Songshan Cultural and Creative Park
松山文創園區· Park and garden
About
The park was originally the Songshan Tobacco Factory, built in 1937 during the Japanese colonial era. It was a symbol of Taiwan's modern industry and the first dedicated cigarette factory in Taiwan.
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The buildings are mainly in an early Japanese modernist style, simple yet refined, with clean lines, large windows and finely finished washed-stone facades. The factory stopped production in 1998. After it was designated a municipal historic site in 2001, the site was preserved and turned into a centre for contemporary culture and creative industries. The rows of former factory buildings and warehouses are now spaces for art exhibitions and performances, hosting international photography exhibitions, large design fairs and exhibitions of popular characters and franchises. At the heart of the park are Taiwan's first design-themed museum and many creative shops and studios in the former offices, where work by up-and-coming Taiwanese designers can be found. In the centre of the park is a Baroque-style garden with symmetrical fountains and landscaping. Beside it, the ecological pond (originally a fire-fighting reservoir) is home to egrets, turtles and many kinds of aquatic plants.
Translated and shortened by DealTaipei from Taiwan's national tourism database. Sources are on the terms page.
Facts and sources
- Names
- EN Songshan Cultural and Creative Park中文 松山文創園區한국어 쑹산 문화창의단지日本語 台湾総督府専売局松山煙草工場 Wikidata Q11104372, Chinese from the listing, Korean by DealTaipei (NIKL transcription)
- District
- Xinyi District · 信義區 Tourism Administration listing, updated 2026-05-29
- Opening hours
- Not in the listing: see the official site Tourism Administration listing, read 2026-09-30
- Phone
- (02)27651388 Tourism Administration listing. May be Chinese only
- Official site
- songshanculturalpark.orgWikidata
- Data
- /api/sight/songshan-cultural-and-creative-park.json The same facts as JSON, for apps and AI agents
Getting there
Wikidata (CC0). Sources and photo credits are on the terms page.