Near Fubon Art Museum: A Xinyi Art Walk to Neverland Gallery (MRT Yongchun)

October 30, 2026

Installation view of Persona Parade, a Korean artists group exhibition, with visitors at Neverland Gallery, Taipei

Just finished at Fubon Art Museum and want to keep walking and looking? This guide maps out a gallery walk centred on Fubon Art Museum in Xinyi, Taipei. If you have time, begin at Four Four South Village near Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station; then visit Fubon Art Museum; and finally head toward MRT Yongchun Station to Neverland Gallery, a short walk from Fubon Art Museum, where you can book a free visit to the current exhibition before catching the Bannan Line home.

For opening hours, closing days and admission fees, please check each venue’s official website (links below). Walking times are quoted only where a venue publishes them; for other stretches, please follow a map app.

Route at a glance

Optional start | Xinyi Public Assembly Hall (Four Four South Village): a former military dependents’ village near Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station.
Stop 1 | Fubon Art Museum: Xinyi’s museum of modern and contemporary art, and the centrepiece of this walk.
Stop 2 | Neverland Gallery: toward Yongchun Station, a contemporary art gallery with free admission by appointment.
Finish | MRT Yongchun Station: about a 5-minute walk from Exit 4 to Neverland Gallery, then straight onto the Bannan Line.

For an easier walk, skip the optional start, leave from MRT Taipei City Hall Station and make Fubon Art Museum your first stop.

Optional start: Xinyi Public Assembly Hall (Four Four South Village)

Four Four South Village is a preserved former military dependents’ village in the Xinyi Planning District. Today it is the Xinyi Public Assembly Hall and the Military Dependents’ Village Culture Park, at No. 50, Songqin St., Xinyi Dist., Taipei, next to Xinyi Elementary School. The site includes a village heritage hall (Building B). Surrounded by high-rises, it keeps another layer of the city’s memory, and makes a good warm-up before the museums: a glimpse of Xinyi’s old and new side by side.

According to the Taipei City parks office, the culture park is about 240 metres from MRT Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station. For opening hours, closures and events, please refer to the official sources: Taipei Travel | Xinyi Public Assembly Hall and Taipei City parks office | Military Dependents’ Village Culture Park (Chinese).

Stop 1: Fubon Art Museum

Fubon Art Museum opened in Xinyi, Taipei, in May 2024. It was designed by Pritzker Prize laureate Renzo Piano’s practice RPBW together with Kris Yao | Artech, and is RPBW’s first work in Taiwan as well as one of the three main buildings of the Fubon A25 complex. The museum focuses on modern and contemporary art under the motto “Art Every Day”.

According to the museum, the building was conceived as an “urban forest”, with generous greenery and a pool outside and soft daylight brought into the third-floor galleries. After your visit, linger outside for a moment before moving on.

Address: No. 79, Songgao Rd., Xinyi Dist., Taipei 110
MRT (per the museum): Taipei City Hall Station Exit 3, about a 9-minute walk; Xiangshan Station Exit 1, about an 11-minute walk
Hours, closing days, admission: please check the official Fubon Art Museum visitor information

Exhibitions and ticket types change with each programme, so please check the Fubon Art Museum website before you go.

On the way: from Fubon Art Museum toward Yongchun Station

From Fubon Art Museum, head east toward MRT Yongchun Station. No venue publishes an official walking time for this stretch, so please follow a map app for the route and timing. The streetscape gradually shifts from the large buildings of the Xinyi Planning District to quieter residential lanes, a slower pace that lets the first exhibition settle in and leaves room for the next one.

Stop 2: Neverland Gallery (near Fubon Art Museum)

Founded in 2023, Neverland Gallery is a Taipei contemporary art gallery in Xinyi, near Fubon Art Museum. It focuses on Asian and Southeast Asian contemporary art, working with artists from Taiwan, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, the United States and Greece. Exhibitions are free, by appointment, so you can take your time with original works up close and ask the team about the works and the artists’ stories.

Visitors viewing Park Nina’s character paintings in Persona Parade at Neverland Gallery, Xinyi, Taipei

Now on view: Persona Parade | Korean Artists Group Exhibition

Persona Parade brings together four Korean artists, Han Seunghun, Park Nina, Yang Eunbong and YUJA, whose cute, gentle and innocent-looking characters explore the “persona”: the face we show the world in order to fit in. The exhibition runs from 24 October to 15 November 2026; for full details and the works on view, please refer to the Persona Parade exhibition page.

Can’t make it in person? Explore the Persona Parade 3D virtual exhibition to preview the space and works from home.

Visitor information

Address: No. 56, Ln. 164, Hulin St., Xinyi Dist., Taipei 110 (near Fubon Art Museum)
Getting there: about a 5-minute walk from MRT Yongchun Station Exit 4
Opening hours: Tue–Sat 13:00–18:00; closed Sundays, Mondays and long holiday weekends
Admission: free, by appointment. Please book your visit online
LINE: @neverland.gallery

Planning your timing

Neverland Gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday, 13:00–18:00; for Fubon Art Museum and Four Four South Village, please check their official websites. One way to do it: visit Fubon Art Museum around midday (or start at Four Four South Village), walk toward Yongchun Station in the afternoon, book an afternoon slot at Neverland Gallery, and leave from Yongchun Station. As Neverland Gallery closes at 18:00, we recommend booking a slot well before evening so you can take your time.

Tips for the walk

Check official websites before you go: hours, closures, admission and exhibition dates may change.
Book ahead: Neverland Gallery is by appointment and closed Sundays, Mondays and long holiday weekends. Please book online first.
Wear comfortable shoes: this route is on foot; adjust the number of stops to suit your energy.
Photos at Neverland Gallery: Photos of the exhibition and artworks are welcome!! If you can, please tag @neverland.gallery so more people can discover our gallery. Thank you!
Other venues have their own photography rules.
Bring your questions: materials, sizes, the artists’ stories. We are happy to talk at Neverland Gallery.