Solo score 4 out of 5: Very comfortableMultiple sources agree · checked 2026-10

National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

國立中正紀念堂 · show this name to taxi drivers

A vast white memorial hall and plaza that the site itself now presents as a place to reflect on Taiwan's path from martial law to democracy. The hall and its current exhibitions are free, and an honor guard drills outside on the hour.

At a glance for one

Admission
Free
The hall and current exhibitions are free.
Hours
09:00–18:00
Main hall hours. The park is open 05:00-24:00. The hall closes on Lunar New Year's Eve and Day 1, 28 February, maintenance days and typhoon days. Honor guard drills run hourly 09:00-17:00 and are canceled in rain.
Time needed
1-2 hours
Booking
Not needed
Payment
Check on site
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Minimum
None

Details can change. Check on site before you rely on hours, prices or payment.

How to visit, step by step

  1. Take the MRT to Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall station (R08/G10) and walk into the park
  2. Climb the steps to the main hall. No ticket or booking is needed
  3. Between 09:00 and 17:00 the honor guard performs a drill of about 15 minutes on the hour, on Democracy Boulevard at the foot of the hall stairs. It is canceled in rain
  4. Inside, visit the free permanent exhibition Flowers of Freedom and any current exhibitions
  5. If you are carrying luggage, ask the information desk about bag storage
  6. The surrounding park, ponds and covered corridors stay open until midnight
Don't miss: An hourly honor guard drill at the foot of the hall stairs, then the view back across Liberty Square from the top of the steps.
Best time to go alone: Arrive a little before 09:00 or 10:00 on a dry day to catch a drill, then see the exhibitions.

Getting there

MRT: Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (R08/G10), a short walk into the park.
No. 21, Zhongshan S. Rd., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei City
臺北市中正區中山南路21號
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Sources & checks

Multiple sources agree · 2026-10
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