Museums in Taipei

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

This wonderful museum houses some of the most amazing art you will ever see and exhibits Chinese historical items. Covering five thousand years of cultural history, strol

The oldest museum in the nation, the National Taiwan Museum was built by the Japanese in 1908 as a museum of natural history............

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

The Yang San Lang Museum (楊三郎美術館) is named after the man considered to be one of Taiwan's greatest artists. Yang San Lang has developed his creativity across

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

It's hard to miss Taipei Story House, even from afar. With its colorful exterior, this site serves to showcase historic cultural life in Taiwan.............

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

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

Constructed in 1913 the Beitou Public Bathhouse was the largest bathhouse in East Asia at the time. It has since been converted into the Beitou Hot Spring Museum.........