Taipei City Hometown Education Center - Bopiliao Historical Block Introduction
Nestled in the old alleys of Wanhua District in Taipei City, there is an old street area called "Bopiliao." Here, the charm of the streets from over a century ago during the Qing Dynasty continues to thrive, characterized by red brick walls, arched galleries, and intricately carved window grilles, showcasing a simple yet elegant beauty. The Bopiliao Historical Area is located next to Longshan Temple, at the intersection of Kangding Road, Guangzhou Street, and Kunming Street. The area retains a remarkably intact Qing Dynasty street layout and traditional shop houses, with its architectural spaces witnessing the development of the Mengjia streets, embodying unique historical and cultural characteristics. The "Taipei City Indigenous Education Center" integrates immersive education and cultural concepts, serving as a venue for promoting local education by combining school education with community culture. It plans various themed exhibitions, including special exhibits related to Bopiliao's history, and conducts various educational activities to achieve a fun and educational purpose. In recent years, the development of Bopiliao has not only promoted film culture and activities but has also welcomed high-quality artistic performances, becoming an entry point for cultural experience platforms. It aims to connect local characteristics, create the flow of stories and memories, and endow this space with more meaning. For more details, visit the Bopiliao Historical Area Operation Center (http://www.bopiliao.taipei).
