National Taiwan Museum Introduction
The "National Taiwan Museum," located within the 228 Peace Memorial Park in Taipei City, is the oldest museum in Taiwan. Its main building is a magnificent national historic site, completed during the Japanese colonial period, and features a blend of Greek and Roman dome architectural styles. As you approach, you will be awed by its grand colonnade, intricate carvings, and the massive Romanesque dome above the entrance; stepping into the high-ceilinged hall, sunlight pours through the stained glass skylight of the dome, creating a solemn and elegant atmosphere that makes simply appreciating the architecture a great delight. The museum houses a rich collection of specimens of Taiwan's unique flora and fauna, geological minerals, and valuable ethnological artifacts, fully showcasing the biodiversity and cultural landscape of the region. Among its treasures is the "Blue Sky Yellow Tiger Flag," a testament to significant moments in Taiwan's modern history.
