[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Taiwan Museum (Updated Jun)

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The National Taiwan Museum, located in the 228 Peace Park, is the oldest museum in Taiwan. It was built in 1915 and imitates the ancient Greek Doric architectural style of the Renaissance period. The central dome tower is nearly 30 meters high. Because the National Taiwan Museum is a partner of the Love Taiwan Museum Card, holders of the "Love Taiwan Museum Card" can enjoy free admission to all nine museums (19 parks) in Taiwan. This is also the seventh exhibition hall our family has visited using the museum card, and we have visited it from south to north. The National Taiwan Museum (main building) features natural history collections. In addition to irregular exhibitions, it also has permanent exhibition areas divided into the "Taiwan Biological Exhibition Area" and the "Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Exhibition Area." The "331 Earthquake" on March 31, 2002 also shattered the museum's parapet and the stained glass on the dome, and the museum was closed for a long time for reinforcement and repair work. If you want to understand the culture and historical background of a region, visiting a museum is the best choice. In addition to being entertaining and educational, it also allows everyone to have a deeper understanding of the land where they grew up. (20210404)

Taipei｜Taiwan Museum/Paleontological Museum Before leaving, I told them that I wanted to see dinosaurs. Finally, Cai Bao asked if we were looking at real dinosaurs or fake ones😂 / This is divided into the main museum and the paleontology museum The museum has three floors. The first and second floors are for animal and plant specimens. B1 is a children's exploration exhibition to learn about Taiwan's national culture The Dinosaur Paleontology Museum is located across the street from the building opposite. I thought I could visit the entire museum in an hour. I ended up staying here for three hours! / Full ticket: $30. Free for children under 6 #TaiwanMuseum #PaleontologyMuseum #DinosaurFossils #AnimalSpecimens #PlantSpecimens #TaipeiFamilyAttractions #IndoorAttractions #JanuaryDestinations2025

#ChristmasGreatPlaces2024 The Taiwan Museum is located in Zhongzheng District, Taipei City. This building with more than a hundred years of history is not only a cultural palace that witnesses the history of Taiwan, but also a treasure trove of memories of time. From the moment you approach the museum, the contrast between the weight of history and the bustling modern city makes people feel awe-struck. Magnificent architecture and historical atmosphere The architectural design of the Taiwan Museum combines Baroque and neoclassical styles, making it solemn yet elegant. The huge columns and arches at the entrance seem to take visitors through time and into colonial Taiwan. The white exterior walls shine in the sunlight, and the interior wooden stairs and ceiling carvings exude the atmosphere of time. Entering the museum, we were greeted by Taiwan’s geology and ecology exhibition. Models and photos of natural landscapes such as earthquakes, volcanoes, and coral reefs vividly reproduce the creation process of this land. Each exhibition hall is carefully designed to display Taiwan's rich cultural and natural heritage layer by layer, from the natural environment to human history. Theme Exhibition: Exploring the Diverse Faces of Taiwan Taiwan Museum is famous for its diverse exhibitions covering history, archaeology, ecology and anthropology. When I walked into the "Aboriginal Culture Exhibition", pictures depicting the diversity of ethnic groups seemed to unfold before my eyes. The exhibition hall displays the traditional costumes, utensils and living customs of the Paiwan, Ami and other aboriginal peoples, coupled with multimedia interactive devices, making history seem alive. Another thing that impressed me deeply was the "Special Exhibition of the Japanese Occupation Period". The social changes and modernization process of Taiwan during the colonial period are displayed here with a wealth of documents, old photos and historical objects. Especially the ancient railway model reminds people of the busy station and the rumble of steam trains at that time. Interaction and learning: a journey for the whole family The Taiwan Museum is not only a paradise for history lovers, but also a great place to bring children. There are multiple interactive areas in the museum where children can participate in archaeological excavation simulations, assemble models of ancient buildings, and even experience the age of dinosaurs through virtual reality. Both knowledge and fun make the whole visit dynamic. Rest and Meditation: Meditation in History After the visit, I stopped for a while at the "228 Peace Memorial Park" next to the museum. This lush park and museum complement each other and provide a space for reflection and reflection. Looking at the tranquil pool of water and the shadows of flowers in the garden, what comes to mind is the scenes of Taiwan's past in the exhibition just now. write at the end The Taiwan Museum is a three-dimensional history book and a microcosm of Taiwan's diverse culture. Every visit is a rich learning journey. Whether you are a local or a traveler from overseas, Taiwan Museum is worth exploring. When you stroll among the exhibition halls, you will deeply appreciate the resilience and beauty of this land.

#Exhibition #100 Ways to Travel 🕰️Opening Hours: 9:30am to 5pm 📍Address: 10 minutes walk from Taipei Metro Taipei Station 💰Average consumption per person: $30 Taiwan dollars 💞Reason for recommendation: The National Taiwan Museum is located near Taipei Station, near 228 Park. The exterior is very characteristic, like a European temple building, there are many animal fossils on display, and many special specimens, inside you can learn while feeling the changes in biological history 🏛👍🏻

When traveling to Taiwan, visiting museums is of course one of the itineraries. This time we went to the National Taiwan Museum. This is a museum that integrates cultural relics, architecture, education and technology. It is also an important representative of Taiwanese culture! The museum’s architectural style is unique, modeled after the ancient city walls, with a grand and imposing exterior, while the interior is designed with modern exhibition spaces and facilities. The museum has a rich collection, including Taiwan prehistoric artifacts, Taiwan indigenous artifacts, etc., showing Taiwan's diverse cultural history, so that you can more vividly experience artifacts and history😌! Address: No. 2, Xiangyang Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei #Taipei Attractions

#taipei it’s definitely worth visiting Taiwan National Museum for a quick glance of Taiwan historical development and on top of that you get to see awesome fossil ! 1. located near taipei main station mrt with a 10 mins walk 2. the cost to enter is relatively cheap around 250twd 3. bag storage and umbrellas storage are provided for free 4. fully condition and cafe inside to relax and chill 5. extremely suitable for children and family to spend the day 6. might be alittle boring for couple however I’m sure it will be a good place to chill in a hot day 6. closes on Sunday so always check the time before visiting this place.

Address: No. 2, Xiangyang Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City Atmosphere/Facilities: Historical exhibits/Grand building/High ceilings Features: Rich content in the museum/one ticket for two museums/very suitable for parents and children/ Price per person: 15-30 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#TaiwanTravel Today, we will take you to visit an exhibition of marine fossils from the past. The event is called Monsters and is held at the National Taiwan Museum. How to get there 🚇Metro NTU Hospital Station Exit 4, walk straight for 100 meters and you will find the National Taiwan Museum. This event is very interesting and provides a lot of new knowledge. ✅These marine reptiles are not dinosaurs, even though their fossils look similar. ✅These zones are beautifully displayed, with good stories and public relations. You will gain knowledge and have fun watching them. You can also take beautiful pictures. ✅The museum is open every day from 9:30 to 17:00 (except Mondays, which are closed 🚫). ✅There is an entrance fee for tourists of 60 NTD per person. If you like visiting museums, don't forget to stop by. ✳️The event is until May 21, 2023.✳️ #AhTeeReview #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #travel

National Taiwan Museum The place is not big, but the architecture is very distinctive and beautiful, the exhibition is also very attentive, there are some interactive games suitable for adults and children to play together, the tickets are cheap, there are often different activities, it is a great place, the tour guide is very enthusiastic in explaining. 👍👍👍👍

#taipeiattractions The National Taiwan Museum (國立臺灣博物館), established in 1908, is Taiwan’s oldest museum and a must-visit for travelers interested in the island’s natural and cultural heritage. Located in Taipei’s 228 Peace Memorial Park, the museum is housed in a neoclassical building featuring a domed hall and Corinthian columns. Its exhibits cover anthropology, earth sciences, zoology, and botany, offering insights into Taiwan’s indigenous cultures and biodiversity. The presentation of knowledge in the museum is extremely visually appealing and children-friendly. 📅 hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM 💰admission: NT$30

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Visiting the Taipei Museum is a captivating journey through Taiwan’s rich history and vibrant culture. The museum showcases exquisite artifacts, traditional art, and interactive exhibits that bring the island’s heritage to life. From ancient relics to modern innovations, each display offers insight into Taiwan’s unique identity. The architecture itself is stunning, blending contemporary design with cultural motifs. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a curious traveler, the Taipei Museum offers an inspiring and educational experience in the heart of the city.#trip #travel #holiday #History #taiwan

The Taiwan Museum is located on Xiangyang Road in Taipei City, which is inside the 228 Park. Founded in 1908, it is the oldest museum in Taiwan. It consists of the main museum, the Paleontological Museum, the Nanmen Museum, the Railway Department and other parks, and its main feature is the collection of natural history. The Land Bank Exhibition Hall (Paleontology Hall) is right across from the Taiwan Museum. Both buildings were built during the Japanese colonial era and are full of Japanese style. The decoration inside the museum is especially impressive. It's like walking into a time tunnel. Every corner is perfect for taking photos and uploading to Facebook and Instagram. The National Taiwan Museum was established in 1908. Its predecessor was the Taiwan Governor-General's Museum. It is the oldest existing museum in Taiwan and its main feature is the collection of natural history. The Land Bank Exhibition Hall was formerly the Taipei Branch of the Kangyo Bank of Japan. In 1991, the Ministry of the Interior designated it as a Class III historic site, and in 1997 it was changed to a Taipei City historic site. Since 2005, the National Taiwan Museum has been responsible for the restoration and subsequent operation and management of the site, positioning it as a natural history and financial history museum. The two museums are not far from each other. In addition to the European-style palace architecture and interior decoration of this museum, what is not to be missed is the exhibition information provided by the Taiwan Museum. Taiwan Museum’s exhibitions focus on culture, history, humanities, and natural sciences, with over 16,806 specimens, of which three quarters are natural history specimens and one quarter are industrial specimens.

#Taipei Itinerary #New Year Good Places 2025 Nice exhibition hall with different display designs (instruments, old animals).

Everyone loves dinosaurs and you’ll also love the price of this museum! For less than £1 you can take a look around the Natural History Museum in Taipei, Taiwan - housed in an old bank branch from the Japanese era. It’s located directly across the road form the Taiwan National museum and can be done on the same ticket if you buy the four museum combo ticket! (Totally worth it) The museum is focused around a hall of life sized replica skeletons of some the most infamous dinosaurs. It has lots of information in bilingual presentations and also offers audio guides for a small fee. The museum is small but well laid out, with a one way system to tour the exhibits. The building has been beautifully restored and there’s an exhibit on the banks history and the restoration project to turn it into a museum. They also have a really cool vault experience to show you how the bank stored all its valuables back in the day. There’s a nice gift shop, cafe and some really helpful staff throughout. Great to do in Taipei especially if you have kids! 🕰️Business Hours: 9:30AM - 5PM (Closed Monday) 💰Average Price per Person: £1! 📍Address: Near Taiwan Peace park / Taiwan university hospital station #cityplaybook #museums #cheap #citydaytours #travel #thingstodo #familytravel #taipei #taiwan #dinosaur

If you’re looking for budget friendly things to do in Taipei you need to check out the Taiwan museum. It’s easy to get to, very reasonably priced and has a very diverse range of exhibits on offer. Entry starts at £3 but you can also get a combo ticket for 4 museums in Taiwan (railway museum, natural history museum are in walking distance and the south museum is a metro ride away) I did the combo ticket and did three museums in one morning. The building itself is beautiful and was built in the 1930s, it’s currently under renovation with the finished interior stunning you as you enter. The main hall and atrium is beautifully finished. The exhibits themselves range from nature, industry to a section on the ‘made in Taiwan’ phenomenon of the 80/90s. I also found the exhibit on endemic Taiwanese nature really fascinating Really worth a visit, especially if you have time to do multiple museums. It’s fantastic value! 🕰️Business Hours: 9:30 - 5PM 📍Address: Taipei peace park (Taipei university hospital metro station) 💰Average Price per Person: £3 per adult #cityplaybook #taiwan #travel #thingstodo #citydaytours #museums #cheap

If you are in Taipei and you want to check out the museums you need to check out the 228 peace park while you are there, it’s beautiful and it Is free! The National Museum Of Taiwan and the Natural History museum are bases at this park, along with the peace memorial museum - all three can be visited in the same day. The park also has a lot of sculptures, modern art and of course the national peace memorial itself - giving the park it’s name. There are also some pagodas, locomotive engines and an old Japanese Radio tower - left over from the war. All of these little elements give the park such a quirky atmosphere, everywhere you look it’s completely different - there really is something for everyone. I got there for about 7:30 grabbed a coffee and wandered around waiting for the museums to open at 9AM! Get off the metro at Taipei University Hospital station and follow the signs! The park has clean public toilets, lots of shade, seating and it’s in walking distance of shops restaurants and stores. 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: galleries, museums and sculptures 📍Address: Taipei University Hospital station 💰Average Price per Person: free! #cityplaybook #taipei #park #free #thingstodo #citydaytours #myitinerary

In ancient times, without modern technology, people sought entertainment through external performances like puppet shows and self-amusement with insects. This time, the National Taiwan Museum presents an exhibition showcasing ancient puppet theater and the culture and art of chirping insects, allowing visitors to enjoy the fun of learning from the past. Puppet theater includes traditional performing arts such as marionettes and shadow puppetry, which are accompanied by scripts, music, and dialogue to narrate stories. These performances are closely tied to faith and entertainment, often using worldly scripts to subtly convey social morals and beliefs, influencing the audience profoundly. Insects are common and can be found everywhere around us. This special exhibition takes a unique approach by introducing the long-standing culture and craftsmanship of chirping insects from a scientific perspective. Ancient people captured and raised these insects for amusement, which led to the development of poetry dedicated to chirping insects and the creation of intricate breeding crafts.

#aprilblooms 👶 Children Under 6 Years Old: Generally, children under 6 years old can enter most museums free of charge. For instance, at the National Museum of Natural Science, children under 6 enjoy free admission to galleries and other attractions Aged 6–12: This age group often benefits from discounted admission. For example, at the National Palace Museum, children aged 17 and under can enter for free, while students aged 12 and above may receive discounted rates . 👵 Seniors Aged 65 and Above: Seniors typically receive free or discounted admission, especially on weekdays. At the National Museum of Natural Science, seniors aged 65 and above can enter for free on weekdays, with a nominal fee on weekends . Special Days: On certain public holidays, such as Grandparents Day, seniors aged 60 and above may receive free access to galleries and theaters#taiwan

Who said museums have to be boring? Forget the old image! 💥 Today, we would like to take everyone to the "National Taiwan Museum", located in the middle of a lush garden in the heart of the city. Walking around will make you feel like you are walking in a sweet series. 🍃📸 🌸 The surrounding atmosphere = a great photo spot Before going inside, I was already impressed! Because the surrounding garden is sooo beautiful. You can walk around and take pictures. The natural light and vintage architecture are so soft. 🏛️ Inside is... full of knowledge. Plus, it seems like a fun story. We learned about the history of Taiwan from ancient times to the modern era. There are pictures, maps, antiques, and interactive activities that won't make you fall asleep! Especially for those who like old cultures and stories, this is a great experience. 🧠 At one point, we saw the "old national flag" of Taiwan and the belongings of the natives. Wow!!! It opened up more than I thought. It was like going back in time without having to ride a time machine. 📌 In short, this place is not just a place to visit, but also a place to recharge your brain and mind. Walking around makes you feel good and also gains knowledge. Whether you come with friends, with your lover or alone, you will definitely have a good moment to take back. 💖 How to get there 🚃 Take the MRT Red Line (Tamsui-Xinyi Line) Get off at NTU Hospital Station (National Taiwan University Hospital Station), Exit 4 (Exit 4). When you exit the station, walk straight for about 100 meters. The museum will be on the right. Notice that there is a large park next to it. ⏰ Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Closed every Monday) Admission fee: 30 NTD per person. You can buy it at the entrance of the museum or book it through Trip. #TaiwanTravel #TaiwanNationalMuseum #Museum #ContentLineMustFollow #TeenagersGo

The National Taiwan Museum is not only good for history, but the fossil and dinosaur skeleton zone is very magnificent! The ceiling is high like a theater, covered with fossil animal skeletons in every corner. It's fun to walk around, gain knowledge, and take cool pictures from every angle. If you come to Taipei and have time, don't miss coming to fill up your inner science student here! #nationaltaiwanmuseumoffinearts #taipei

#aprilblooms 📍 Getting There The main museum is located at No. 2, Xiangyang Rd., Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, within the 228 Peace Memorial Park. It's easily accessible by various modes of transportation: MRT: NTU Hospital Station (Red Line, Exit 4): Walk 3–5 minutes across the park to the museum Taipei Main Station (Blue Line, Exit 5): Walk 5 minutes along Guanqian Rd. to Xiangyang Rd. Bus: Stops near the museum include Taiwan Museum (Xiangyang Rd.), Taiwan Museum (Quanqian Rd.), MRT NTU Hospital Station, and Taipei Main Station (Zhongxiao). UBike: Ride to Exit 4 of MRT NTU Hospital Station and walk 3–5 minutes to the museum #taipei

#aprilblooms 🏛️ Taipei National Taiwan Museum Established: 1908 Location: No. 2, Xiangyang Rd., Zhongzheng District, Taipei City 100007 Hours: Tuesday–Sunday: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM Closed on Mondays and during the Lunar New Year Admission: NT$30 (Regular) NT$15 (Discount) Free for children under 6, seniors over 65 (on weekdays), and individuals with disabilities with one accompanying person Highlights: Anthropology, earth sciences, zoology, and botany exhibits#museum #museums

Located in Taipei, the National Taiwan Museum is one of the oldest museums in Taiwan, boasting a rich collection of natural and cultural exhibits. Upon entering the museum, you'll be captivated by its grand architecture and diverse exhibitions. The museum is divided into several sections, including natural history, archaeology, and ethnology. Visitors can explore Taiwan's unique ecological environment and diverse cultural heritage, gaining insights into the history and development of this land. In the natural history section, vivid specimens and interactive displays showcase the wonders of nature. Additionally, the museum regularly hosts special exhibitions and cultural events, offering visitors an in-depth experience of Taiwan's culture and arts. Whether you're on a family outing or seeking to learn and explore, this is an ideal destination. In summary, the National Taiwan Museum is not only the best place to learn about Taiwan's history and culture but also a fantastic choice for enjoying knowledge and art!

#Taipei Itinerary You can enjoy a fulfilling day trip at Colorful Star Garden in Taipei. In the morning, we first arrived at the Colorful Star Garden to admire the colorful art installations. This is a great place to take photos, suitable for commemoration and sharing. Wander in the garden, feel the breath of nature, and appreciate the flowers and plants around you. At noon, you can enjoy lunch at a nearby restaurant, taste local cuisine and replenish your energy for the next trip. After lunch, head to the National Taiwan Museum, an important place that showcases Taiwan’s natural and human history. You can gain an in-depth understanding of Taiwan’s diverse culture and history. Next, head to Daan Forest Park, the largest urban park in Taipei with beautiful surroundings perfect for walking or cycling. You can find a spot to sit by the lake and enjoy some quiet time, or visit the eco-pond to observe water birds and insects. In the evening, return to the Colorful Star Garden to enjoy the colors and art there again and capture the beauty of the sunset. Finally, we enjoyed dinner at a nearby restaurant, which was a perfect end to the day's trip. Hope you can have an unforgettable day trip to Colorful Star Garden and other attractions in Taipei! #Taipei #Colorful Star Garden #National Taiwan Museum #Daan Forest Park #Day Tour

Overnight at the Taipei Caesar Metro Hotel, just steps away from Taipei Main Station, a crossroads of bustling modernity and historical charm. From the hotel's upper floors, you can gaze down at the railway and the old city district, where the city's stories quietly unfold amidst the lights. Today's itinerary is a journey of dialogue with memories—the Taiwan Museum. Located within the 228 Peace Memorial Park, the museum's historic building stands as a silent witness to the weight of time. From Qing Dynasty specimens of flora and fauna to urban models from the Japanese colonial period, each exhibit narrates the island's evolutionary journey. The children's nature exhibition on the basement floor is particularly engaging, blending education with entertainment. In the afternoon, sunlight streams through the dome, casting a warm glow on the marble floors, making it hard to leave. Back at the Caesar Metro, standing by the window overlooking the night traffic, my heart still wanders through the corridors of history.

#taipeitrip The National Taiwan Museum, located in the heart of Taipei, is a treasure trove of natural and cultural history that captivates visitors of all ages. As the oldest museum in Taiwan, it showcases an impressive collection that spans various disciplines, including anthropology, geology, and zoology. The museum's elegant colonial architecture adds to its charm, creating a welcoming atmosphere for exploration. Inside, exhibits are thoughtfully curated, offering insights into Taiwan's diverse ecosystems and rich cultural heritage. The museum often hosts temporary exhibitions and educational programs, making it a dynamic space for learning. One highlight is the impressive display of indigenous artifacts, which beautifully represents Taiwan's multicultural identity. Whether you're a history buff or simply curious about Taiwan's natural wonders, the National Taiwan Museum is a must-visit destination that promises an enriching experience. Its central location makes it easy to incorporate into a day of sightseeing, and the surrounding park provides a lovely space to unwind afterward.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The National Taiwan Museum is divided into three parts: the Land Bank Exhibition Hall (Paleontology Museum), the Main Museum, and the South Gate. If you want to see the Taiwan Museum's Dinosaur Museum, you have to go to the Land Bank Exhibition Hall; in fact, this time the main museum's ecological walking exhibition also has dinosaurs! The exhibition hall has dinosaur and paleontological models. Huge dinosaur fossils (Tyrannosaurus and Giraffatitan) stand in the tall space. You will feel shocked as soon as you walk in. Virtual interactive facilities have been added on the second floor of the exhibition hall, such as animated color storybooks, hands-on fossil digging, and VR dinosaur telescopes, making the exhibition more lively and interesting. The most special thing about the Land Bank Exhibition Hall - Dinosaur Museum of the Taiwan Museum is that it was the site of the Land Bank before it was designated as a historical site. Therefore, in addition to the restoration of the historical site, the Land Bank's old vault exhibition area also has rare and precious cultural relics and historical materials such as the Land Bank's history, bank account books, land physical bonds, financial affairs machines, etc. It is also a museum of Taiwan's financial history and economic history. 📍Address: No. 25, Xiangyang Road, Taipei City (opposite to 228 Park) 💰Average consumption: 30 yuan for full ticket

#taipeitrip In my opinion, it’s a cool museum. They exhibit fossils of some prehistoric mammals, along with many displays of animals that still exist today. There are also interesting artifacts related to Taiwan's history and some cool statues throughout the museum. The layout is also nice and easy to explore. I recommend visiting on weekdays to avoid the crowds. The admission price is very reasonable too—$30 for adults and $15 for students.