2026 年的第一個週末，我們從「單車文化」出發

台灣，被稱為「自行車王國」；

荷蘭也有風靡全球的自行車文化及產業，更常被形容為「在單車上成長的民族」在那裡，騎車不只是運動，而是日常生活的一部分。

當彼此有共同愛好的兩股文化，會碰撞出什麼火花呢?

荷蘭在台辦事處很高興和自行車文化探索館 Cycling Culture Museum 合作，在《騎車腦 Cycling Now》Podcast，推出以「騎自行車認識世界｜荷蘭」為主題的系列節目，從多元視角探索騎行、生活與城市之間的連結，並進一步討論單車文化如何成為永續移動與日常生活的一部分。

第一集「外國人的視角，看台灣自行車環境」節目中，

邀請到熱愛騎行的荷蘭夫婦 Viola 與 Erik，聊聊他們眼中的台灣，分享來到台灣騎車探索的感動經驗

第一次來台灣，就被風景與人情味吸引

從城市出發，短短 30 分鐘就能騎進山林

台灣人已習以為常的日常24 小時便利商店、隨處可補水的環境，在他們眼中，都是難得而珍貴的體驗。

他們用一句話形容台灣：「台灣，真的是自行車騎士的天堂。」

邀請你一起，用騎車的視角，認識台灣的多元面貌。

https://youtu.be/-xXOcJoOIpc?si=nW6OqsFbRbtqqjCf

On the first weekend of 2026, we’re setting off with a new theme: Cycling Culture

We are delighted to partner with the Cycling Culture Museum to launch a special podcast series on Cycling Now, titled

“Seeing the World by Bike | The Netherlands .”

Through conversations with different guests, the series explores the connections between cycling, daily life, and cities—and how cycling culture contributes to sustainable mobility.

We kick off the series with “Seeing Taiwan by Bike,” featuring Dutch cycling enthusiasts Viola and Erik, as they share their first impressions of Taiwan—on two wheels.

Falling in love with Taiwan’s landscapes and warm hospitality on their very first visit

Reaching the mountains just 30 minutes after leaving the city

Everyday sights for locals—24-hour cvs and easy access to water—becoming rare and precious experiences in their eyes.

They sum up Taiwan in one simple sentence:

“Taiwan truly is a paradise for cyclists.”

We invite you to discover the many faces of Taiwan from a cycling perspective.

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