Art Centers & Museums

Taiwan's most important marine science museum, dedicated to marine science, technology, and ecology.

Formerly the Keelung Cultural Center, this is the city's primary venue for art and cultural exhibitions.

Located near the harbor, it introduces oceanic culture and the history of shipping.

Houses a world-class collection of Chinese artifacts. The Jadeite Cabbage and Meat-shaped Stone are famous treasures.

Taiwan's first modern art museum and an iconic venue for contemporary art.

Focuses primarily on historical artifacts from Taiwan and China.

Located in a historic building, MOCA Taipei focuses exclusively on contemporary and avant-garde art.

Taiwan's oldest museum, showcasing history and natural science.

A major center for large-scale special exhibitions and cultural events hosted in repurposed industrial warehouses.

A museum with an academic and experimental nature, known for high-quality curation.

Located in the heart of Taiwan's pottery town, dedicated to ceramic art and history.

An archaeological museum dedicated to the prehistoric Iron Age culture of Taiwan.

Located in Jinguashi, preserving the history of the gold mining industry in the area.

Taiwan's largest outdoor sculpture museum, located in Jinshan, featuring works by Ju Ming.

Located in Yonghe, this museum introduces major world religions and promotes tolerance.

An art experience space designed specifically for children.

Taiwan's first official museum dedicated to the art of calligraphy.

A 'museum without walls' preserving the woodcraft culture and historic buildings of Daxi.

A Japanese-era brick building serving as a venue for contemporary art exhibitions.

Showcases the famous glass craftsmanship and industry of Hsinchu.

Memorial park for the Hakka watercolor painter Xiao Ru Song, featuring preserved Japanese dormitories.

Famous for its architecture resembling a cuesta rock formation, it exhibits Yilan's geography and culture.

A large park dedicated to preserving and performing Taiwan's traditional crafts and theater.

Taiwan's only public museum dedicated to the art of wood sculpture.

Located in Tongluo, this museum showcases Hakka culture and history.

The only national-level fine arts museum in Taiwan, featuring a vast campus and sculpture park.

One of the most visited museums in Taiwan, covering natural history, science, and anthropology.

Designed by Toyo Ito, this performance venue is an architectural masterpiece with internal exhibition spaces.

Designed by Tadao Ando, housing a collection of modern sculptures and paintings.

A key venue for modern art exhibitions in Central Taiwan.

A private museum in the mountains of Caotun, famous for contemporary realism art (Reservation required).

Located in Huwei, exhibiting the history and culture of Taiwanese puppetry.

Converted from the old Tobacco and Liquor Bureau, a landmark blending old and new architecture.

Positioned as an Asian Art and Culture Museum with architecture inspired by Chinese calligraphy.

A European-style palace housing a rich collection of Western art, musical instruments, and arms.

Consists of Building 1 (historic) and Building 2 (modern), serving as a new art landmark in Tainan.

Located in Annan District, it comprehensively narrates the history of Taiwan.

Taiwan's first national museum dedicated to literature, housed in a historic hall.

The most important public art museum in Southern Taiwan, located within an ecological park.

A museum of applied science and industrial technology.

The world's largest single-roof performing arts center, also featuring exhibition spaces.

An open contemporary art center created from repurposed warehouses.

A world-class aquarium and museum focusing on marine ecology education.

Taiwan's first township-level art museum, converted from the old City Hall.

A large museum complex converted from an old tobacco factory, housing Hakka and Indigenous museums.

The first museum in Taiwan dedicated to stone sculpture.

Showcases the rich prehistoric culture of Taiwan and Austronesian heritage.

A small art museum featuring design elements inspired by the nature of Eastern Taiwan.

Introduces the daily life, history, and marine culture of the Penghu Islands.

The largest museum in Kinmen, showcasing Minnan culture and local history.