Taipei National Museum of Taiwan 4-in-1 Pass

With one pass,
Conquer the National Museum of Taiwan

The National Taiwan Museum was established in 1908. This museum, formerly known as the Taiwan Governor's Office Museum, is the oldest existing museum in Taiwan and its main feature is its natural history collection. The Paleontology Museum was designated as a Grade 3 historic site by the Ministry of Home Affairs in 1991, and was changed to a Taipei City-designated historic site in 1997, and is currently a natural history and financial history museum.

In 1998, the Nanmen Factory was designated a national historic site by the Ministry of Home Affairs, and in 2006, it was transferred from the State Property Office to the Taiwan Museum and included in the Capital Museum Group System Plan. This site was restored and reused as an exhibition hall.

The Ministry of Railways Historic Site Exhibition plans 4 thematic exhibition rooms, 6 digital guides, and 20 on-site disassembly surveys to show the historical splendor and architectural features of the Ministry of Railways and guide the audience to the perspective of the restoration site. All kinds of amazing things about the Railway Ministry's historic building are waiting for you to visit and discover.

Available museums

1. National Taiwan Museum main building admission ticket
2. National Taiwan Paleontological Museum admission ticket
3. National Taiwan Museum South Gate entrance ticket
4. National Taiwan Railway Museum Park admission ticket

How to use your ticket

You can redeem your ticket by scanning the QR code of the staff at the ticket office of one of the four museums.

If you use the National Taiwan Museum 4 museum combined ticket, you can visit the museum, Paleontology Museum, Nanmen Museum, and Railway Ministry Park once each with a paper ticket within 1 month from the date of ticket exchange. Go through each museum's turnstiles with a paper ticket.