Ticket options: All tickets include entry to the National Palace Museum; options range from a basic self-guided entry to variants with an audio guide or a meal voucher.
Additional access: You also have the option to bundle museum entry with the Taipei 101 Observatory for a combined cultural and city landmark experience.
Unique experiences: Upgrade your visit with an audio guide for deeper insights and add a meal voucher for easy on-site dining, turning standard entry into a more complete, hassle-free experience.
Queues & access: Tickets skip only the onsite ticket desk; expect standard security screening with wait times around 10-30 minutes.
When to book: Weekends and public holidays tend to be busier; booking several days in advance is recommended to secure your desired time slot.
Good to know: Visits typically last 2-4 hours; re-entry is not permitted and cancellation windows vary by ticket type.
Best upgrade: Choose the entry ticket with audio guide for improved context and navigation; it is the most practical upgrade for a fuller experience.
Compare your ticket options
Ticket type
Includes
Guide
Security
Why pick this
Ideal for
Price from
Entry Ticket
Access to Zhishan Garden, Zhide Garden, Zhang Daqian Memorial Hall, & viewing of signature artefacts
No
Mandatory
Cheapest way to explore the museum’s core collection
Visitors who want a straightforward, self-paced tour of the museum’s highlights
Step through the museum’s grand entrance, where elegant architecture reflects centuries of Chinese imperial art and sets the tone for the masterpieces you will encounter inside.
Navigate curated gallery routes
Follow a thoughtfully designed route through themed galleries, that features renowned jade, porcelain artefacts, and calligraphy.
Enhance your visit with expert insights
Opt for the audio guide to gain deeper insight, adding clear context to intricate exhibits.
Add a meal voucher
Add a Din Tai Fung meal voucher to your museum visit and enjoy one of Taipei’s most iconic dining experiences alongside world-class art.
Exit with lasting impressions
Revisit quieter corridors that display delicate scrolls and bronze artifacts. Advanced ticket options save time, leaving you with deep insights.
Discover extra local attractions
Pair your museum visit with nearby highlights. Consider adding Taipei 101 Observatory for panoramic city views to enrich your day.
Things to know before booking your National Palace Museum tickets
Planning ahead ensures you enjoy the museum at your own pace.
Tickets & options: Choose a standard entry ticket to explore the main galleries, gardens, and the Zhang Daqian Memorial Hall. Enhance your visit with an audio guide, a meal voucher, or a combo ticket with Taipei 101 for a full-day experience.
Planning your visit: Weekends and holidays are busy, so advance booking is recommended. Weekday e-tickets are available on the same day. Allow 3–4 hours to fully appreciate the museum’s highlights.
Accessibility & family-friendly options: The museum is fully wheelchair and stroller accessible, with baby care rooms and rentals available.
Photography & conduct: Photography is welcome without flash or tripods. Pets are not permitted, except guide dogs, and food or drinks beyond bottled water are restricted inside galleries.
Duration & flow: Self-guided tours let you explore freely, while audio guides provide rich insights. Enter through the main gate or designated priority queue; all visitors undergo security screening.
Extras & upgrades: Audio guides, meal vouchers, and combo tickets add comfort and context to your visit.
Policies: Tickets are valid for one-time entry during your selected slot. Please bring a government-issued ID matching your booking details, and note that re-entry is not allowed.
Galleries at National Palace Museum
Must-see artworks at National Palace Museum
1/10
Jadeite Cabbage
This delicately carved cabbage symbolizes prosperity. Notice the intricate veining and balanced form that highlights refined jade craftsmanship.
Pro tip: View under soft lighting to better see the fine veining and natural color variations of the jade.
Meat-shaped Stone
A naturally formed stone shaped by nature’s textures. Observe its uncanny resemblance to tender meat.
Pro tip: Step back slightly to see how the stone’s textures come together, revealing its remarkably lifelike form.
Ming Dynasty Porcelain Jar
A refined jar showcasing delicate blue motifs and graceful curves. Notice the balanced symmetry and subtle brushwork.
Pro tip: Step closer to appreciate the fine brushwork and subtle detailing that define its craftsmanship.
Qing Dynasty Enamel Box
A meticulously crafted box featuring vibrant enamel work and intricate patterns. Its refined design reflects imperial luxury.
Pro tip: View from different angles to catch how the enamel colors and patterns shift with the light.
Yuan Dynasty Lacquered Bowl
An exquisite bowl with a glossy lacquer finish and subtle decorations. Notice the smooth surface and careful inlay work.
Pro tip: Look closely for the fine inlay work, which is best seen where the lacquer catches the light.
Chinese Landscape Scroll
A serene landscape capturing nature’s rhythm with sweeping brushstrokes. Focus on the interplay of light and shadow.
Pro tip: Step back to appreciate the full balance and flow of the landscape.
Ancient Ritual Bronze Vessel
A historic vessel used in ancient ceremonies, showcasing bold, geometric designs. Notice the weathered surface and symbolic inscriptions.
Pro tip: Observe the surface closely to see how age and casting techniques shaped its texture and inscriptions.
Jade Cong
A square tube encircling a circular void, symbolizing earth and sky. Appreciate its smooth, carved surfaces.
Pro tip: View in natural light to better see the jade’s translucency and the precision of its carved surfaces.
Calligraphy Scroll
An elegant scroll with fluid brushwork and expressive strokes. Notice the balance between technique and artistic flair.
Pro tip: Pause quietly to focus on the rhythm and movement of the brushstrokes without distraction.
Bronze Ritual Ding
A ceremonial cauldron exemplifying early Chinese metallurgy with bold, engraved motifs. Observe the robust form and unique inscriptions.
Pro tip: Study the engravings closely to uncover symbolic motifs and clues to the vessel’s ceremonial purpose.
Plan your visit to National Palace Museum, Taipei
Opening hours: The museum opens at 9am and closes at 5pm.
Closed days: The museum is closed on Mondays.
Last entry: Visitors must enter at least 30 minutes before closing.
Crowd note: Weekday mornings and late afternoons are generally quieter.
Best time to visit
Visit time: Weekday mornings offer a calmer experience with fewer tour groups.
Address: No. 221, Sec. 2, Zhishan Road, Shilin District, Taipei, Taiwan 11143 | View on maps
Neighbourhood: The museum is located in the cultural Shilin district.
Getting there
Metro: Take the Tamsui-Xinyi Line to Shilin Station, then transfer to bus R30 for a 10-minute journey.
Parking: Paid parking is available nearby; check local signage for details.
Restrooms: Restrooms are available on multiple floors near major exhibits.
Cloakroom: Large bags must be stored at the cloakroom as not all bags are permitted.
Audio guides: Rental devices are available at designated desks for additional context.
Dining: A museum café provides light snacks and beverages on-site.
Shop: The gift shop offers art books and cultural souvenirs.
Wi‑Fi: Limited free Wi‑Fi is available in designated public areas.
Entrance access: The main entrance has a step‑free route for wheelchair users.
Inside facilities: Elevators connect most floors, although some historic areas include stairs.
Wheelchair loans: Manual wheelchairs can be rented at the entrance with valid ID.
Accessible restrooms: Toilets for wheelchair users are available near the cloakroom.
Limits: Some galleries feature narrow passages and uneven surfaces.
Photography: Flash, tripods, and selfie sticks are not allowed inside galleries.
Bag policy: Large bags must be stored in the cloakroom; backpacks are not permitted in galleries.
Food and drinks: Eating is restricted to the café; no food is allowed in exhibition areas.
Behavior: Visitors must speak softly and refrain from touching artefacts.
Re-entry: Once you exit the museum, re‑entry is not permitted.
Visitor tips & guidelines
Skip the main entrance corridor; head directly to the Jadeite Cabbage Gallery via the West Wing for quieter early viewing.
Avoid entering through the Grand Hall at peak times; instead, use the side staircase off the Northern Gallery to bypass group congestion.
For clearer calligraphy details, step back in the South complex’s Calligraphy Room after 11am to benefit from improved lighting.
Visit the Ceramics Gallery between 1pm and 2pm when midday tours have thinned, offering a more relaxed viewing space.
For an alternative angle on famous jade pieces, reposition near the window in the Impression Hall to capture natural light without reflections.
If using a wheelchair or stroller, enter through the East Wing’s step‑free access near Lift B to minimize long corridor walking.
Frequently asked questions about Taiwan National Palace Museum tickets
Yes, advance e-tickets help you avoid the ticket-counter line. On weekends and holidays, tickets can sell out quickly and wait times increase, so pre-booking is advised for smoother entry.
No, skip-the-line tickets bypass only the ticket purchase counter. All visitors must still pass through standard security screening, which can add around 20–30 minutes during busy periods.
No, standard tickets are valid for a single entry. Once you leave the museum’s galleries, you cannot re-enter with the same ticket. Plan breaks or meals accordingly before your visit.
Most visitors allocate 3–4 hours to see the main highlights without feeling rushed. Shorter, quick “greatest hits” visits of 1.5–2 hours are possible, but you may miss some key exhibits.
The ticket + audio guide option offers structured commentary on key pieces and additional historical context. This variant is ideal for first-time visitors who want to gain deeper insights into Chinese art and imperial collections.
Standard tickets offer access to most core galleries and renowned pieces. However, certain temporary exhibitions or extra galleries might require separate tickets. Always check the current inclusions before booking.
A ticket + meal voucher variant is available for visitors seeking an inclusive dining option. Standard tickets do not include meals, so review the product details for inclusion specifics.
Yes, guided tours are available and typically involve small groups with live commentary. Alternatively, visitors can choose an audio guide for a self-paced visit with additional context.
Weekday mornings soon after opening and late afternoons tend to be quieter. Weekends and holidays usually see increased traffic from tour groups and peak tourist volumes, so try to plan your visit at off-peak times.
Yes, the museum features elevators and offers wheelchair rentals. However, due to long distances between galleries, visitors with mobility concerns should consider planning a shorter, focused route.
Some ticket options combine museum entry with access to the Taipei 101 Observatory. This bundle allows you to experience both landmarks in one day, provided you plan extra travel time between sites.
Cancellation policies differ by ticket type. Some products offer free cancellation up to a cutoff time, while others are fixed-date admissions. Check the specific terms provided in the product details before booking.
More reads
Ceramics and Porcelain Gallery
Chinese Ceramics – Song to Ming Dynasties Situated on the ground floor along a side corridor, this gallery presents elegant Chinese ceramics and porcelain from the Song through Ming dynasties. Labeled display cases and sequential arrangement guide visitors among delicate vases and kiln wares.
Painting and Calligraphy Gallery
Chinese Painting and Calligraphy – Imperial Scrolls Located on the upper floor along a central route, this gallery houses renowned Chinese paintings and calligraphy from various dynasties. Well-lit corridors and labeled panels direct visitors past masterworks by artists such as Wang Xizhi, creating a sequential narrative.
Bronze Artifacts Gallery
Chinese Bronzes – Ritual Vessels Set in a spacious ground-level hall, this gallery displays ancient Chinese bronzes from the Shang to Zhou dynasties. Large display cases and clear signage guide visitors through a sequence of ritual vessels and decorative pieces in an orderly layout.
Jadeite and Carvings Gallery
Imperial Jade – Exquisite Carvings Positioned along an upper-level wing, this gallery features imperial jadeite and carved jade pieces. Well-lit pathways and clearly marked sections guide visitors sequentially through ornamental works that reflect refined craftsmanship from the imperial collection.
Prehistoric and Neolithic Gallery
Early Chinese Artifacts – Neolithic Culture Situated in a dedicated lower-level wing, this gallery presents prehistoric artifacts including Neolithic pottery and primitive jade pieces. The layout follows a chronological route, with clear signage and simple corridors guiding visitors through early examples of Chinese civilization.
Rare Books & Manuscripts Gallery
Classical Chinese Texts – Rare Books & Manuscripts
Explore rare books and manuscripts that reveal the evolution of Chinese written culture, including Song dynasty woodblock prints and scholarly editions that shaped literature and learning. These treasures connect you to historical ideas and artistic expression across centuries.
Experience only the best of National Palace Museum
Crafted by Headout, a global experiences brand offering curated tours, tickets & experiences. Discover with ease, book with peace.
4.7/5
2K+ travellers from around the world love this
Headout is an authorized and trusted partner of this venue.
Upgrade with an audio guide
Standard entry provides full self-guided access, but the audio guide adds detailed context on Chinese art and imperial treasures. It helps first-time visitors understand subtle historical narratives, enriching your museum experience.
What to bring
Passport or government-issued ID for e-ticket verification
Comfortable walking shoes
Accessibility
The museum is fully wheelchair accessible; accessible lanes available
Stroller and wheelchair rentals are available on-site
Baby care rooms are available
What’s not allowed
Flammable/corrosive liquids, fireworks, compressed gases, sharp instruments, and plants
Food and beverages other than bottled water inside exhibition halls
Tripods, selfie sticks, flash or supplementary lighting for photography
Pets (except guide dogs)
Additional information
Opening hours: 9am–5pm; ticketing until 4:30pm; closed on Mondays
E-ticket entry via the reserved-priority queue at the North Branch
Popular on weekends and holidays; allow extra time
Photography is allowed without flash or tripods; commercial shoots require prior application
No eating in exhibition halls; drink water only in designated areas
Inclusions
#
Entry to Taiwan National Palace Museum
Admission to the main exhibition halls and current exhibitions
Use of the reserved-priority entrance queue with eligible e-tickets (North Branch)
Access to Zhishan Garden
Access to Zhide Garden
Access to the Zhang Daqian Memorial Hall
Ability to view signature artifacts
Multimedia audio guide rental [as per option selected]
Din Tai Fung meal voucher (Menu) [as per option selected]
Exclusions
#
Tour guide
Locker rental fee (around NTD 20)
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Accessibility
Wheelchair and stroller rentals are available; accessible lanes are provided.
Baby care room available on site.
What’s not allowed
Pets are not allowed (guide dogs excepted).
No flammable/corrosive liquids, fireworks, compressed gases, sharp instruments, or similar hazardous items.
No eating in exhibition halls; only bottled water is allowed and only in designated areas.
No flash or supplemental lighting; no tripods, selfie sticks, or other auxiliary devices; follow any no‑photography signs.
No smoking, littering, assemblies, speeches, parades, peddling, or promotional activities without permission.
Additional information
Opening hours: 9am–5pm; last ticket issued at 4:30pm.
Security checks of personal belongings may be conducted.
Inclusions
#
Entry to Taiwan National Palace Museum
Admission to the Taipei Palace Museum main exhibition halls
Access to Zhishan Garden
Access to Zhide Garden
Access to the Zhang Daqian Memorial Hall
Entry to Taipei 101 Observatory 89th-floor deck
Free cancellation anytime before the start of your experience
Experience Taipei’s breathtaking cityscape from 382m high, with access to multiple observation decks.
Everything you get: Admission to Taipei 101 Observatory with access to the 89F indoor deck, 88F tuned mass damper exhibit, one of the world’s fastest elevators, plus free Wi-Fi, telescopes, and sweeping skyline views.
Why choose this: Taipei 101 offers unmatched skyline views, a high-speed elevator ride, and exclusive access to high-altitude decks—ideal for first-time visitors looking for a bird's-eye view of the city.
Ticket options: Upgrade to get priority access to the viewing decks, skip the line, and avoid wait times.
Note:Access to the 91st Floor at Taipei 101 is permanently closed to all visitors.
Inclusions
#
Entry to Taipei 101 Observatory
Access to the 89F observation deck
Access to exhibits on the 88th floor
Free Wi-Fi at the observatory
Access to the Taipei 101 souvenir shop (as per option selected)
Access to the café on the 89th floor (as per option selected)
Taipei 101 Welcome Pack and a TWD 300 discount coupon (as per option selected)
Access to the 101F observation deck at Shangri-La Gardens (as per option selected)
Skip-the-line access with a reserved slot (as per option selected)
Exclusions
#
Souvenirs from the Taipei 101 souvenir shop
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Gratuities/tips
Souvenir photos
The observatory is wheelchair accessible
This experience is not recommended to people with back or cardiac issues.
Expect wait times during peak hours.
Morning or late evening slots are recommended for best visibility
Dress code is casual; comfortable clothing is recommended
Operating hours: Mon-Sun: 10am to 9pm, final admission is 8:15pm.
Outdoor observatory may not be available if the weather is not suitable.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Skip the long lines and head straight to the top with priority access—ideal for tight itineraries or travelers who want to maximize time at the observatory.
Everything you get: Skip the lines and reach the 89th-floor deck in 37 seconds. Enjoy fast-track access to the exhibits on the 88th floor, plus perks like high-powered telescopes, Wi-Fi, e-ticket entry, and a reserved slot.
Why choose this: Save time and avoid peak-hour waiting with a fixed premium entry option—perfect for families, groups, and solo travelers who value efficiency.
Note:Access to the 91st Floor at Taipei 101 is permanently closed to all visitors.
Inclusions
#
Entry to Taipei 101 Observatory
Access to the 89F observation deck
Access to exhibits on the 88th floor
Free Wi-Fi at the observatory
Access to the Taipei 101 souvenir shop
Access to the café on the 89th floor
Skip-the-line access with a reserved slot
Exclusions
#
Personal expenses
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Meals and beverages
Any items not explicitly mentioned as included
The observatory is wheelchair accessible
This experience is not recommended to people with back or cardiac issues.
Expect wait times during peak hours.
Morning or late evening slots are recommended for best visibility
Dress code is casual; comfortable clothing is recommended
Operating hours: Mon-Sun: 10am to 9pm, final admission is 8:15pm.
Outdoor observatory may not be available if the weather is not suitable.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Explore Taiwan’s flagship zoo with entry and roam expansive indoor and outdoor habitats at your own pace.
Everything you get: Admission to Taipei Zoo with access to major outdoor zones and indoor houses. Facilities include water stations, baby care rooms, accessible paths, restrooms, and luggage storage.
Why choose this: See diverse wildlife and themed zones in one easy visit, with flexible time to explore exhibits your way.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a sightseeing bus option to cover longer distances effortlessly.
Inclusions
#
Taipei Zoo entry
Access to indoor and outdoor exhibit areas
Maokong Gondola 1-Day Fun Pass
Free sightseeing bus [as per option selected]
Exclusions
#
Food and beverages (available for purchase on site)
Souvenirs and merchandise
Shuttle train within the zoo (available for an additional fee)
Interactive animal feeding or direct animal interactions
Transportation to and from the zoo
Personal expenses
Guided tours
Stroller rental (available at additional cost)
Wheelchair rental (available at additional cost)
What to bring
Bring mosquito repellent, rain protection (umbrella or raincoat), and consider long sleeves and pants in warmer months.
Carry water and wear comfortable walking shoes; distances can be long.
Keep a valid photo ID and your mobile voucher handy for entry.
Accessibility
The zoo is wheelchair- and stroller-friendly with accessible pathways and restrooms; some paths include slopes.
Baby care rooms are available throughout the park.
What’s not allowed
Do not feed the animals.
Drones and unauthorized professional equipment may be restricted per on-site policies.
Some indoor houses may limit flash photography; follow posted guidelines.
Additional information
Opening hours: 9am–5pm; last admission 4pm. Animal viewing ends at 4:30pm.
Recommended visit time: 2–6 hours.
Facilities: restrooms, water stations, baby care rooms, dining options, and souvenir shops.
An internal shuttle train operates for an additional fee.
Maokong Gondola is nearby and requires a separate ticket.
Getting there: Taipei Metro Wenhu Line to Taipei Zoo Station (Exit 1); about a 3–5 minute walk.
Online ticket holders may use Gate 7 for quicker access (when available).
Popular exhibits may require queuing during peak hours.
Free cancellation anytime before the start of your experience
These tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.
Exclusive full-access pass for international visitors: indoor, outdoor & sky garden views.
Everything you get: Ride the world’s fastest elevator to the 89F indoor deck, and 101F Secret Garden—exclusive to non-residents. Includes access to the damper exhibit, telescopes, free Wi-Fi, souvenir shop and café.
Why choose this: This all-access ticket gives non-residents exclusive access to the sky garden, open-air deck, and special in-venue perks like the cafe and souvenir shop.
Note:Access to the 91st Floor at Taipei 101 is permanently closed to all visitors.
Inclusions
#
Entry to Taipei 101 Observatory
Access to the 89F observation deck
Access to exhibits on the 88th floor
Free Wi-Fi at the observatory
Access to the Taipei 101 souvenir shop
Access to the café on the 89th floor
Access to the 101F observation deck at Shangri-La Gardens
Access to the 460Skyline outdoor terrace at 460 meters (as per option selected)
Exclusions
#
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Food and drinks that you purchase at the cafe
Gratuities/tips
Souvenir photos that you purchase at the souvenir shop
The observatory is wheelchair accessible
This experience is not recommended to people with back or cardiac issues.
Expect wait times during peak hours.
Morning or late evening slots are recommended for best visibility
Dress code is casual; comfortable clothing is recommended
Operating hours: Mon-Sun: 10am to 9pm, final admission is 8:15pm.
The outdoor observatory may not be available if the weather is not suitable.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
The observatory is wheelchair accessible
This experience is not recommended to people with back or cardiac issues.
Expect wait times during peak hours.
Morning or late evening slots are recommended for best visibility
Dress code is casual; comfortable clothing is recommended
Operating hours: Mon-Sun: 10am to 9pm, final admission is 8:15pm.
Outdoor observatory may not be available if the weather is not suitable.
Inclusions
#
Entry to Taipei 101 Observatory
Access to the 89F observation deck
Access to exhibits on the 88th floor
Free Wi-Fi at the observatory
Access to the Taipei 101 souvenir shop
Access to the café on the 89th floor
Access to the 460Skyline outdoor terrace at 460 meters
Access to the 101F observation deck at Shangri-La Gardens
Exclusions
#
Only one preschooler (under 115cm or under 6 years old) may enter free per paying adult
Children over 115cm or above 6 years require a valid ticket for entry
101-floor access is unavailable during private events or closures
Any services or items not specifically mentioned as included are excluded
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
What to bring
Comfortable walking shoes; much of the park is outdoors.
Mosquito repellent and an umbrella or rain jacket.
Essentials for young children (strollers, baby supplies) if needed.
Accessibility
Wheelchair and stroller accessible across much of the park; paths include some slopes.
Baby care rooms and accessible toilets are available at select locations.
What’s not allowed
Do not feed animals or attempt direct contact/interactions.
Follow on-site rules regarding protected areas and exhibit boundaries.
Additional information
Opening hours: 9am–5pm; last admission 4pm. Animal viewing ends at 4:30pm.
Recommended visit time: 2-6 hours.
Popular exhibits like the Giant Panda House may have queues, especially on weekends/holidays.
A shuttle train runs within the zoo for an extra fee.
Maokong Gondola is nearby; it is not part of base admission.
Amenities include luggage storage, stroller and wheelchair rental, baby care rooms, accessible toilets, water fountains, dining, souvenir shops, and rest areas.
Weekends/holidays can be busy; weekdays are typically quieter.
Address: No. 30, Section 2, Xinguang Rd, Wenshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 116. MRT Wenhu Line to Taipei Zoo Station (Exit 1), 3–5 minutes’ walk.
Suitable for all ages; family-friendly environment.
Educational and bilingual animal information/signage is available throughout the park
Inclusions
#
Admission to Taipei Zoo
Access to all outdoor exhibit areas
Access to indoor exhibit areas
Use of core park facilities
Free sightseeing bus (based on option chosen)
Maokong Gondola 1-Day Fun Pass (based on option chosen)
Exclusions
#
Food and beverages
Round-trip transfer to the zoo
Souvenirs and merchandise
Guided tours
Personal expenses
Free cancellation anytime before the start of your experience
These tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.
Tickets
Taiwan National Palace Museum Tickets
What to bring
Passport or government-issued ID for e-ticket verification
Comfortable walking shoes
Accessibility
The museum is fully wheelchair accessible; accessible lanes available
Stroller and wheelchair rentals are available on-site
Baby care rooms are available
What’s not allowed
Flammable/corrosive liquids, fireworks, compressed gases, sharp instruments, and plants
Food and beverages other than bottled water inside exhibition halls
Tripods, selfie sticks, flash or supplementary lighting for photography
Pets (except guide dogs)
Additional information
Opening hours: 9am–5pm; ticketing until 4:30pm; closed on Mondays
E-ticket entry via the reserved-priority queue at the North Branch
Popular on weekends and holidays; allow extra time
Photography is allowed without flash or tripods; commercial shoots require prior application
No eating in exhibition halls; drink water only in designated areas
Free cancellation anytime before the start of your experience
Flexible duration
Tickets
Taipei 101 Observatory Tickets
Experience Taipei’s breathtaking cityscape from 382m high, with access to multiple observation decks.
Everything you get: Admission to Taipei 101 Observatory with access to the 89F indoor deck, 88F tuned mass damper exhibit, one of the world’s fastest elevators, plus free Wi-Fi, telescopes, and sweeping skyline views.
Why choose this: Taipei 101 offers unmatched skyline views, a high-speed elevator ride, and exclusive access to high-altitude decks—ideal for first-time visitors looking for a bird's-eye view of the city.
Ticket options: Upgrade to get priority access to the viewing decks, skip the line, and avoid wait times.
Note:Access to the 91st Floor at Taipei 101 is permanently closed to all visitors.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Flexible duration
Tickets
Taipei 89th Floor Observatory Ticket with Fast Track Access
Skip the long lines and head straight to the top with priority access—ideal for tight itineraries or travelers who want to maximize time at the observatory.
Everything you get: Skip the lines and reach the 89th-floor deck in 37 seconds. Enjoy fast-track access to the exhibits on the 88th floor, plus perks like high-powered telescopes, Wi-Fi, e-ticket entry, and a reserved slot.
Why choose this: Save time and avoid peak-hour waiting with a fixed premium entry option—perfect for families, groups, and solo travelers who value efficiency.
Note:Access to the 91st Floor at Taipei 101 is permanently closed to all visitors.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Flexible duration
Tickets
Taipei Zoo Entry with Maokong Gondola Ticket
Explore Taiwan’s flagship zoo with entry and roam expansive indoor and outdoor habitats at your own pace.
Everything you get: Admission to Taipei Zoo with access to major outdoor zones and indoor houses. Facilities include water stations, baby care rooms, accessible paths, restrooms, and luggage storage.
Why choose this: See diverse wildlife and themed zones in one easy visit, with flexible time to explore exhibits your way.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a sightseeing bus option to cover longer distances effortlessly.
Exclusive full-access pass for international visitors: indoor, outdoor & sky garden views.
Everything you get: Ride the world’s fastest elevator to the 89F indoor deck, and 101F Secret Garden—exclusive to non-residents. Includes access to the damper exhibit, telescopes, free Wi-Fi, souvenir shop and café.
Why choose this: This all-access ticket gives non-residents exclusive access to the sky garden, open-air deck, and special in-venue perks like the cafe and souvenir shop.
Note:Access to the 91st Floor at Taipei 101 is permanently closed to all visitors.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
2 hr.
Tickets
Taipei Zoo Tickets
What to bring
Comfortable walking shoes; much of the park is outdoors.
Mosquito repellent and an umbrella or rain jacket.
Essentials for young children (strollers, baby supplies) if needed.
Accessibility
Wheelchair and stroller accessible across much of the park; paths include some slopes.
Baby care rooms and accessible toilets are available at select locations.
What’s not allowed
Do not feed animals or attempt direct contact/interactions.
Follow on-site rules regarding protected areas and exhibit boundaries.
Additional information
Opening hours: 9am–5pm; last admission 4pm. Animal viewing ends at 4:30pm.
Recommended visit time: 2-6 hours.
Popular exhibits like the Giant Panda House may have queues, especially on weekends/holidays.
A shuttle train runs within the zoo for an extra fee.
Maokong Gondola is nearby; it is not part of base admission.
Amenities include luggage storage, stroller and wheelchair rental, baby care rooms, accessible toilets, water fountains, dining, souvenir shops, and rest areas.
Weekends/holidays can be busy; weekdays are typically quieter.
Address: No. 30, Section 2, Xinguang Rd, Wenshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 116. MRT Wenhu Line to Taipei Zoo Station (Exit 1), 3–5 minutes’ walk.
Suitable for all ages; family-friendly environment.
Educational and bilingual animal information/signage is available throughout the park