Caesar Park Taipei has an excellent geographical location across from Taipei Main Train Station. In the immediate vicinity are more than 50 different public bus routes, a long-haul bus station, and direct access to Exit 6 of the Taipei Mass Rapid Transit Main Station. This connection allows our guests convenient access to the train station and MRT while avoiding bad weather.

Regardless of whether you are visiting Taipei for business, shopping, playing or sightseeing, staying at Caesar Park Taipei with its superior geographic location and convenient transportation network, enables you to travel around beautiful and vibrant Taipei City and its suburbs quickly and conveniently. If you want a cultural trip to learn more about the Taiwanese culture, history and beautiful temples, then you should not miss the following places:

• North Gate – also known as Cheng-en Gate, located at the intersection of Chung Hsiao West Road and Bo Ai Road, constructed in 1882. Graded as a #1 historical site, the North Gate provided important defense during Ching Dynasty.
• Taiwan Provincial Office Building – A Yamen was an official provincial department. This one was in charge of civil and financial administration during the Ching Dynasty. Located at the West side of the Botanical Gardens at Nan Hai Road. Constructed in 1888, is graded as a #2 historical site with Minnan characteristics, the only surviving Yamen building in Taiwan today.
• Taipei Confucius Temple – Located near Yuanshan MRT station on the Danshui Line, constructed in 1919, is graded as a #3 historical site for worshiping the great sage and teacher – Confucius. The Confucian Temple was constructed by the famous carpenter Wang Yi Shun, from Fujian, near the end of the Ching Dynasty. He used the essence of buildings from Southern China in the Confucian Temple so it is a typical Minnan-style construction.
• Presidential Building – Constructed in 1919, is a magnificent Renaissance style structure. While it is open to the public, please see the Office of the President website for opening hours and regulations. http://www.president.gov.tw/1_site/search.html
• Chiung Kai-Shek Memorial Hall – Located at the C.K.S. Memorial Hall MRT station on the Danshui Line. Constructed in 1977 to commemorate the late President Chang Kai Shek. An imposing building and museum. For further details please refer http://www.cksmh.gov.tw
• Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall – Located at Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall MRT station on the Nangang Line. Completed construction in 1972, its exterior imitates the palace style of the Tang Dynasty. It commemorates the Father of the Republic of China, Sun Yat-Sen. Inside is an exhibition hall that will delight anyone interested in history. For further details please go to http://www.yatsen.gov.tw/
• National Palace Museum – The exterior of the building is traditional Chinese palace construction. Inside the collection houses more than 600,000 historical relics. The museum is one of the four biggest museums in the world along with the British Museum, the Louvre Museum and New York Metropolitan Museum. Visit the National Palace Museum to see ancient cultural artifacts and appreciate the famous calligraphy and paintings of Song Yuan. For further details please go to http://www.npm.gov.tw/
• Museum of Contemporary Arts Taipei – Located at the Yuanshan MRT station on the Danshui Line, it was constructed in 1925, and is graded a # 3 historical site. It was a primary school during the time of Japanese rule and later was the old Taipei City Hall. In 2001 it was remodeled into an Art Center combined with historical relics and technology. For further details please go to http://www.mocataipei.org.tw/
• Red Chamber– Located at the Hsimen MRT station on the Pannan Line. Originally known as Octagon Public Market it was constructed in 1908, is graded a # 3 historical site. Originally a market and later became a theatre. Its beauty had disappeared after years of disrepair but now its unsurpassed elegance has been restored and the Red Chamber is again open for performances and exhibitions. For further details please go to http://www.redplayhouse.com.tw/
• Long Shan Temple- Located at Lung Shan Temple MRT station on the Panchiao Line. Built in 1783, it is graded a # 2 cultural asset of the nation and one of the three famous sight-seeing spots for foreign tourists in Taiwan along with the Palace Museum, and Chang Kai Shek Memorial Hall. The temple is mainly for worshipping The Goddess of Mercy or Kuanyin Boddhisattva. The lighting of incense and candles brings prosperity and the temple is always very crowded with pilgrims. For further details please go to http://www.lungshan.org.tw/home.htm
• Hsiahai Chenghuang Temple – Located on the most historically significant old street - Tihua Street. One of the earliest Cheng Huang Temples in Taiwan and constructed in 1859, it is graded a # 3 cultural asset of the nation. The temple is consecrated the Chinese equivalent of Cupid and many young men and women come to pray for a happy and successful love life. For further details please go to http://www.wcfcf.com/default.htm
• Hsintin Temple – Located on Min Chuan East Road this temple is also known as "En-Chu-Kung Temple". It was constructed in 1908, and consecrated to Kuan Kung. Although not a cultural asset or a famous sightseeing spot, it is a place where you can observe Taiwanese religious practices and get a sense of their feelings of solemn respect for the temple and their beliefs.

After seeing the above you might believe that Taipei is only old buildings and museums, but you would be wrong! It is possible to enjoy natural scenery without leaving Taipei City. Below are several famous scenic spots where you can relax and contemplate nature at her most beautiful.

• Taipei Botanical Garden – Near the C.K.S. Memorial Hall MRT station on the Danshui Line. Constructed in 1896 and containing more than 1,500 different plants the Botanical Garden allows you to enjoy the beauty of the four seasons in the city jungle. For further details please go to http://tpbg.tfri.gov.tw
• Yangmingshan National Park – The park is also known as the backyard garden of Taipei City. It is renowned for its wealth of unusual Datun volcanic features and topography. Its diverse changes have created the rich biological resources and the volcanic hot springs landscape. You can enjoy the natural scenery and vitality, and relieve your exhausted body and mind. For further details please go to http://www.ymsnp.gov.tw
• Bitan - Located at Xindian MRT station on the Xsindian Line, is one of the eight scenic spots in Taiwan, with beautiful vistas and clear water suitable for boating, swimming, fishing and other activities. For further details please go to http://www.construction.tpc.gov.tw/bitan/index.cfm
• Danshui – Formerly known as Hua-woei and located at Danshui MRT station on the Danshui Line, it was an international trade harbor during the Ching Dynasty. While no longer a harbor, the beautiful scenery, indigenous snacks and historical sites, such as Fort Santo Domingo, make Danshui a popular and crowded scenic spot.

Of course you don’t want to miss shopping and eating in Taipei! Whether you are looking for trendy fashions, electronic products, different kinds of books, traditional Chinese medicine or dried food, you can find what you need near Caesar Park Taipei. We suggest you visit the following for your gourmet and shopping trip:

• Caesar Park Hotel Taipei – On B1 is Caesar Mall where you will find gourmet foods and elegant merchandise. On the 2nd floor are Checkers and Traders Grill restaurants and on the 3rd floor is Dynasty Restaurant. You can enjoy a variety of delicacies from different countries: Shanghainese, Pacific Ocean, Korean or Japanese gourmet. You can find all these, and more, at Caesar Park Taipei, so you don’t need to go out to satisfy your most discriminating tastes.
• Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Department Store – If you want to buy new clothes for yourself or select gifts for your family or friends, Mitsukoshi is a good choice. And convenient, too, just a 3 minute walk from Caesar Park Taipei. For further details please go to http://www.skm.com.tw/B-store/Stoer-B1.asp
• NOVA Information Mall – You don’t need to take any transportation to Ganghua Market, just cross the street and you will find the biggest computer mall in Taiwan, for all the computers and peripherals you need. For further details please go to http://www.nova.net.tw
• K Mall Digital Trends Mall – This 3C Mall is located next to Caesar Park Taipei. There you will find Acer, Asus, HP, IBM, Dell and many other company outlets. You can find computer software and hardware, mobile phones, digital video and digital music merchandise.
• Camera Equipment Street – If you want to update your camera equipment, visit the area at the beginning of Hanko Street, Bo Ai Road and Chunghwa Road. You can find what you want here, from simple digital cameras to high-end professional equipment worth thousands.
• Book Street – If you like to read, then the Book Street located at Chong Qing South Road is a good place to find your treasure. You could spend at least half day there and be in your own world.
• Di Hua Street – This is a place for traditional Chinese dry food and Chinese medicine stores. If you want to find ingredients for Chinese delicacies, make a trip to Dihua Street and find what you need.
• Hsi Men Ting – Located at Hsimen MRT station on the Pannan Line is a place where young people love to go. If you like special merchandise, trendy clothing and accessories, then Hsi Men Ting will absolutely satisfy you.

Caesar Park Taipei combines world-class accommodations with a convenient location, abundant transportation, intoxicating cultural possibilities and appetizing delicacies to ensure you have a relaxing and comfortable journey. The goal of everyone in the hotel is to provide each guest with enthusiastic and smiling service with a "Customer First" attitude. Let Caesar Park Taipei wholeheartedly welcome you to Taipei on your next visit.

Transportation Information links

Ÿ              Taipei Train Station
http://myweb.hinet.net/home11/sugan388/

Ÿ              Long-haul Bus Station

http://www.kingbus.com.tw/

http://www.ubus.com.tw/

http://www.fybus.com.tw/

http://www.howtai.com.tw/

http://www.hcbus.com.tw/

http://www.g-bus.com.tw/

http://www.aloha168.com.tw/

http://www.ebus.com.tw/

http://www.airbus.com.tw/

http://www.freego.com.tw/

http://www.cgmh.org.tw/frms/frms1.htm

http://www.sanchungbus.com.tw/

http://www.dragonbus.com.tw/

Ÿ              Taipei MRT http://www.trtc.com.tw/c/

Ÿ              Taipei County/City Bus Routes
http://www.taipeibus.taipei.gov.tw/emap/program/html/bus.asp