National Museum of Taiwan History

The long-awaited National Museum of Taiwan History had its grand opening ceremony on October 29, 2011, and received much attention both domestically and abroad. After its grand opening, the number of daily visitors kept reaching new highs and the Museum received many positive reviews. Grateful to receive this recognition, the Museum promises to do its best to serve as a leading research base.

Shouldering its responsibility to unveil the everyday life of the public and pass on historical knowledge, the Museum devotes itself in its next phase to examining historical events in Taiwan, observing the current activities, expecting the future and continues to view discovery and collection of Taiwan-related overseas historical materials and artworks as its core exhibition work, which demonstrates the Museum’s achievement in various aspects In May, 2012, the Museum's Learning Center opened, featuring the application of digital technology in the interpretation of historical resources. With the opening of the Learning Center, the Museum's services are complete. It not only enables visitors to access the world but also breaks the barriers of race and language and developed a new vision of Taiwan historical research. In addition, the Center shows concern for the socially disadvantaged. It attracts visitors interested in culture, history, and ecology, establishes a diverse learning interface, and promotes and spreads equality through integrating social resources.

Historical memories are fluid. We move forwards to create a happy future for Taiwan through a structure that will stand the tests of time.