Museum of World Religions, Taipei

Kishu An Forest of Literature

The Kishu An Forest of Literature is a literary-themed art space, home to the Kishu historic site, a restored 3-storey Japanese building from 1917 which was once a restaurant and then barracks, and a park

Taipei Botanical Garden

Spread over an area of 15 hectares, the Taipei Botanical Garden is home to over 1500 species of plants

Museum of Drinking Water

Housed in a Japanese-era pumping station built in 1908, the Museum of Drinking Water has a historic water treatment facility

National Museum of History Taipei

Located in the Nanhai Academy in Zhongzheng District, the National Museum of History showcases rare and historically important relics and artifacts that date as far back as the Neolithic era

Chunghwa Postal Museum

The Chunghwa Post Co is the official postal service of Taiwan, and the Chunghwa Postal Museum explores its history through exhibits of old mailboxes and other relics

Republic of China Armed Forces Museum

Gongguan Shopping Area

Gongguan is a popular commercial district in Taipei, known for its night market near the metro station

Bopiliao Old Street

The Bopiliao historic block takes visitors back in time to the 19th century featuring historic red-brick buildings and murals along narrow lanes

Red Pavilion Theatre

Longshan Temple

The iconic Longshan Temple of Manka in Taiwan is dedicated to the Bodhisattva of mercy - Guanyin, and other Chinese deities such as Matsu - goddess of the sea, Wenchang Dijun - god of literature, and Guan Gong - god of war