Taipei 101

Taipei 101 (台北101), the most famous landmark in Taipei, was once the world's tallest building for six consecutive years and remains the world's tallest ""green building"" to this day. As an international hub for business, leisure, culture, and shopping, it hosts a spectacular fireworks display every New Year's Eve and boasts an excellent observation deck on the 89th floor, offering stunning views of the entire city from a height of 388 meters.

With 101 above-ground floors and 5 underground levels, Taipei 101 (台北101) is essentially a self-contained mini-city. Its most internationally renowned events are the annual Taipei 101 (台北101) Run Up race and the New Year's Eve fireworks display.

For shopping enthusiasts, Taipei 101 (台北101)'s shopping mall features a wide range of international fashion brands such as Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Brooks Brothers. The elegant and comfortable atmosphere allows for a leisurely and enjoyable shopping experience. After a day of shopping, visitors can indulge in delicious cuisine from Taiwan, the West, and Asia at the international dining floor.

Perched atop Taipei's highest point, the 89th floor observation space and the 91st floor observation deck offer the opportunity to fully appreciate the city's urban charm and the surrounding verdant mountains. The famous high-speed elevators can whisk visitors to the 89th floor in just 37 seconds. Upon entering, multimedia experiences in eight languages are available. Taipei 101 (台北101) was built to be one of the most stable structures, capable of withstanding major earthquakes and typhoons. The enormous effort put into achieving these goals is evident in the world's largest tuned mass damper, quietly playing a vital role in balancing the forces of swaying in various directions for the skyscraper.