_TI***ryDefinitely worth a visit, place is well maintained and different halls featuring different artefacts. Not all items were on display though, the main cabbage rock was kept away when we visited. It was also quite crowded and noisy with many tour groups, may need to wait for your turn to take pictures of the artefacts. Definitely a must visit attraction for 1st time visitor to Taipei
Anonymous userRedemption at ticket counter on level 5 was really easy and fuss free. Going to 89th observation deck was probably enough since we were only interested in the view. 101st level provided some beautiful decoration as background for people who are interested in taking pictures, not so much for view.Mikel AIt’s a great building! Not much more to do around but it’s a definite must do in Taipei! I booked it and showed my QR code to collect tickets… couldn’t have been easier!Joyful DiningYou can enjoy the scenery of Taipei City by taking the cable car. There is also greenery along the way. The wind on the mountain is relatively strong and it feels cool. There are many shops selling tea, and the shop assistants are warm and friendly.Anonymous userMy family specially the kids enjoyed this activity! Great!DoufutravelsIncredible experience, especially for the price. I went in blind and was pleasantly surprised with the Panda exhibit! The animals seem in good spirits too—which was the most important thing.kkkkkgsuIt's always a good place to know the history of Chiang. The old house is kept and remained perfectly fine. The aunties and uncles inside are very hospitality to help me introduce The history of the house. Some spots are not allowed to photos while some can take 📸Mushfiqur Rahman ChowdhuryFor those who have been to the Lincoln Memorial in the US National Park, this has similarities to it but is equally cool in its own ways. Long stretch of pathway between the three major structures and it is possible to enter all three.M2c***gsLiberty Square, formerly known as Zhongzheng Square, is located at No. 21, Zhongshan South Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, Taiwan Province, China. Located in the heart of Taipei City, the square covers a total area of 250,000 square meters. It serves as a public plaza, a large-scale event venue, a center for arts and cultural performances, and a popular tourist destination in Taiwan.
Liberty Square is surrounded by Hangzhou South Road, Zhongshan South Road, Aiguo East Road, and Xinyi Road. The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is the main attraction, and other public buildings include Zhongzheng Park, the Liberty Square Archway, the Avenue of Remembrance, the National Theater, and the National Concert Hall.
