National Taiwan Museum

Established in 1908, the National Taiwan Museum is Taiwan's first public museum, located in 2-28 Park since 1915. It reopened in 2017 after significant upgrades, transitioning from a neglected institution to a dynamic exploration of Taiwan's natural history and indigenous cultures.

The museum showcases a range of exhibits, including history and natural artifacts, with well-documented information available in English. Highlights include the dedicated first floor for special exhibitions, often featuring world-class natural history themes. Across the road, the Land Bank Exhibition Hall complements the museum experience; one ticket allows access to both sites.

Must-See Highlights

• 🦖 Rare Fossils - Explore fascinating fossil exhibits that detail Taiwan's prehistoric life.
• 🌱 Indigenous Cultures - Discover the rich heritage and traditions of Taiwan's indigenous populations.
• 🖼️ Special Exhibitions - Engage with rotating exhibits that celebrate various aspects of natural history and culture.

Admission is generally free, making it suitable for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.