Museums in Taipei

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

Since its inauguration in 1996, the Taipei Astronomical Museum is one of the most unique museums in this part of Asia.Not only do tourists make a stop here, this is also

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

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........

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.............

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

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

Taipei's ethnology museum, Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines, primarily works to educate its visitors on the history and anthropology of Taiwan's indigenous peoples.

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