Taipei Flower Market Introduction
For friends who love flowers and plants and are looking for various affordable floral options, especially cut flowers, one place you must not miss is the Taipei Flower Market in Neihu. The floral market in Taipei has its roots from the Taipei Bridge area, passing through Jiuquan Street, Wanhua Temple, and Binjiang Flower Market. It serves as a wholesale and retail hub, being the main supply source for all flower shops in Taipei, which means you can find all kinds of flowers here, and often uncover inexpensive options as well. The Taipei Flower Market is divided into two sections: Hall A and Hall B. The first floor of Hall A features cut flower stalls selling a variety of flowers such as gypsophila, green carnations, chrysanthemums, and lilies, while the second floor offers supply stalls with wreaths, potted plants, decorative flowers, and gardening tools. The first floor of Hall B is dedicated to potted flower stalls, selling succulent plants, foliage plants, orchids, and other potted options, with a parking lot available for public convenience. Unlike the weekend flower markets, the Taipei Flower Market operates during regular business hours, opening in the early morning and closing by noon, so visitors planning to go on weekends should pay attention to the operating hours.
