Bopiliao Historical Block Review

Peeled scorpion - The settlement formed in the early Qing Dynasty ． spanning the three eras of Qing Dynasty, Japanese rule and Republic of China, mixing architectural styles and humanistic features of different periods, and becoming a city street that represents the characteristics of scorpion. In 2009, the renovated "Peeled Historical District" was completed, standing in the lanes of Wanhua District, Taipei City today, continuing the historical trajectory of more than 100 years: the red and brown brick walls of arched pavilion feet, surrounded by the ancient atmosphere. part 2

Peeled scorpion - The settlement formed in the early Qing Dynasty ． spanning the three eras of Qing Dynasty, Japanese rule and Republic of China, mixing architectural styles and humanistic features of different periods, and becoming a city street that represents the characteristics of scorpion. In 2009, the renovation of the "Peeled Historical District" was completed, standing in the lanes of Wanhua District, Taipei City today, continuing the historical trajectory of more than 100 years: the red brown and simple brick walls of arched pavilion feet, surrounded by the ancient atmosphere.

Located in Lane 173, Kangding Road, Wanhua District, Taipei City, the whole row of red brick buildings, witness the traces of history, shuttle in the alleys is very retro. Very characteristic street.

The peeling mound was formed in the early Qing Dynasty ． spanning the three eras of Qing Dynasty, Japanese rule and Republic of China, and mixed the architectural style and humanistic style of different periods, becoming a city street that represents the characteristics of the mound.

The old street of Bopiliao was very atmospheric. It was a waterway transportation route during the Qing Dynasty, but on both sides of Bopiliao Street, the wooden buildings blend with red bricks, making it feel like they are on the old Qing Dynasty Street. There's no shops or anything like this on the old streets of Bofiliao, and they're just managing it like cultural assets.