Taipei Flower Market

For friends who love flowers and plants and are looking for a variety of affordable flowers, especially cut flowers, there's one place you absolutely cannot miss: the Taipei Flower Market in Neihu. The history of Taipei's flower market dates back to its initial establishment near Taipei Bridge, later moving to places like Wanhe Temple on Jiuquan Street and Binjiang Flower Market. As it serves both wholesale and retail customers and is the primary source of goods for all flower shops in Taipei, you can find almost anything here. Not only can you admire a wide variety of flowers at this market, but you can also often discover great deals. The Taipei Flower Market is divided into two halls, A and B. Hall A's first floor features cut flower stalls, selling various flowers such as baby's breath, green dianthus, chrysanthemums, and lilies. The second floor houses material stalls, offering flower baskets, potted plants, decorative flowers, gardening tools, and more. Hall B's first floor contains potted plant stalls, selling a variety of potted plants like succulents, foliage plants, and orchids. There is also a parking lot available for public convenience when shopping. Unlike weekend flower markets, the Taipei Flower Market in Neihu operates during regular weekdays, opening from early morning until noon. Therefore, visitors planning to go on weekends should take note of its operating hours.