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1. Taipei 101 Observatory
The observation floors of Taipei 101, the 508-metre Xinyi tower, offer views across the Taipei Basin and a close look at its giant tuned mass damper.
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10 places · Updated October 27, 2026
Our top 3 attractions in Taiwan
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The observation floors of Taipei 101, the 508-metre Xinyi tower, offer views across the Taipei Basin and a close look at its giant tuned mass damper.
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Taipei's National Palace Museum holds around 700,000 objects of Chinese art and antiquity, including the Jadeite Cabbage and the Mao Gong Ding bronze.
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Founded in 1738 by settlers from Fujian, Lungshan Temple in Wanhua is Taipei's best-known temple, dedicated to Guanyin and home to many deities.
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A 76-metre memorial hall completed in 1980, set in a large park beside Liberty Square, with hourly honour guard drills on Democracy Boulevard.
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A temple to the healing deity Baosheng Dadi, begun in 1804 by settlers from Tong'an and honoured with a UNESCO Asia-Pacific conservation award in 2003.
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A volcanic national park on Taipei's northern edge, with fumaroles, hot springs, seasonal flowers and the 1,120-metre Qixing Mountain.
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Taiwan's oldest museum occupies a 1913 Greek-style building in 228 Peace Memorial Park, with collections on the island's wildlife, plants and peoples.
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Taipei's municipal art museum shows contemporary Taiwanese and international art in a striking building based on a traditional courtyard plan.
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A restored 1913 public bathhouse in Xinbeitou, reopened as a museum in 1998, that tells the story of Beitou's hot spring district.
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A calm Fujian-style temple modelled on the Confucius Temple in Qufu, rebuilt in 1930 and known for its ceramic decoration and September ceremony.
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