Important Information
| Hours | Tuesday–Sunday: 10 AM–6 PM |
| Monday: Closed | |
| Admission Price | Adults: NT$250 |
| Concession: NT$200 | |
| Children: NT$150 | |
| Concession/Elder: NT$125 | |
| Avg. Time Spent Here | 1 hr. |
| Dress Code | No |
| Address | 10489, Taipei City, Zhongshan District, Section 1, Jianguo N Rd, 96號B1 |
| Address (Chinese) | 10489 台北市中山區建國北路一段96號B1 |
| Chinese Name | 袖珍博物館 |
| Website | mmot.com.tw |
| Included in Taipei Fun Pass? | Yes |
The Miniatures Museum of Taiwan showcases intricate, scaled-down models of houses and scenes. It’s in Taipei, Taiwan. As the largest museum of its kind in Asia, it offers detailed exhibits. Fans of art, architecture, and miniatures will enjoy this unique experience.
How to Get There
Take the Taipei MRT Orange or Green line trains to Songjang Nanjing Station. Upon arrival, leave from Exit 4 and make your way toward Section 2, Nanjing E Rd. Turn right on this road and continue straight until reaching Section 2, Jianguo N Rd.
Continue down this road until seeing Taishin Bank. From there, the Miniatures Museum will sit within this area.
What to do
There’s not much else to do here other than view the exhibits. Despite this, I highly recommend visiting—though, I’m not the biggest fan of miniatures.
It’s one of its kind, doesn’t require much of a time investment, and doesn’t cost much to enter.
