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Taipei National Palace Museum

The National Palace Museum is a must-visit for those interested in Chinese history, culture, and art.
Audio guides in 13 languages are available for rental.
Free tours are given in Mandarin four times a day and English twice a day. Book ahead, as there are limits on group size.
Bags are not permitted in the museum; lockers are available for rent.
The museum is accessible to wheelchair users.
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General admission tickets to the Taipei National Palace Museum are currently NT$350 for adults, NT$150 for students and residents, and NT$75 for seniors. Children under 18, students who are citizens, and visitors with disabilities receive free admission. There are five free admission days annually and the Zhishan Garden is free to visit.
Most of the collection showcased in the Taipei National Palace Museum once formed the imperial art collection in Beijing’s Forbidden Palace. When the Japanese invaded northern China in the early 1930s, the collections were removed and hidden in southern China. In 1949, the Nationalists moved 4,800 cases to Taiwan, where they were hidden until the National Palace Museum opened in 1965.
Yes, there are a variety of tour options at the Taipei National Palace Museum. Visitors can rent an audio guide—there’s a version for both adults and children in a variety of languages. Guided tours are also available: twice a day in Mandarin, and twice a day in English. There are several themed tour routes for self-guided tours.
The Taipei National Palace Museum is located in Taipei’s Shilin District. You can take the MRT Red Line to Shilin station, then buses R30, 255, M1, 855, S18, 304, S19, or 300; MRT Brown Line to Dazhi station, then bus BR13; or MRT Brown Line to Jiannan Rd station, followed by buses BR20 or BL7. The Taipei Sightseeing Bus also stops at the museum.
The Taipei National Palace Museum is suitable for wheelchair users; an accessible route through the museum is marked, wheelchairs can be borrowed from the checkroom, and there are accessible elevators and restrooms. Visitors with disabilities and one caregiver receive free admission.







































































































































