The Taipei Fun Pass is a great way to enjoy many top attractions for less, with some including free public transport too.
Click here for more information
These are all my posts you can gain free entry to with a Fun Pass.
The tallest building in Taiwan, Taipei 101 is a must visit for the views alone. […]
One of three attractions all located a short walk from each other – and great for kids, the National Taiwan Science Education Center (NTSEC) is a huge building whose primary objective is to help educate […]
Located at the end of the red line in Tamsui, Fort San Domingo is just one of a cluster of buildings you can visit in this area. A single entrance fee of only NT$80 will […]
The Taipei Children’s Amusement Park is located in the northern part of the Shilin district. While it’s certainly no Disneyland, it’s a great place to take children, being geared towards mainly younger kids. With it’s […]
The Taipei Astronomical Museum is the best Museum in Taipei for children. Not only does it have three floors full of fun and interactive displays, it also boasts IMAX and 3D theatres, and a unique […]
The Chiang Kai-Shek Shilin Residence was the home to former military leader of Taiwan until his death in 1975. Located in the Shilin district of Taipei, the residence is surrounded by many acres of pristine […]
Located at the end of the red line, Tamsui has a long walk along the riverbank with many stalls and restaurants, and has the best sunset in Taipei. […]
The Miniatures Museum of Taiwan is dedicated to all things miniature. With over 200 miniaturised exhibits, it’s a mightily impressive and varied collection. The museum is located in the basement of a modern office building, […]
Otherwise known as MOCA, the Museum of Contemporary Art shows temporary art exhibitions, with a heavy emphasis on modern audio/visual art. Situated close to the Q Square shopping mall, the building is a former school […]
Often overlooked by visitors to Taipei, the Ben-Yuan Lin Family Mansion is a beautiful and tranquil property with stunning gardens. Formerly owned by a wealthy Taiwanese businessman, this is one of the few (and probably […]
Copyright © 2024 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes