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The artworks are beautiful and I spent about 2hrs in there. The building is actually on the left side of National Taiwan Craft R&D Institute along the same main road. If you have time after the exhibition, you may want to visit the Taipei Botanical Gardens at the back of the building, they have beautiful lotus ponds and lovely birds to see.

This is not only a visual feast but also an excellent opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of Austrian art history, especially the evolution of floral themes. Belvedere presents 60 original artworks spanning nearly two centuries, creating a magnificent and diverse art garden for the audience. Biedermeier's exquisite realism: The works of artists such as Waldmüller showcase a delicate observation and love of nature, with flowers coming to life on the canvas, as if you can smell their fragrance. Turn-of-the-century splendor and transformation: As time progresses, flowers are no longer just natural still lifes but also a medium that carries artists' personal emotions and symbolic meaning. Gustav Klimt's original works are one of the biggest highlights of this exhibition. Different from his well-known "Golden Period" style, his flower-themed works, such as the famous "After the Rain" (Nach dem Regen), demonstrate his delicate and decorative painting techniques.

A fantastic exhibition! Every painting is so detailed, and you can see the beautiful works of Austrian painters without having to fly to Vienna! I really enjoyed this exhibition! The merchandise area even has an introductory book of all the paintings in the exhibition available for purchase, allowing you to revisit all the artwork and its descriptions at home, making it well worth buying and collecting! This exhibition is really worth a visit for those who love floral paintings.

The Vienna Belvedere Palace's floral painting exhibition showcases the vitality of nature with delicate brushstrokes. From Baroque ornamentation to modern realism, flowers are not merely still life; they also embody the aesthetics and emotions of the times. The layering of colors and the use of light and shadow are calming, as if one can smell the fragrance of flowers in the palace and feel the dialogue between art and nature. The exhibition's pace is leisurely, making the viewing process like a walk for the soul. It is worth savoring and recalling, leaving a lasting and lingering impression.

Those who already have tickets can proceed directly to ticket verification. Package deal gifts are also available at the verification point. Group tours at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM. Although it says registration is 30 minutes prior, they're not very strict about it. Individual audio tours are 25 [currency unit, could be dollars] 🎧 * 2 minutes. The only drawback is that the viewing distance for some of the large works is insufficient, and nearly 60 pieces are not enough to see. There is only one original Klimt painting; other famous works are exhibited through projections, rotating displays, etc.

(This exhibition does not feature original Klimt works; they are presented on digital screens.) It's divided into 5-6 exhibition halls, and you can clearly feel the shift in era and style from the first to the second floor. There are rarely opportunities to see paintings by the Vienna Secession and numerous female artists, and the floral theme perfectly suits the museum's architecture. However, there weren't as many works on display as I expected (the viewing time was about 1 to 1.5 hours). I felt the ticket price of $350 met expectations, but the single ticket price of $500 was a bit expensive.

The exhibition area has two floors, so it doesn't feel crowded. Every floral painting is exquisitely beautiful. I spent about an hour and a half there, taking my time to look and enjoy, immersing myself in the charm of the floral art. I highly recommend this exhibition to anyone interested in floral paintings.

The exhibition itself is stunning. Seeing the original-sized paintings in person is definitely a different experience than looking at pictures in a book. Buying this ticket also allows you to visit the museum's permanent exhibition, which is great.

Very good because the entire exhibition has 2-3 floors, and in addition to Klimt, there are also works by many other painters. I strongly recommend purchasing a tour guide machine or booking a group tour, it really makes a big difference.

I wasn't that interested in the art exhibition to begin with, but after seeing it, I thought the quality was pretty good. Even the souvenirs were quite exquisite. I recommend it! Also, it was my first time visiting the National Museum of History, and there were other free exhibitions and permanent exhibits upstairs. It was surprisingly interesting and worth visiting!