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Xinyi Assembly Hall, Taipei City
Description： At a corner in Taipei’s high-end Xinyi District, a few low-rise houses sit closely together. These somewhat crowded buildings chronicled the tears and joy of veterans who migrated to Taiwan in the early days. This is the former site of Taipei City’s Military Dependents’ Village, called the “Sisinan Village”. With the increasingly fast economic growth and the rising living standard, these old houses no longer serve the needs of the residents. The City Government initially planned to rebuild them in 1999. However, through persuasion from the cultural circles, the City Government designated this premise as the Cultural Hall and Cultural Park of Xinyi District, and started operation in 2003. The Hall consists of four symmetrical buildings. The houses that sat tightly next to each other have been converted into an open space for events and exhibitions. The premise now consists of an exhibition hall, Military Dependents’ Village Exhibition Hall, performance hall and community hall. The exterior still retains the unique low-rise and the simple, rustic style of the Military Dependents’ Village. The narrow alleys and footpaths will take the visitors down memory lane. It is a fascinating contrast to the neighboring towering Taipei 101 and surrounding modern buildings, a compelling testimony of Taipei’s urban development.
Address： Xinyi Dist.,Taipei CityNo.50, Songqin Street
Travel Info： 1.By Bus: Take Bus No. 202 (sub-line), 207, 647, 650, or Xinyi Main Line, and alight at Xinyi District Administrative Center Stop; or take Bus No. 1, 22, 33, 37, 38, 226, 265, 266, 288, or Blue 5, and get off at Jinxin Village Stop; or take Bus No. 20, 22, 33, 37, 38, 226, 292, or Xinyi Main Line, and alight at Xinyi-Guangfu Intersection Stop.
Open Time： Tue - Sun: 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM; closed on Mondays and public holidays
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Category1： 景點
Category2： Art and Culture Centers
MRT： Taipei 101/World Trade Center
Position： 位置緯度：25.03131
位置經度：121.56197
Position - Google地圖：
City： Taipei
Date： 2015/03/23
Attribution： 資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Description： At a corner in Taipei’s high-end Xinyi District, a few low-rise houses sit closely together. These somewhat crowded buildings chronicled the tears and joy of veterans who migrated to Taiwan in the early days. This is the former site of Taipei City’s Military Dependents’ Village, called the “Sisinan Village”. With the increasingly fast economic growth and the rising living standard, these old houses no longer serve the needs of the residents. The City Government initially planned to rebuild them in 1999. However, through persuasion from the cultural circles, the City Government designated this premise as the Cultural Hall and Cultural Park of Xinyi District, and started operation in 2003. The Hall consists of four symmetrical buildings. The houses that sat tightly next to each other have been converted into an open space for events and exhibitions. The premise now consists of an exhibition hall, Military Dependents’ Village Exhibition Hall, performance hall and community hall. The exterior still retains the unique low-rise and the simple, rustic style of the Military Dependents’ Village. The narrow alleys and footpaths will take the visitors down memory lane. It is a fascinating contrast to the neighboring towering Taipei 101 and surrounding modern buildings, a compelling testimony of Taipei’s urban development.
Address： Xinyi Dist.,Taipei CityNo.50, Songqin Street
Travel Info： 1.By Bus: Take Bus No. 202 (sub-line), 207, 647, 650, or Xinyi Main Line, and alight at Xinyi District Administrative Center Stop; or take Bus No. 1, 22, 33, 37, 38, 226, 265, 266, 288, or Blue 5, and get off at Jinxin Village Stop; or take Bus No. 20, 22, 33, 37, 38, 226, 292, or Xinyi Main Line, and alight at Xinyi-Guangfu Intersection Stop.
Open Time： Tue - Sun: 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM; closed on Mondays and public holidays
Picture：
Category1： 景點
Category2： Art and Culture Centers
MRT： Taipei 101/World Trade Center
Position： 位置緯度：25.03131
位置經度：121.56197
Position - Google地圖：
City： Taipei
Date： 2015/03/23
Attribution： 資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
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