Taipei Flower Market Introduction
For flower enthusiasts looking for a variety of affordable flowers, especially cut flowers, one must not miss the Taipei Flower Market located in Neihu. The flower market in Taipei has a history that dates back to the early entrepreneurial days at the Taipei Bridge, subsequently evolving through places like Jiuquan Street’s Wanhokong Temple and the Binjiang Flower Market. As both a wholesale and retail market, it serves as the source for all flower shops in Taipei, offering an extraordinary array of flowers where one can not only admire various blooms but often find inexpensive flowers as well. The Taipei Flower Market is divided into two main pavilions: Pavilion A, on the first floor, features cut flower stalls selling a variety of flowers like gypsophila, dianthus, chrysanthemums, and lilies, while the second floor is home to supply vendors with flower baskets, potted plants, ornamental flowers, and gardening tools; Pavilion B’s first floor offers potted flower stalls selling succulents, foliage plants, orchids, and more, along with parking facilities for easy access. Unlike weekend flower markets, the Taipei Flower Market operates during typical business hours, opening early in the morning and closing by noon, so weekend visitors should be mindful of the operating hours.
