Jiufen Old Street
Northern Taiwan Region
Jiufen Old Street is a renowned series of narrow alleyways and a bustling night market located in Ruifang District, New Taipei, Taiwan. It is celebrated for its rich cultural atmosphere, traditional architecture, and vibrant local commerce. The street is famous for its wide variety of Taiwanese street foods, including fried fish, noodle soups, peanut ice cream rolls, pork dumplings, sweet potato and taro balls, and Taiwanese sausages, attracting both locals and tourists. The market's layout preserves the nostalgic feel of an old mining town, with tea houses and shops lining the steep, winding paths. Jiufen gained prominence during the gold rush era and has since evolved into a popular destination that reflects Taiwan's heritage and culinary traditions. Its unique blend of history, culture, and gastronomy makes it an iconic spot in Taiwan's tourism landscape. Visitors can enjoy not only food but also local crafts and souvenirs, all within a setting that offers scenic views of the surrounding mountains and ocean. The street's lively atmosphere, especially at night, provides an immersive experience into Taiwanese street life and history.
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Astuce: The best time to visit Jiufen Old Street is in the late afternoon to evening when the night market is fully active. It is advisable to explore on weekdays or early evenings to avoid the largest crowds. Purchasing food and souvenirs from multiple vendors is recommended to experience the variety. While there is no need for advance ticket booking, visitors should prepare for narrow and sometimes crowded alleys. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Some discounts may be available for group purchases or during festivals. Checking local weather is advised as the area can be rainy.
Faits intéressants
- •National Geographic has called Jiufen Old Street one of Taiwan's most iconic night markets.
- •The street is famous for traditional Taiwanese snacks such as peanut ice cream rolls and sweet potato balls.
- •Jiufen's architecture and atmosphere reflect its history as a gold mining town during the Japanese colonial era.
Histoire
Jiufen was originally a gold mining town established in the late 19th century during the Japanese colonial period.
It flourished as a mining hub, which led to the development of its winding streets and bustling markets.
After the decline of mining activities in the mid-20th century, Jiufen transitioned into a tourist destination, preserving much of its historic architecture and cultural charm.
The Old Street emerged as a focal point for visitors seeking traditional Taiwanese snacks and crafts.
Over the decades, Jiufen has maintained its heritage while adapting to modern tourism demands, becoming one of Taiwan's most iconic night markets.
Guide du lieu
Main Alleyways
The narrow winding paths lined with traditional shops, tea houses, and street food stalls that define Jiufen's unique atmosphere.
Traditional Tea Houses
Historic tea houses where visitors can experience traditional Taiwanese tea culture while overlooking the picturesque landscape.
Contact
Téléphone: 02 2406 3270