Local Guide
Recommended Spots Around Our Sanheyuan
2024/07/26
As our Sanheyuan has limited space, once classes begin, entry is only open to registered participants.
This guide lists cafés and nearby places suitable for waiting, so that accompanying friends or children who are not joining the class will still have a place to rest or play.
🚗 5–10 Minutes by Car
FamilyMart – Daxi Yongchang (Nanxing)
📍 Google Maps Location
💡 The most convenient choice if you just want to wait nearby.
Hongguo Café (紅菓咖啡)
📍 Google Maps Location
💡 A small and cozy café, perfect for a short break.
Louisa Coffee – Daxi Pudeng Branch
📍 Google Maps Location
💡 A chain café with plenty of seating, good for working on a laptop or staying for a longer time.
👧 With Kids
Daxi Pudeng Park (大溪埔頂公園)
📍 Google Maps Location
💡 On a nice day, this park is perfect for kids to run around and burn off some energy.
Daxi Parent–Child Center (大溪親子館)
📍 Google Maps Location
💡 An indoor space designed for families, ideal for rainy days or safe play environments.
🚗 15–25 Minutes by Car (Daxi Old Street Area)
⚠️ Note: On weekends, traffic and parking around the old street can be very congested. Please allow extra time.
Lanshi Teahouse (蘭室茶坊)
📍 Google Maps Location
💡 A beautiful old-house teahouse. We recommend calling ahead to confirm opening hours.
Jiefang Café (解放咖啡企業社)
📍 Google Maps Location
💡 A relaxed café, perfect for reading quietly or simply unwinding.
Caodianwei Office Café (草店尾事務所)
📍 Google Maps Location
💡 A café run by local youth, offering a cozy atmosphere.
Starbucks – Daxi Park Branch
📍 Google Maps Location
💡 Located inside a Japanese-era building, a comfortable option for long waits.
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