Now)<\/h3>\n\n

We ended the trip like the locals, with a classic Taiwanese breakfast at \u7f8e\u597d\u7f8e\u5feb\u9910. We ate toasted sandwiches and dan bing (a crispy rolled omelet) and drank perfect milk tea. From there we went back to the hotel to collect our suitcases, boarded the express train straight to the airport (35 minutes and you’re there), and flew back home to Phuket.<\/p>\n\n

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Taiwan, you were good to us. Beyond the scenery and the food, it’s simply a country that’s fun and easy to travel in as a family. It has a magic that’s hard to put into words, but our photos and memories speak for themselves. I warmly recommend it to anyone who’s hesitating, just go!<\/p>\n\n

Have questions about the itinerary? Not sure about traveling with kids? Write to me in the comments!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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