Venue Information

Located on Zhongxiao East Road in central Taipei, the hotel offers an ideal combination of accessibility, comfort, and professional conference facilities. With extensive meeting and event spaces, including a large Grand Ballroom and multiple breakout rooms, the venue is well suited for an international scientific meeting such as APFUS 2027.

We hope the Sheraton Grand Taipei Hotel will provide a warm and inspiring setting for scientific exchange, collaboration, and friendship across the Asia-Pacific region.

Taipei 101 is Taiwan’s most iconic landmark and one of Taipei’s most recognizable symbols. Standing 508 meters tall, it offers spectacular panoramic views of the city from its observation deck. The building also features a world-class shopping mall, restaurants, and cafés, making it a popular destination for both international visitors and conference attendees.

The National Palace Museum houses one of the world’s most remarkable collections of Chinese art and cultural treasures, spanning thousands of years of history. Visitors can admire masterpieces in jade, ceramics, calligraphy, paintings, and other precious artifacts, offering a fascinating introduction to the richness of Chinese culture and history.

Beitou Hot Springs (北投溫泉) is one of Taipei’s most famous natural attractions and a perfect place to relax after a busy conference. Located at the foot of Yangmingshan, Beitou is renowned for its natural hot springs, beautiful scenery, and historic Japanese-era architecture. Visitors can enjoy a traditional hot spring experience, explore the Thermal Valley, and stroll through the peaceful Beitou Park.

Ximending (西門町) is one of Taipei’s most vibrant and popular neighborhoods, famous for its lively atmosphere, shopping, street food, entertainment, and nightlife. Often described as Taipei’s youth and cultural hub, Ximending combines historic landmarks such as The Red House with modern shops, restaurants, cafés, and street performances. It is an ideal place to experience Taipei’s contemporary urban culture.

Tamsui (淡水) is a charming riverside town in northern Taipei, famous for its beautiful sunsets, historic streets, and relaxed atmosphere. Located where the Tamsui River meets the sea, it offers a wonderful combination of history, culture, and local cuisine. Visitors can explore Tamsui Old Street, enjoy traditional snacks, visit historic sites such as Fort San Domingo, and take a scenic walk along the riverside to Fisherman’s Wharf. Tamsui is an ideal half-day or afternoon excursion for experiencing a different side of Taipei.