Taipei City Tour (half day)

Taipei offers a full range of activities and attractions for all types of travelers. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast or a museum-goer, Taipei city always has something for everyone. If you are planning your first trip to Taipei, this half-day tour includes the must-see sights and world-famous icons in Taipei city: Presidential Office, Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall, Martyrs’ Shrine, National Palace Museum, Grand Hotel Taipei and Xingtian Temple.

Taipei City Tour ends with return transport to your Taipei hotel in the noon / late afternoon.

－ About Scenic Spot｜Taipei City Tour (half day) －

※Taipei Presidential Office
The bus will drive past Taipei Presidential Office, a baroque-style building built in the 1910s. It is also a symbolic landmark and historical site in Taipei City.

※Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall at Taipei
The first stop is Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall at Taipei, an impressive monument in memory of President Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei city. Surrounded by white walls with blue-tiled roof, the park contains an archway, a museum, a square, and a garden.

※Taipei Martyrs’ Shrine
Next, you will visit Taipei Martyrs’ Shrine. The shrine was built in the 1960s to honor the fallen soldiers in civil wars and armed conflicts. The changing the guard ceremony is performed daily from 09:00 to 17:00.

※Taipei National Palace Museum
After that, you will spend 1 hour in one of the most-visited museums in the world – Taipei National Palace Museum. This museum houses nearly 700,000 pieces of ancient Chinese artworks over multiple dynasties. Beside the permanent exhibits, there are temporary exhibits from time to time. The Southern Branch of National Palace Museum in Chiayi City was established in 2015, aimed to balance cultural resources between north and south of Taiwan.

※Grand Hotel Taipei
Then, you will stop by Grand Hotel Taipei, another historical landmark built in the 1950s in Taipei to cater foreign guests and host state banquets. This 5-star hotel contains numerous of art and decors, including the wall panels, paintings and carvings.

※Taipei Xingtian Temple
The last stop is Taipei Xingtian Temple, a popular Taoist temple in Taipei city established in 1960s. This temple is devoted to Guan Yu – God of Justice, the locals come here to pray for jobs and do Siu-Kiann(a traditional religious rite) to get rid of bad lucks or seek peace of mind.