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A colorful indoor playground with padded structures, netting, and various geometric shapes for children to climb and play on.

Taipei Playgrounds

Ride amusement park rides and attend live performances

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About: Taipei Playgrounds

Enjoy playing on numerous swings and slides. Relax on the benches while watching children have fun.

Taipei Playgrounds
No. 3號, Section 2, Xianmin Blvd, Xinmin Village, Banqiao District, New Taipei City, Taiwan 220, 220, Taipei
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