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Taipei Twins

Taipei Twins

The Taipei Twins is a planned skyscraper complex located in New Taipei City. Construction began in November 2022, and the site is intended to serve as a future landmark for the city. Travelers visiting the area can currently observe the development of this large-scale architectural project.

Getting There

The site is located within the metropolitan area. From the city centre, it is accessible via the Taipei Metro (MRT) or local taxis. Travel time typically ranges from 15 to 30 minutes depending on the specific starting point and traffic conditions.

Duration of Visit

As the complex is currently under construction and not yet open as a completed attraction, visitors generally spend a short amount of time viewing the site from the perimeter. A visit typically requires 30 to 60 minutes.

When to Visit

Daytime is recommended for visibility of the construction progress. Visitors should be aware that construction sites can be noisy and dusty. Avoid visiting during periods of heavy rain or typhoons, which are common in the region during summer months.

Nearby Attractions

The location is situated near several other points of interest, making it possible to combine the visit with the following sites:

  • Shin Kong Life Tower (0.4km)
  • MoCA Taipei (0.7km)
  • National Taiwan Museum (0.7km)
  • 228 Peace Memorial Park (0.8km)

Updated September 13, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors

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