Information
- Themes
- Historic Sites Art and Cultural Centers
- Subject
- Family、Campus teaching
- Suggested Months for Visiting
- All year
- Phone Number
- +886-2-28622404
- Address
- No. 89, Hudi Rd., Beitou Dist., Taipei City Taiwan, R.O.C
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Opening Hours
Sunday |
10:00 - 17:00 |
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Monday |
Off day |
Tuesday |
10:00 - 17:00 |
Wednesday |
10:00 - 17:00 |
Thursday |
10:00 - 17:00 |
Friday |
10:00 - 17:00 |
Saturday |
10:00 - 17:00 |
Services & Facilities
- Venue rental
- Toilets
Transportaiton
Nearby MRT
TripAdvisor Reviews
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SurreyMasha
Camberley, Reino Unido
Traveler type:
En familia
Great place to have tea and cake!
This is a lovely for tea. It is difficult to find and although there may be parking at the end of the road it is on you may have to walk a bit. There we great views and the ambiance is lovely. We had teas and coffee with a cake shared between 3. They are large pieces very well presented. It is not cheap about 200 dollars for a drink. The whole building is very interesting with lots of exhibits -
CharmingHoney
Manila, Filipinas
entrance fee-Consumable
this place is hidden, not noticeable from the main road unless you really searched for it. This place is good for quiet moment, meditation, art appreciation. There is an entrance fee but it is consumable, but the food in the café is a bit pricey. -
kissane
Perth, Australia
Traveler type:
En solitario
CKS first Taiwanese home
I had given up looking for this and then found it by accident! (A comment on the quality of the signposting in Yangminshan park). This house high in the Yangminshan Park has great views across to Taipei, but they were less impressive the day I was there, because of inclement weather. It's a lovely house, well renovated and has some interesting histories of Chiang-Kai Shek and his wife. I decided to stay for lunch, which was pleasant enough, even if a bit overpriced, and so was allowed to wander through the house without an additional charge. The house was originally Japanese, I think, but was commandeered by CKS when he came to Taiwan and was his residence for a year or so. Consequently, some significant world leaders of the day visited him in the house, and for some time afterwards when it reverted to being a summer retreat. Better to visit on a nice day, I think and maybe wise to reserve a place so that you get a table with a view (although there is an outside area from which the view can be enjoyed as well). -
Nyson
Hong Kong, China
Traveler type:
Con amigos
Good view
This is one of the residents of the Chiang's couple. Located on the Grass mountain with fresh air and good view. It's a small museum and with coffee shop. It's good to spend a couple of hours to enjoy the environment with coffee or tea. They also have meal service as well. -
Florence B
Beijing
Traveler type:
En familia
Beautiful, Serene Terrasse with a Panoramic View and More
This was our second visit in the last six months to this historic, former residence of Chiang Kai Shek and we enjoyed it the second time around even more than the first. The historic building was rebuilt after it burned down. Each room of the residence is beautifully furnished and the paintings on the walls are exquisite. There is a video and old pictures are displayed explaining the historical importance of this site. We ate a three course lunch sitting on the small terrasse admiring the panoramic vista. The food was tasty and the service impeccable. The whole atmosphere was very serene. The small gift shop carries very original postcards which can make good gifts.
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