National Taiwan Theatre Introduction
The National Theater and Concert Hall, Taiwan's first national cultural park, was completed in 1987. It is the most professional venue for performing arts in Taiwan and an important landmark in Taipei. The two main buildings combine elements of traditional Chinese palace architecture, featuring yellow-tiled roofs, red pillars, and colorful arches, creating a grand and elegant atmosphere that offers a refined and artistic living space. When you enter the National Theater and Concert Hall, you can not only enjoy world-class performances in its four auditoriums but also explore the cultural galleries and the performing arts library, experiencing the depth of music, the imagination of drama, and the surprises of dance. The venue also offers guided tours at scheduled times, with professional explanations to unveil the mysteries of this "black box," while allowing you to admire Taiwan's only vertical garden, the "Green Wall," and enjoy the thoughtful services of several well-known bookstores, cafes, instrument shops, and gift stores located within the hall. The National Theater and Concert Hall stands rooted in Taiwan while engaging with the world, hosting numerous large international arts festivals each year, introducing the most classic and avant-garde performances. It aims to cultivate seeds of art through diverse artistic presentations, establishing a cultural park for everyone and a leading brand in the Asian performing arts community.
