Diplomatic Quarter, Diplomatic building complex in Shilin District, Taiwan
The Diplomatic Quarter is a building complex in Shilin that serves as a center for international relations, housing embassies and consulates from various countries. The modern structure accommodates the administration and coordination of diplomatic affairs for multiple nations.
The complex was built between 1994 and 1998, marking Taiwan's commitment to international diplomacy and cooperation. Since its completion, the site has served as headquarters for the International Cooperation Fund and a key center for managing diplomatic relations.
The quarter hosts representatives from nations that maintain relations with Taiwan, creating a space where diplomats from different countries interact. The presence of foreign missions shapes how the area functions as a bridge between Taiwan and the outside world.
The complex is a secured and restricted area, so public access is limited to specific locations and times. Check ahead to see which missions or areas may be open to visitors before planning a visit.
The quarter displays flags from countries maintaining diplomatic relations with Taiwan, and this collection shifts as international relations change. The flags serve as a visual record of how Taiwan's global relationships evolve over time.
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