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

228 Peace Memorial Park

二二八和平公園 · show this name to taxi drivers

A leafy park between Taipei Main Station and the government district, with ponds, pavilions, the 228 Memorial Monument and a small free city museum about the 1947 incident. Easy to combine with the National Taiwan Museum at the park's northern edge.

At a glance for one

Admission
Free
The park and the Taipei 228 Memorial Museum are both free.
Hours
Open 24 hours
The park is open 24 hours. The Taipei 228 Memorial Museum is open Tue-Sun 10:00-17:00, closed Mondays; on national holidays it usually closes on weekdays and opens on weekends.
Time needed
45-90 minutes
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 NTU Hospital station (R09)
  2. the exits come up at the park
  3. Walk the paths past the ponds and pavilions to the 228 Memorial Monument
  4. Visit the free Taipei 228 Memorial Museum inside the park (No. 3, Ketagalan Boulevard), open Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-17:00
  5. In the museum, no food, flash, tripods or selfie sticks
  6. For a second indoor stop, the National Taiwan Museum (NT$30) is at the park's northern edge
  7. Don't confuse the museum here with the National 228 Memorial Museum on Nanhai Road, a separate museum
Don't miss: The 228 Memorial Monument and a short visit to the free Taipei 228 Memorial Museum.
Best time to go alone: A weekday morning, then the museum when it opens at 10:00.

Getting there

MRT: NTU Hospital (R09); the station exits are at the park. Taipei Main Station is about 10 min on foot.
No. 3, Ketagalan Blvd., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei City (Taipei 228 Memorial Museum, inside the park)
臺北市中正區凱達格蘭大道3號(公園內台北二二八紀念館)
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Sources & checks

Multiple sources agree · 2026-10
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