Yangming Marine Cultural and Art Museum Introduction
- Attraction Introduction - Once the Keelung branch of Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha, established in 1915, it was taken over by the Republic of China government after World War II and was used by modern shipping company China Merchants. In 1972, China Merchants invested in the establishment of Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation. Today, it combines the history of Keelung with maritime culture, presenting knowledge of shipping in diverse ways, allowing everyone to understand the daily lives of Keelung’s maritime workers. - Attraction Features - The Yang Ming Marine Cultural and Art Museum showcases maritime culture and humanistic art, using educational and entertaining methods to learn about ship structures, marine knowledge, and more, with exhibitions updated regularly. Visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the stories of Keelung Harbor and learn about the work and daily lives of maritime workers through interactive and diverse displays. In addition to exhibitions, the museum offers a unique simulated driving experience, allowing visitors to dress as captains and crew members, simulating sailing on the ocean under various conditions and weather. For children, there is a "Little Maritime Experience" activity prepared, enabling families to unlock maritime tasks together and achieve accomplishments! - Nearby Recommendations - Take a walk to National Gate Square and Ocean Plaza to enjoy views of cruise ships and Keelung Harbor, or stroll to Hsiao San Road to explore local delicacies.
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