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Hop-on Hop-off Bus Taipei

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Live guide in English, Japanese, Korean
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Full-day tour

Pinglin Tea Culture & Maokong: Guided Day Tour from Taipei + Gondola Ride

Available Friday, 15 Nov

Duration: 8h 30mins
Live guide
Group of max. 18 people

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$84.44

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Taipei: Classic Landmarks Day Tour + Transfer

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Duration: 9h
Live guide
Group of max. 35 people

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Taipei Main Station (Zhongxiao) reviews

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Anonymous

22 Oct 2024

Terrible

Sorry! Unser bis dato schlechtestes Erlebnis bei einer HOP… Tour. An einigen Sitzplätzen funktionierte nicht das Soundsystem. Die Kommentierung erfolgte, obwohl vom Band, nur sporadisch bzw. Fand gar nicht statt. Z.B. Fahren am Chiang-KaiChek Memorial vorbei, keine Erwähnung. Auf Sehenswürdigkeiten wird wenn erwähnt nur kurz etwas beschrieben. Kaum bzw. Keine erläuternden Beschreibungen oder Historie. Dann werden viele Busse gecancelt. Sprich durchgehenden Touren bzw. Kurze Zwischenstopps (Hop on and Hop off ;)) kann gar nicht stattfinden! besser U Bahn fahren (super Netz) und kostengünstig!

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Taipei

About: Taipei Main Station (Zhongxiao)

Taipei Main Station (Zhongxiao) is a transportation hub in the center of Taipei. Various trains and buses depart from here including the Taipei Hop-on, Hop-Off sightseeing bus.

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100, Taiwan, Taipei City, Zhongzheng District, 0, Taipei

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