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Parks · Xinyi District
A 640-square-meter fenced dog run in the heart of the Xinyi business district, right between Taipei 101 and Breeze Nanshan. It is a shared space for large and small dogs with benches, waste-bag dispensers, waste bins and a hand-washing station, and a drinking fountain nearby.
It is the only place where dogs can legally run off-leash in Taipei's busiest shopping area, perfect for a break between strolls.
Operated by the Taipei City Animal Protection Office; it opened on May 1, 2022. Dogs must be leashed before entering and after leaving the enclosure and supervised at all times. Opening hours are not published on the authority page.
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