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Xinsheng Park
Description： The nearly 20-hectare Xinsheng Park was completed in 1978 where the Taipei Xinsheng Elevated Road, Minzu E. Rd., Songjiang Rd. and Binjiang St. meet. The second largest of its kind in Taipei City, Xinsheng Park boasts an impressive array of facilities perfect for recreation and sports, which include an indoor pool, a baseball field, a basketball court and the environmentalist Garden Maze. Adding a touch of culture to the park are nine varying sized sculptures, namely the “Times of Ease,” “Peace on Earth,” “A Flock of Cranes,” “Hope,” “Prosperity,” “Love & Peace,” “Dad’s Message,” “Where the Spring Goes” and “Unity.”Xinsheng Park, which was one of four exhibit areas of the 2010Taipei International Flora Expo, covers the neighboring Lin An-tai Historical House & Museum, as well as the Flora Tunnel (Bamboo Veranda) made of floral blossoms, vegetations and shrubs of bamboo that links the Dajia Riverside Park Area. In addition to gardening highlights in the “Dream” and “Tea” sections that make references to the Xinsheng Park and Lin An-tai Historical House & Museum, respectively, other must-visits in the area are the Palace of Flora Teas, which is a traditional Chinese-style, four-walled courtyard; the Pavilion of Regimen housed in the park’s existing structure of “Little White House”; the Pavilion of Dreams that differentiates itself from the other Flora Expo pavilions with state-of-the-art, interactive digital technologies originated in Taiwan; the Pavilion of Angel Life emphasizes the importance of an arts-infused lifestyle; the Pavilion of Future illustrates the harmonious ties between mankind and the ecological environment they share with plant life. The Pavilions of Dreams, Angel Life and Future have received candidacy for the diamond degree of the Taiwanese EEWH Green Building. After the closing of the Flora Expo, the Palace of Flora Teas and the Pavilions of Regimen, Angel Life and Future were renovated and reopened along with a part of the lawn and outdoor space. A three-pavilion pass is now available at a charge for visitors to enjoy the Pavilion of Dream, the most popular facility during the Flora Expo period, as well as the Pavilion of Future and the Taipei Pavilion (from Expo 2010 Shanghai), for just NT$150.
Address： Zhongshan Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 105, Sec. 3, Xinsheng N. Rd.
Travel Info： 1. From MRT (Danshui Line) Yuanshan Station (Exit 1), you may transfer onto Bus Red 50 and alight at Xinsheng Park; or from MRT Yuanshan Station (Exit 1), walk along Yumen St., turn left onto Minzu W. Rd., and continue eastward (approx. 15 min. on foot)2. From MRT (Luzhou Line) Zhongshan Elementary School Station (Exit 4), walk eastward along Minquan E. Rd., turn left onto Jilin Rd., and continue northward (approx. 10 min. on foot).
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Category1： 景點
Category2： Outing Locations
MRT： Yuanshan
Position： 位置緯度：25.069429
位置經度：121.530578
Position - Google地圖：
City： Taipei
Date： 2013/04/25
Attribution： 資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Description： The nearly 20-hectare Xinsheng Park was completed in 1978 where the Taipei Xinsheng Elevated Road, Minzu E. Rd., Songjiang Rd. and Binjiang St. meet. The second largest of its kind in Taipei City, Xinsheng Park boasts an impressive array of facilities perfect for recreation and sports, which include an indoor pool, a baseball field, a basketball court and the environmentalist Garden Maze. Adding a touch of culture to the park are nine varying sized sculptures, namely the “Times of Ease,” “Peace on Earth,” “A Flock of Cranes,” “Hope,” “Prosperity,” “Love & Peace,” “Dad’s Message,” “Where the Spring Goes” and “Unity.”Xinsheng Park, which was one of four exhibit areas of the 2010Taipei International Flora Expo, covers the neighboring Lin An-tai Historical House & Museum, as well as the Flora Tunnel (Bamboo Veranda) made of floral blossoms, vegetations and shrubs of bamboo that links the Dajia Riverside Park Area. In addition to gardening highlights in the “Dream” and “Tea” sections that make references to the Xinsheng Park and Lin An-tai Historical House & Museum, respectively, other must-visits in the area are the Palace of Flora Teas, which is a traditional Chinese-style, four-walled courtyard; the Pavilion of Regimen housed in the park’s existing structure of “Little White House”; the Pavilion of Dreams that differentiates itself from the other Flora Expo pavilions with state-of-the-art, interactive digital technologies originated in Taiwan; the Pavilion of Angel Life emphasizes the importance of an arts-infused lifestyle; the Pavilion of Future illustrates the harmonious ties between mankind and the ecological environment they share with plant life. The Pavilions of Dreams, Angel Life and Future have received candidacy for the diamond degree of the Taiwanese EEWH Green Building. After the closing of the Flora Expo, the Palace of Flora Teas and the Pavilions of Regimen, Angel Life and Future were renovated and reopened along with a part of the lawn and outdoor space. A three-pavilion pass is now available at a charge for visitors to enjoy the Pavilion of Dream, the most popular facility during the Flora Expo period, as well as the Pavilion of Future and the Taipei Pavilion (from Expo 2010 Shanghai), for just NT$150.
Address： Zhongshan Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 105, Sec. 3, Xinsheng N. Rd.
Travel Info： 1. From MRT (Danshui Line) Yuanshan Station (Exit 1), you may transfer onto Bus Red 50 and alight at Xinsheng Park; or from MRT Yuanshan Station (Exit 1), walk along Yumen St., turn left onto Minzu W. Rd., and continue eastward (approx. 15 min. on foot)2. From MRT (Luzhou Line) Zhongshan Elementary School Station (Exit 4), walk eastward along Minquan E. Rd., turn left onto Jilin Rd., and continue northward (approx. 10 min. on foot).
Picture：
Category1： 景點
Category2： Outing Locations
MRT： Yuanshan
Position： 位置緯度：25.069429
位置經度：121.530578
Position - Google地圖：
City： Taipei
Date： 2013/04/25
Attribution： 資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
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