Taipei Museum Pass

Discover 3 or 4 Museums & Art Galleries
in Taipei

Visit the National Taiwan Museum, where you can explore Taiwan's natural history, anthropology, and artifacts, the Suho Paper Museum, which displays adorable miniatures, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, which features Taiwanese paintings and installation art, all at a reasonable price. Each museum and art gallery has a unique theme and charm, allowing you to deeply experience Taiwanese culture and art.

The activated ticket is valid for 14 days for the 3-in-1 pass and 1 month for the 4-in-1 pass, giving you plenty of time to visit all the museums!

National Taiwan Museum

Established in 1908, the National Taiwan Museum is the oldest museum in Taiwan. It showcases Taiwan's natural history, anthropology, and historical artifacts, allowing you to deeply understand Taiwan's history and culture through various themed exhibitions.

Suho Paper Museum

Fall into the adorable world of miniatures! Although small, it is a special place where you can appreciate the beauty and delicacy of miniature art. Started by miniature collector Liu Ban-chen, you can see European-style miniatures, world-famous landmarks, and fantasy themes.

Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei (MOCA Taipei)

Opened in 2001 and known as the center of Taiwanese contemporary art, the official name of the Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei is MOCA Taipei. Appreciate contemporary art such as paintings, sculptures, installation art, and video art that may be difficult but can broaden your artistic perspective.

Railway Department Park

The National Taiwan Museum Railway Department Park was once the site of the Taipei Machinery Bureau during the Qing Dynasty and was Taiwan's first modern train repair industrial complex. After being unused for a while, this space was reborn as a cultural park containing railway history in cooperation with the museum and the Railway Bureau since 2006.