Huashan 1914 Creative Park is a former winery in Taipei’s Zhongzheng District, now used for art, events and independent shops. Its industrial buildings give galleries, exhibitions and pop-up stores a distinctive setting, while open grounds offer room to pause between stops. Browse Taiwanese crafts and design goods, see what exhibitions are on, or look for food stalls and performances. Entry to the park is free, but some exhibitions and events require tickets. It suits a flexible visit more than a checklist: what’s on changes throughout the year.
From winery to arts venue
Huashan’s industrial buildings once formed a winery operating under Japanese rule. The site later became a place for cultural activity, and it now accommodates exhibitions, shops, creative events and performance spaces. Its past remains visible in the warehouse-style buildings and other industrial details, which give the park a different feel from a purpose-built gallery or shopping centre.
The change in use brought creative work into a former factory complex. Artists and performing groups used the site for events before it became an established cultural venue. Today, the buildings provide space for temporary exhibitions and independent businesses, while the grounds remain open for people to walk around and take a break.
What to see and browse
There is no single route or main attraction to follow. Exhibition spaces, shops and event venues sit among open areas, so you can explore at your own pace and choose stops that interest you. Exhibitions rotate, and pop-up shops may bring in character-themed goods, stationery or other products for a limited run. The park’s website is a useful place to check what is scheduled before setting out.
The shops sell a mix of handmade crafts, souvenirs, decorative items and everyday goods. Some showcase Taiwanese design; others are temporary. If you are looking for a particular kind of pop-up or exhibition, check ahead rather than assuming it will be there on your visit. Food stalls and snack vendors add options for a short break, and performances or markets may also be part of the day’s programme.
Planning a flexible visit
Entry to the park itself is free. Individual exhibitions or performances can have separate ticket requirements, so check the details for any event you plan to attend. With shops, galleries, open grounds and temporary displays to explore, the time needed depends on what is happening and how long you spend browsing. A couple of hours gives you room to walk around and stop at selected spaces.
Weekends bring a livelier mix of activities, including pop-ups and events, but the park can be busy. On other days, exhibitions and shops still give you reasons to explore; what is available changes over time. Families can use the open spaces as a pause between indoor stops, and children have play areas. The park is in Taipei’s Zhongzheng District, at No. 1, Section 1, Bade Road.
FAQ
Is entry to Huashan 1914 Creative Park free?
Yes. Entry to the park is free, but some exhibitions and performances require tickets.
What can you do at Huashan 1914 Creative Park?
Browse shops selling crafts and design goods, visit exhibitions, see performances or pop-ups, and spend time in the open areas. What is on changes throughout the year.
How long should you spend at Huashan 1914 Creative Park?
Allow a couple of hours to explore the grounds, shops and exhibitions. Your visit can be longer if there is an event you want to attend.
When is the park liveliest?
Weekends tend to bring more activities and pop-ups, along with a busier atmosphere.
