Chengmei Riverside Park Introduction
Chengmei Riverside Park is located between the Chenggong Bridge and the Maishuai Bridge along the Keelung River (Neihu side). Every weekend, you can find groups of people focused on their equipment just a few meters apart, with adults often more enthusiastic than children, using items like remote-controlled cars and digital single-lens reflex cameras. The park offers various sports facilities, including tennis courts, basketball courts, softball practice fields, skating rinks, pull-up bars, and fitness equipment, providing more space for physical activities for the citizens of Taipei. The "Rainbow Bridge" connects the left and right banks of Chengmei Park, featuring a bright red, uniquely shaped bridge that stretches like a rainbow across the river. The bike path beneath it is spacious, and the river embankment walls are covered in green vines, with the base of the wall presenting wave-like shapes that resonate with the Rainbow Bridge. Elevators are conveniently located at both ends of the Rainbow Bridge, allowing easy access to the top of the embankment for people with disabilities, the elderly, and those with strollers, showcasing a thoughtful barrier-free design. A bike pulling path is also set in the middle of the stairs, making it easy for cyclists to pass through. In Chengmei Riverside Park, you can also capture panoramic views of Taipei 101 against the backdrop of blue skies and white clouds. At night, the shimmering waters of the Keelung River create a harmonious scene, making it a favorite gathering spot for photography enthusiasts. (Source: Taipei City Government Public Works Department Water Resources Engineering Office)
