臺北豐沛的文化底蘊、觀光價值，在百年發展的歷程中不斷堆疊，造就了臺北這個城市多元、繽紛而充滿活力的城市意象，而那一個一個臺北角落也在臺北人的心中成了一種顏色
透過符合年代演變的音樂風格，搭配著臺北意象的演變，帶領民眾一起走進多元而繽紛的Color Taipei！
地點：臺北市政府前
日期：2020/10/29-10/31
彩虹燈光投影DJ特別秀：10/29、30／19:00-20:00
Gin Gin Store - The First LGBT Culture Shop in Asia
"Taiwan's first LGBTQ book store",
"The first place where you can freely reveal your gay identity during the day",
"The first shop to put up the rainbow flag in Taiwan",
"A base to promote the development of gay communities."
Established in 1999, it has become a must-visit spot for tourists.
228 Peace Memorial Park
The 228 Memorial Park was the early gay gathering spot in Taipei.
In the past conservative and repressive years,
It was the rare and popular place to meet other gay people.
In 1997, an unlawful police raid placed the park in the LGBTQ history.
Taipei city has since painted the gate rainbow.
Ximen Rainbow Crosswalk
First rainbow crosswalk in Taiwan, to display Taipei city's value in diversity and culture.
Red House / Bear Village
Red House used to be a theatre where gay people hang out, slowly the surrounding shops began to put up rainbow flags.
Now a popular destination where tourists and locals choose from a variety of bars to sit outdoors and mingle.
三溫暖 (Aniki)
The famous sauna culture in the gay community,
This time we will take you directly in for a guided tour,
Uncover the veil of mystery and embrace the diverse world of eroticism.
(You must be at least 18 years old to enter this attraction)
Wonder Bar
The most popular night gathering spot for lesbians.
Look forward to the possibility of making new friends here.
Fairy Taipei
The word Fairy means little fairy, and "Fairy Taipei" is like an elf hiding in the alleys of the East District.
Behind the doors of an obvious store front, there is a small world under the shade of greenery.
A popular hangout with a a mixed crowed of all sexuality and gender.
