Museums in Taipei

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

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

Ju Ming Museum locates in Jingshan, a remote coastal town in New Taipei City............

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

Located in the suburb of Yingge, the Ceramics Museum boasts an ultra-modern building that houses some of Taiwan's oldest examples of its native crafts. Though at first gl

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

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.........

Designed by Japanese architects Dougo Hukuda and Ichiro Nomura, The Taipei Nation's Guest House (臺北賓館) was residence of the governor-general during Taiwan's Japan

One of Taipei's most famed museums, reputed for exhibitions of a high quality, Taipei Fine Arts Museum soothes cultural and artistic cravings in a wide open space........

A jewel set up in the mountains, Beitou Museum as originally built in 1921 as a hot spring hotel. As a matter of fact, it was one of the best during the Japanese occupati