Beitou Hot Spring Museum Introduction
This public hot spring bath, which has been famous since the Japanese era, features a Tudor-style countryside architectural design with solid red brick walls and black tiles that complement the lush greenery, making it an excellent place for relaxation. The Roman arches on the first floor surround the bathing pool, where sunlight filters through colored glass, casting exotic shadows. The second floor, with its Japanese-style rooms and tatami flooring, combines with the faint scent of hot springs in the air, bringing back memories of the past. Thanks to the efforts of local residents, this historic building has been preserved and transformed into the Beitou Hot Springs Museum, making it the best introduction to understanding Beitou. The exhibition space on the first floor is divided into four areas: "Large Bath, Beitou Stone," "Beitou Bathhouse SENTO," "Phrase Picking," and "Expo Hall." The second-floor exhibition space is divided into six areas: "Impressions of Beitou," "Multimedia Audiovisual Room," "Viewing Tower," "Taiwanese Film Hollywood," "Hot Springs DOZO," and "Tatami Activity Hall." The Viewing Tower is one of the most beloved areas of the Beitou Hot Springs Museum, offering views of the lush Beitou Park and the Beitou Library, providing post-bathing visitors a place to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Beitou's mountains and waters. The Tatami Activity Hall also provides views of the entire Beitou Valley and the park's beauty, with an open indoor space that is well-ventilated, where a faint sulfur scent lingers, making it memorable for visitors who appreciate the charm of Beitou Hot Springs. The Beitou Hot Springs Museum not only serves as a valuable historical memory but also embodies the deep affection of Beitou residents for this land.
