Things to do in National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine

Children absorbed a lot of science and astronomy knowledge. The interactive machines were very practical, and there were also DIY experiences.

This program allowed me to enjoy Beijing Opera without any pressure. Perhaps because it was the Dragon Boat Festival, when I went up to the third floor, they were offering free traditional rice cakes and green tea for the festival, which I enjoyed, and I also happily received a small souvenir. I watched "The Legend of the White Snake," and the plot was interesting, while the actors' movements and expressions were unique and beautiful. After the opera, the main actors even offered a photo opportunity with the audience. Overall, it felt like a performance that genuinely tried to give the audience a pleasant and enjoyable experience. I arrived at 7 PM for the 8 PM show and entered, but many people were already there, and the best seats in the center were already taken. I recommend that those who want the best seats arrive before 6:50 PM to secure their spot first.

Scan the QR code for direct entry. Saw many ancient artifacts, it was very worthwhile. Transportation is also convenient.

There's a discount when you buy, and it's very convenient to use; you just scan the QR code to enter! It's a lot of fun inside. In addition to the facilities from last year, they've added new ones like a colorful ball pit and a slime character experience. The kids loved it!💖

A very unique experience especially if you are someone who loves knick knacks and trinkets!

Thanks to Docent Joo Soo-yeon's passionate and engaging explanations, my first visit to Taiwan was a happy one! Thank you.

Overall great activity for all ages. The staff was courteous and welcoming. The store is easy to find from the MRT, Bus or Taxi. The pineapple cake making process was easy to follow and the end product tasted great! The museum is very cute albeit small, but it was interesting enough and helped pass the time while we waited for the cakes to cook.

This was a last-minute addition to my Taipei itinerary, and I'm so glad I visited! The Miniatures Museum is fascinating, with incredible craftsmanship and attention to detail in every display. What impressed me most was how much there is to discover if you slow down and really observe. Every scene has tiny details, hidden elements, and creative touches that can easily be missed if you're rushing through. My recommendation: set aside at least 1–2 hours for your visit. Take your time, walk through each exhibit carefully, and appreciate the artistry behind the miniature worlds. If you're in a hurry, you'll likely miss much of the fun and magic that make this museum special. A unique and enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages. Definitely worth adding to your Taipei itinerary!