Moving through connected spaces

Taipei Expo Park is best understood by moving through it.

Rather than following a fixed route, visitors experience the park as a series of connected spaces that differ in scale, purpose, and rhythm. Some areas feel open and active, while others invite slower movement and pause.

How the park is experienced often depends on time, intention, and what is happening on a given day.

A park shaped by multiple uses

What sets Taipei Expo Park apart is not a single attraction, but the way different uses coexist within one continuous area.

On certain days, indoor venues and open plazas host exhibitions or large public events. On others, the same paths and green spaces are used quietly by residents, families, and people passing through the city.

The park remains active without being defined only by scheduled programs.

How to explore this section

This section focuses on how the park is structured and how its spaces relate to one another.

You will find:

Each page looks at one aspect of the park, allowing you to explore at your own pace.

A connected urban landscape

Taipei Expo Park does not sit apart from the city. It blends into surrounding neighborhoods and connects to cultural institutions and everyday urban life.

Moving through the park often means shifting between different rhythms. Busy indoor venues open onto wide plazas, while quieter paths lead toward gardens and neighborhood spaces.

Visitors shape their own experience simply by how and where they move.

What comes next

The following pages introduce the park in greater detail, beginning with its physical layout and the spaces visitors most often encounter.