• Lane 136, Sanmin Road - A welcoming café that specializes in roasting its own coffee beans. Guests will have the opportunity to sample a variety of coffees, each crafted from distinct beans to showcase unique flavors. The barista, who is also a certified coffee judge, will provide insights into the beans, roasting techniques, and flavor profiles.
• Songshan Ciyou Temple - Established in 1753, Songshan Ciyou Temple is a Taoist temple dedicated to Mazu, the sea goddess. Situated at the eastern end of Raohe Street Night Market, it has served as a spiritual hub for the local community for over 250 years.

The temple features traditional Chinese architecture with detailed carvings, vibrant colors, and elaborate dragon sculptures. Its six floors house over a hundred deities, representing Taiwan’s rich religious heritage.

• Hulin Market - Hulin Traditional Market,
  A bustling local market offering fresh produce, snacks, and everyday essentials. It’s an ideal spot to experience the authentic daily life of Taipei.
• Four Four South Village - Originally a 1940s military dependents’ village, this delightful area narrates the story of families who relocated to Taiwan with the Nationalist government. Today, it serves as a cozy cultural hub with indie markets, art spaces, and cafes—a serene blend of history and creativity in the heart of Taipei.
• Taipei 101 - Once the tallest building globally, Taipei 101 reaches 508 meters (1,667 feet) with 101 floors above ground. Completed in 2004, it represents Taiwan’s economic advancement and innovation.
• Taipei Civic Plaza - Rainbow Walk in Front of Taipei City Hall
  Located in front of Taipei City Hall, the Rainbow Walk, also known as the “Rainbow Starting Line,” was introduced in 2020 to symbolize gender equality and diversity. It stands as a significant emblem of Taiwan’s LGBTQ+ movement and the nation’s progress in supporting equal rights. Every October, it becomes the gathering point for Taiwan’s Pride Parade, where thousands unite to celebrate inclusivity and equality.
• Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall - National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
  Constructed in 1972, this memorial honors Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China. Its architecture, inspired by traditional Chinese styles, provides a tranquil place to learn about Taiwan’s history and heritage while enjoying the surrounding park.
• Taipei Dome - A contemporary landmark in Taipei, the Taipei Dome is a versatile venue hosting sports events, concerts, and exhibitions.
• Songshan Cultural and Creative Park - Once a tobacco factory, this vibrant cultural hub is now a great place to explore art exhibitions, design shops, and local creativity. Guests will enjoy lunch here, surrounded by inspiring spaces and a creative atmosphere.

• Premium E-bike
• English tour guide
• Helmet
• Insurance
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Snack
• Coffee
• Water

• hotel pickup and drop-off

The Must-Experience Tour in Taipei

For those visiting Taipei for the first time and unsure of where to start, this tour is the perfect introduction.

The team at Surcle, composed of bike enthusiasts, designers, and inquisitive locals, believes that the best way to experience a city is by cycling through it. This is not your average bike tour. It is a carefully curated experience that offers an insider’s perspective of the city: from lively markets to serene alleys, neighborhood temples to quaint local cafés, you’ll witness how Taipei comes to life, dines, and moves throughout the day.

The journey begins with a traditional Taiwanese breakfast, followed by a ride through hidden backstreets and cultural landmarks, with stories shared about each location. This is a leisurely, immersive adventure filled with delightful surprises, connecting participants to the essence of Taipei.

Ideal for design enthusiasts, culinary adventurers, slow travelers, and anyone eager to discover the true Taipei beyond the typical tourist sights.

The tour is limited to small groups. Enjoy a premium E-bike and gear for a sweat-free, adventurous experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.