Taipei Antique Market/Treasure Hunter’s Paradise

It turns out that Taipei also has an antique market, which is just a few steps away.24-hour Carrefour XimendingXichang Street not far away has a night market in the evening and a second-hand flea market in the afternoon.

Good things appear, and guests and bosses discuss antiques animatedly. Some porcelain that looks very commemorative.

There are also vendors exchanging ancient coins. Purple 50-yuan and green 200-yuan bills were used by the rich when they were children. I wonder if the rich man’s unspent expired 500 yuan consumer coupon will have commemorative value in the future (laughs). There are also loose coins on the side to dig for treasure. And foreign banknotes

Sese18 prohibits pirated AV discs. Pictures of elders can be seen directly. There are more in the black bag. Friends who are traveling with children should pay attention! Otherwise it will be really difficult to explain when asked.

The casual boss just placed the items for sale on the ground, which looked like garbage (laughing) and some strange stones.

Some out-of-print CDs, music cassettes, and vinyl records bear witness to the history of technological development. I really miss it. If you buy a cassette, you don't have to worry about not being able to play it. The owners of other stalls are selling cassette players, so that's right. Remember to test it before buying.

There are also some second-hand clothes, winter warm clothes, gloves, shoes, etc., at very cheap prices.

The vendors selling tools, including vises, wire cutters, wrenches, etc., reminded the rich man of the gold medal spies who came to Yilan a few weeks ago. Some tools are really only used less than once a year. With environmental awareness rising, it is actually acceptable to buy second-hand. Friends who need tools temporarily or those who like DIY may come here to try their luck.

The owner of the tea shop also came to join the stall and put out his own Guanyin and Bol tea.

rich man experience

Going to the Xichang Street second-hand market is really like stepping back in time. The products sold by the vendors are really retro. It seems to be the scene of shopping when I was a child, and it reminds me of the rich man.Osu Kannon Antique Market in Nagoya, Japan, recommended to friends who like treasure hunting. There are famous attractions and snacks such as Bopiliao Historic District, Longshan Temple, Huaxi Street, Guangzang Night Market and so on nearby. Friends who come to Taipei can arrange it together in their itinerary.

The rich man accidentally came to the Xichang Street second-hand market. In the afternoon, the vendors began to set up stalls one after another. There were about 50 stalls here. Most of the goods sold were second-hand goods. The bosses were very casual. , greeting regular customers like good old friends

In addition to second-hand antiques, there is also a row of massage ladies standing on the wall in the arcade next to it (laughing). A wonderful scene is waiting for you to experience.

Market address

Business hours: 15:00 ~ 21:00

Address: No. 247, Xichang Street, Wanhua District, Taipei City 108

further reading