Taipei World Trade Center is a multi-purpose exhibition and event venue in Taipei’s Xinyi District. Its large exhibition halls host fairs and activities, while concerts and comic expos bring a different feel to the calendar. Check the schedule before you go, since the event determines what you can see and whether tickets are needed. The venue has clean restrooms, helpful staff and access by public transport. Taiwan Halal Center is also in the building, with a focus on promoting Taiwanese halal products.
Exhibitions and events
The Taipei World Trade Center opened on December 2, 1985, as a venue for exhibition space and related services for industry and commerce. It now hosts exhibitions, conferences and other events. The program can include fairs and activities such as book fairs, flower shows and food festivals, so check what is scheduled before setting out.
The scale and setup depend on the event. Some visitors come for large exhibition halls, while others attend concerts or comic expos. For concerts, seating may be arranged in theater style, which suits watching a performance better than dancing.
Getting around the venue
The center is in Taipei’s Xinyi District and is accessible by public transport. Facilities include restrooms, wheelchair-accessible entrances and restrooms, and paid parking. Taiwan Halal Center is also located in the building, promoting Taiwanese halal products.
FAQ
What kinds of events are held at Taipei World Trade Center?
The venue hosts exhibitions, conferences, fairs and other activities. The program can include book fairs, flower shows, food festivals, concerts and comic expos.
How do I get to Taipei World Trade Center?
The venue is in Taipei’s Xinyi District and is accessible by public transport.
Does Taipei World Trade Center have wheelchair-accessible facilities?
Yes. The venue has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, restroom and parking.
