Taipei Travel

The Nanmen Park of the National Taiwan Museum is located near the National Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall; the transportation is convenient. It was the "Nanmen Factory of the Monopoly Bureau of the Taiwan Governor's Office in Taipei" during the Japanese era. You can see the large-scale stylish installation art in the Park when walking on Nanchang Road. If you step into the Park, you will see a large area of green space and the four hundred koku pool, which is a memorial for its use as a fire fighting facility. 

The Nanmen Park of the National Taiwan Museum has an exhibition hall, food shops and multifunctional exhibition space. Permanent exhibitions include the history of Nanmen Factory and camphor industry, and the special exhibitions and exhibitions for families may be held occasionally. It is an attraction suitable for family and children traveling together.