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Indoor

Name of shop

Subtropics Zone (In order to epidemic prevention, gift shops and restaurants are closed from May 18th to June 30th.)

Location of shop

CKSMH Dazhong Gate

Contact number

886-2-3343-5429

Shop description

Subtropics Zone is divided into:

  1. 1.Subtropics Gift Shop: provides visitors with CKSMH limited-edition souvenirs and distinctive gifts from all over Taiwan.
  2. 2.Subtropics Cafe: Serves fine hand-brewed coffee, tea and snacks.
  3. 3.Agarwood Cafe: Retains the original classical wooden ceiling of CKSMH, with new design elements added to the space. It serves distinctive dishes that combine elements of western and Chinese cuisine as well as exquisite afternoon tea, providing visitors with a comfy yet classy dining environment and delightful food and drink.
  • Subtropics Gift Shop (In order to epidemic prevention, gift shops and restaurants are closed from May 18th to June 30th.)
  • Subtropics Gift Shop
  • Agarwood Café (In order to epidemic prevention, gift shops and restaurants are closed from May 18th to June 30th.)
  • Agarwood Café (In order to epidemic prevention, gift shops and restaurants are closed from May 18th to June 30th.)
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