Taipei Travel

※Starting February 15, 2025, the Presidential Office will temporarily suspend its monthly Designated Holiday Tours due to operational reasons. Further information regarding the reopening will be announced at a later date. Weekday Tours will remain open as usual. We welcome you to visit.

The Presidential Office Building originally served as the seat of the colonial government during the Japanese occupation period. At the time of its completion in 1919, it was the tallest building in Taiwan. The east-facing structure looks out to Sishou Mountain and commands a panoramic view of the city. During the period of Japanese rule, 13 governors-general held office here. After Taiwan's retrocession, Chen Cheng installed the Southeastern Military Administrator's Office here. The building later served as the joint location of the Executive Yuan and Presidential Office before becoming the Presidential Office Building.