Permanent displays documenting a 1947 civilian uprising, plus art exhibitions about the period.
At a glance
#6 of 18 Tourist attractions in Zhongzheng District, Taipei City #4 of 8 Museums in Zhongzheng District, Taipei CityLocalGuideWorld score: 4.40
Rating breakdown
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of National 228 Memorial Museum?
- National 228 Memorial Museum is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 1,256 reviews.
- How does National 228 Memorial Museum rank in Zhongzheng District, Taipei City?
- National 228 Memorial Museum is #6 of 18 Tourist attractions in Zhongzheng District, Taipei City by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is National 228 Memorial Museum located?
- No. 54, Nanhai Rd, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10066 — 0.9 km from the center of Zhongzheng District, Taipei City.
- How can I contact National 228 Memorial Museum?
- Phone: +886 2 2332 6228 · Website: 228.org.tw
Great place to learn about 228 Incident. They have English translations as well as a summary booklet available in a few languages to read about the Incident and the events following. No fee to enter but also couldn't see anywhere to donate. I might have missed this. All in all, worth a visit!
Very interesting museum about the 228 crimes. Don’t forget to pick the english guide book on the way inz
Very interesting museum. Entrance is free. Basic information are displayed in English, and more is supposedly available online. I just wished some more information were translated in English.
Originally, we didn’t really want to visit it because we thought that this museum may have exhibitions full of sad stories of memories.
The good thing is that the building itself has so much to say because it’s also well-maintained and the interior design is elegant and slight feeling of grandeur.
At the time of our visit, one of the exhibitions is for the paintings of a famous artist who is also a victim of the 228 event.
In general, visitors can finish their visit in around an hour, and it’s free for no tickets are required.
The good thing is that the building itself has so much to say because it’s also well-maintained and the interior design is elegant and slight feeling of grandeur.
At the time of our visit, one of the exhibitions is for the paintings of a famous artist who is also a victim of the 228 event.
In general, visitors can finish their visit in around an hour, and it’s free for no tickets are required.
Important history presented effectively. I felt like I learned a lot and left wanting to know more.
Almost all of the signage is presented in Chinese only. Those who do not read Chinese should bring headphones; there are audio guides available via qr code in English, Japanese, and Korean for the entire permanent exhibit and some of the non permanent exhibit.
Following the English audio guide took a bit over an hour.
Almost all of the signage is presented in Chinese only. Those who do not read Chinese should bring headphones; there are audio guides available via qr code in English, Japanese, and Korean for the entire permanent exhibit and some of the non permanent exhibit.
Following the English audio guide took a bit over an hour.
It’s the traumatic history this island should never ever forget. It’s a place to visit if you want to know the sophisticated relationship between the peoples on the island.
Free entry. A nice memorial museum to learn the 228 history of Taiwan. The building itself is a beautiful piece. And they have some events held here.
Good museum that explains the events that led to the infamous Feb 28 massacre and the subsequent military rule of Taiwan that saw widespread human rights violations. The narrative is matter-of-factly and ends with a message of justice and reconciliation.
Most exhibits only have descriptions in Chinese. There are English audio guides at the reception for those who need them. The people working at the museum only speak Chinese. Admission is free.
Most exhibits only have descriptions in Chinese. There are English audio guides at the reception for those who need them. The people working at the museum only speak Chinese. Admission is free.
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