When it comes to the Forbidden City in our country, we generally know that there are two, that is, the Forbidden City in Beijing and the Forbidden City in Taipei. These two major Forbidden City in our country are very popular, and the collections contained in them are also very rich. So,

Let’s learn about the National Palace Museum in Taipei today!

Transportation guide to the National Palace Museum in Taipei 1. Take the MRT Tamsui-Xinyi Line (Red Line 2) and get off at Shilin Station. Exit from Exit 1 and transfer to the bus (1) Red 30 at Zhongzheng Road to the National Palace Museum.

Get off at the entrance on the first floor of the main building of the hospital.

(2) No. 255, 304, 815, Little 18, Little 19 and get off in front of the square at the foot of the main courtyard of the Palace Museum.

2. Take the MRT Wenhu Line (Brown Line 1) (1) and get off at Jiannan Road Station, then take bus Brown 20 and get off at the entrance to the first floor of the main building of the Palace Museum.

(2) Get off at Dazhi Station, exit from Exit 3, turn right and go straight for about 100 meters, then take bus Brown 13 and get off in front of the foothill square of the Palace Museum Main Campus.

3. Take a taxi to the main hall of the Palace Museum and leave. 1. Go to the service desk on the first negative floor of the main museum and ask the staff on duty to help you take a taxi. 2. Go to the service desk on the first negative floor of the main museum to confirm the departure time. After leaving the museum, leave on the left

Turn straight and walk about 100 meters, you can take bus (1) Red 30 to the MRT Tamsui Xinyi Line (Red Line 2) to Shilin Official Residence, MRT Shilin Station, MRT Jiantan Station (Shilin Night Market) (

2) Take Brown 20 to the MRT Wenhu Line (Brown Line 1) to Jiannan Road Station (Miramar Ferris Wheel, Department Store Food Street) 3. In front of the foothills square of our hospital (1) Take the bus to Tamsui Xinyi MRT

Line (Red Line 2), Wenhu Line (Brown Line 1) (2) Self-service taxi tickets: NT$350/Group ticket (more than 10 people) NT$320/Taiwan ID/International Student ID/Youth Tour

Card: NT$150; Zhishanyuan: NT$20 (January 1st - December 31st, Monday - Sunday); Zhideyuan: free admission; Children's Learning and Art Center: free admission. Opening hours: 08:30-18:

30 (January 1st - December 31st, Monday - Friday) 08:30-21:00 (January 1st - December 31st, Saturday - Sunday); Zhishanyuan: open every Tuesday to Sunday

, closed on Monday; 08:30-18:30 daily from April to October, 8:30-17:30 daily from November to March; Mr. Zhang Daqian Memorial Hall: open from Tuesday to Sunday, Monday, Mr. Zhang Daqian’s Memorial Hall

The museum is closed on the death anniversary (April 2) and holidays. You need to apply for an appointment on the official website of the National Palace Museum in Taipei one week in advance, and check whether the application is successful on the official website three days before the visit; Children's Learning and Art Center: 8:30-18:30,

Opening hours are extended to 21:00 on Friday and Saturday, and closed after 13:00 on Wednesday afternoon.

Reservation is required, mainly for school children aged 5-12 years old.

Introduction to the National Palace Museum in Taipei The National Palace Museum in Taipei is an essential attraction when we travel to Taipei. Although it has always been compared with the National Palace Museum in Beijing, the two still have their own characteristics!

The National Palace Museum in Taipei is mainly about cultural relics, while the National Palace Museum in Beijing is mainly about architecture. The National Palace Museum in Taipei contains about 650,000 cultural relics, which shows that its treasures are really rich!

The National Palace Museum in Taipei is mainly divided into the first exhibition area (main hall), the second exhibition area, Tianxiaweigong Archway, Zhishan Garden, Zhide Garden, Zhang Daqian Memorial Hall, etc., and each of them contains enough and precious cultural relics.

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