National Taiwan Museum & 4 Branch Ticket

【National Taiwan Museum Main Building + Paleontology Museum】

• The National Taiwan Museum was established in 1908. The museum was formerly known as the Taiwan Governor's Mansion Museum. It is the oldest existing museum in Taiwan. Its main feature is the collection of natural history. The Paleontological Museum was formerly known as the Taipei Branch of Quanye Bank of Japan. In 1991, the Ministry of the Interior designated it as a third-class historic site. In 1997, it was changed to a city-designated historic site in Taipei. Since 2005, the National Taiwan Museum has been responsible for the restoration and subsequent operation and management of the site. It is positioned as a museum of natural history and financial history.

【National Taiwan Museum South Gate】

• Taiwan's Governor's Office stipulated the opium monopoly in 1897. In 1899, the Monopoly Bureau's Taipei Nanmen Factory was built. It was an important production base for the manufacture and testing of camphor and opium. It was renamed Nanmen Factory in 1901 and Taipei in 1931. Nanmen Factory is the only public camphor processing factory in Taiwan during the Japanese era. Now only the camphor warehouse (hereinafter referred to as the Red Building), the article warehouse (hereinafter referred to as the Little White House), the 400-stone water tank and a section of the red brick wall of the factory remain. In 1998, the Nanmen Factory was designated as a National Historic Site by the Ministry of the Interior. In 2006, it was transferred to the Taiwan Museum by the State-owned Property Bureau, and included in the capital museum group system plan. The historic site was restored and reused as an exhibition hall

【National Taiwan Museum of Railways Park】

• National Historic Site Taiwan Governor's Office Transportation Bureau Ministry of Railways, is the seat of the Taipei Machinery Bureau in the Qing Dynasty, and also Taiwan's first modern train repair industrial park, and later became the management center of Taiwan's railway traffic. The new Taipei Station was completed in 1989, and the space was idle after the Taiwan Railway Administration moved out. Since 2006, the National Taiwan Museum has cooperated with the Taiwan Railway Administration to promote the transformation of the Ministry of Railways into a museum park
• The Ministry of Railways Historic Site Exhibition has planned four themed exhibition rooms, six digital guides and 20 on-site dismantling investigations, presenting the historical splendor and architectural features of the Ministry of Railways; and taking the audience back to the restoration site from the perspective of restoration records , to get a glimpse of the craftsmen, construction methods and restoration considerations in the restoration process of the monuments. All kinds of wonderful things about the historical buildings of the Ministry of Railways are waiting for you to visit the site and discover them in detail