Danshui Old Street

One of the most well-liked day trip locations in Taipei is Danshui Old Street, which is lined with gift shops, clothing stores, and a ton of route vendors selling their items on the congested pedestrian street. Additionally, it contains some of the busiest food stands where you may try regional and foreign specialties. To keep your kids entertained, there are a few ice cream shops and game stands. Tamsui Old Street, which resembles a boardwalk and is situated along the riverfront in Tamsui (Danshui), is home to a variety of businesses, carnival games, eateries, cafés, and xiaochi snacks.

The Tamsui River sunset can be viewed over the river from the waterfront area. Typically, vendors open in the late afternoon and remain open until the last MRT train arrives around midnight. Early arrivals can first take a stroll through the town and check out other nearby sights.

From the dock of Tamsui Old Street, a ferry may be taken to Bali Left Bank, a tranquil riverside location well-liked by bikers. This ferry accepts EasyCard. Other ferry services go to Dadaocheng Wharf and Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf, which are both in Taipei City. The town's original Taiwanese Hokkien name, generally pronounced as "dm zwèe" in Hokkien, is romanized as "Tamsui" in English. In reality, everyone calls this town "Danshui" in Mandarin Chinese.

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Location: Zhongzheng Road, Danshui District, Taipei, Taiwan

Phone: +886226221020

Website; http://tamsui.dils.tku.edu.tw/wiki/index.php