Beitou Museum Ticket in Taipei

I enjoyed our stay here. it eas like being in Japan while in Taiwan. I learned a lot also about how Japanese culture affected Taiwan’s. it was also interesting to discover how this was restored and converted to a museum.

This place is great because its design is inspired by Japanese architecture. There's a restaurant inside, so you can go there for a dining experience. There are also many historical introductions about Beitou posted there, and there is also a souvenir shop. I only suggest you booking an Uber or riding a bus since the road going there is steep.

very serene place with good customer service. reserved a slot for tea time at their restaurant and really enjoyed the food and chill vibes there. it was a nice stop amidst our busy traveling around.

Klook Booking Convenience: Incredibly convenient and instant. I just finished parking, booked right away, and was able to use it. Experience: The Japanese-style cottage... every single corner is filled with exquisite details. Being inside feels like stepping back in time to experience that era; truly a great value for the money. Price: Getting double the sensory enjoyment at this price.

Japan feels at Beitou Museum. Quiet and Relaxing place. we really enjoy the tour. The best time to visit 4:00 in the afternoon. Friendly and nice staff We visit again next time here.

Great place. It has a museum about lotus feet history. Interior is Japanese. It also has a nice tea cafe for afternoon tea overlooking mountains.

Hidden at the foot of Beitou Mountain, Beitou Cultural Relics Museum is also known as the "Little Kyoto of Taipei" or "Little Kyoto of Beitou" because of the strong Japanese style and Japanese characteristics in its architecture and atmosphere. Beitou Cultural Relics Museum was formerly known as the high-end hot spring hotel "Jiashan Hotel" during the Japanese occupation period. The century-old house has been preserved through restoration and reconstruction, and is now managed as a private museum and monument, open to general visitors. There are also many special experience activities in the museum: catch Zhou and fruit experience tea ceremony experience. There is also a unique banquet venue. The tatami space opened up is quite wide and can accommodate nearly 100 people. During the Japanese occupation period, it was the place where many Japanese companies and corporations held events or banquets. The current Daguang Room is also used as a reserved space for banquets and events, providing public venues for rent, which can be used to hold conferences, presentations, wedding banquets, etc.

Very interesting exhibition with rich content, definitely worth seeing. The location is just a bit remote and the exhibition area is slightly small, so you have to wait to enter when it's crowded.