The Presidential Office Building: A Historical Marvel

This grand Baroque-style structure showcases the rich history of Taiwan. Completed in 1919, it originally served as the seat of the Japanese Governor-General and became the official office of the ROC president in 1949.

The building’s classical design incorporates significant Japanese cultural elements and is renowned for its impressive architecture, including a front that symbolizes a sunrise and a shape resembling the character 日. Accessible to the public during select hours, it provides insight into Taiwan's governance and historical evolution.

Must-See Wonders

• 🏛️ Architectural Brilliance
• 🗝️ Historical Significance
• 🌅 Cultural Insights

Visitors appreciate its accessibility: free entry during weekdays and select weekends. Perfect for tourists, historians, and families interested in Taiwan's political and architectural heritage.