Museums in Taipei

The house was built during Taiwan's Japanese occupation and here is the place that Yin Hai-guang, named "father of Taiwanese liberalism", called home.............

This fort, not to be confused with the nearby Santo Domingo Fort, is often overlooked by visitors to Tamsui. This may be because the view from it is not as impressive as

Science has made a lot of things possible and has unearthed mysteries. And at the National Taiwan Science Education Center (NTSEC), one can enjoy all there is to it - in

Museum of World Religions was built around the idea of providing basic knowledge of different religions, so people can have a better understanding when they choose to fol

Very popular among locals but not so with foreigners, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei (MOCA) leads the way in contemporary art.............

This old fort, called San Domingo by the Spanish and renamed Fort Antonie after the Dutch took it in 1641, is called the red fort (hongmao) in the Taiwanese tongue.......

Taipei's National Palace Museum offers visitors a tour of more or less 3,000 artworks at any given time - pieces representing over eight thousand years in Chinese history

Zhongshan Hall was built in 1928, during Japanese colonial era, to commemorate the accession of Emperor Hirohito............

Taipei's public water supply system was founded in 1885. The Museum of Drinking Water is a popular field trip for Taipei school children.............

Today's museum was built in 1913 to commemorate the remarkable achievements of the fourth colonial governor in Taiwan Kodama Gentaro. The building, designed by Nomura Ich