台北旅游网

This is a relatively small museum, but it is packed with interesting artifacts and narrative about the island's history, whether about the aboriginal inhabitants or about its flora and faura. Located in beautiful Peace Park, the museum contains many pictures 100 years old+ of Taiwan's original residents and their villages, as well as many framed and preserved animals, insects, and shell creatures. A very interesting exhibit if you want to learn more about the island, including which native animals are now sadly extinct. A comprehensive visit won't take more than 2 hours tops. See the equally impressive museum across the street for a quick visit to dinosaur land -- ticket for one museum is valid for the other too. Seniors get in free!

The Museum was built during the Japanese colonial era (1895-1945). It has been renovated beautifully, it is well worth the small entry fee. At the moment there is a very impressive exhibition of Australian Aboriginal art on show. You learn a lot about Taiwan's people and fauna.

When museum that has the word NATIONAL in front of it I expect a lot and there is very little here and really nothing of quality. I can not speak to the other reviewers but I visited the museum today and this is what I found. The building is a nice, though smallish, exhibit hall with 4 floors. Tickets cost 30NTD or 1 US dollar. Two of the floors were closed (the basement and floor 2). Floor 1 had an exhibit on Australian bark paintings. Yes these were nice but I came to see the permanent collection and to learn about Taiwan. The 3rd floor, the only floor with Taiwan focused stuff essentially only had an exhibit on the early anthropological pioneers who came to Taiwan to collect specimens for the museum. So there were some stuffed small animals and some large scale models of some of the insects on the island, and biographical info on the collectors but that was it, a museum with next to know viewable collection! No dinosaurs, no dioramas with large mammals, really little to be seen. Thirty minutes top to bottom and my wife and I were ready to go. Now the museum was on our way as we were passing though the area, so for a 1 dollar ticket I did not mind spending 30 minutes here, but do not make go out of your way to come here, it is just not worth it.

這個被許多台灣人遺忘的博物館，其實，它很適合來看看走走的。因為離火車站近，看到了許多外國觀光客造訪，算是駐守北市門戶的一大觀光亮點，政府還有很大宣傳進步的空間。我給它4顆星86分評價。

台湾の植物、鉱物研究に大きく貢献した日本人が展示されています。 建物自体も日本とのつながりが深く親日台湾の由来を感じ取れる博物館でした。 ツアー旅行でゆっくり回れなかったので、またゆっくりまわりたいです✨