Nearby Attractions

The observation decks on floors 88-91 of what was the world's tallest building from 2004-2010, with views over the entire Taipei basin and a giant tuned-mass damper visible from inside.

Closed: None — open every day

NT$600 covers floors 88-91. The Skyline 460 combo ticket (NT$980) adds access to the open-air 101st floor.

Home to one of the world's largest collections of Chinese imperial artifacts, evacuated from Beijing's Forbidden City in the 1940s — includes the famously intricate Jadeite Cabbage.

Closed: Open daily, but check the official site for occasional maintenance closures.

NT$280 is standard adult admission; a discount ticket is NT$120. Free admission days occur occasionally (e.g. International Museum Day, mid-May) — check the official site before visiting.

A monumental white memorial hall and its surrounding Liberty Square, with an interior museum, hourly changing-of-the-guard ceremony, and expansive gardens.

Closed: None — open every day

A richly decorated 1738-founded temple honoring Guanyin and dozens of other folk deities, one of Taipei's oldest and most-visited houses of worship.

Closed: None — open every day

A pedestrianized youth-culture shopping district often called 'Taipei's Harajuku,' packed with fashion boutiques, arcades, cinemas, and street food.

Closed: None — open every day

One of Taipei's oldest and most famous night markets, a single 600m pedestrian street lined with food stalls anchored by the pepper pork bun line at its entrance.

Closed: None — open every day

A well-preserved Qing- and Japanese-era merchant district known for dried goods and traditional Chinese medicine shops, now also home to trendy cafes inside restored shophouses.

Closed: None — open every day