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Hours & Tickets

 

 

 Visiting TFAM

 

Hours

Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun.
Closed 9:30 - 17:30 9:30 - 17:30 9:30 - 17:30 9:30 - 17:30 9:30 - 20:30 9:30 - 17:30
  • Mon.:Closed
  • Tue.:09:30 - 17:30
  • Wed.:09:30 - 17:30
  • Thu.:09:30 - 17:30
  • Fri.:09:30 - 17:30
  • Sat.:09:30 - 20:30
  • Sun.:09:30 - 17:30

 

Admission

  • Free admission for students on Saturday →Learning Day of the Museum
  • Free admission from 17:00-20:30 on Saturday Night
  • “Wang Da Hong House Theatre” will be temporarily closed for occasional performance and rehearsal events. link
 

Visiting Note

  1. Flammable or corrosive liquids, sharp objects, and pets (not including guide dogs) are prohibited in the Museum.
  2. Please place umbrellas in the rack near the Museum entrance. Mini umbrellas can be carried in your personal bag after entering the Museum.
  3. Any size of backpacks, or items exceeding 40 x 30 x 20 cm must be stored in a locker at the Museum Information Center located in the lobby.
  4. Food having a strong odor or not in sealed packaging cannot be brought into the Museum. Plants, including fruit, vegetables, and cut flowers, that may contain insects must be in sealed packaging and stored in a locker at the Museum Information Center. Perishable items not collected from lockers by the end of the day will be discarded by the Museum.
  5. The Museum is currently not providing groups with an area for eating. Student groups requiring an eating area are welcome to make use of the nearby Taipei Expo Park (next to the Yuanshan MRT Station). In the event of rain or other unforeseen situations, student groups visiting the Museum can inquire at the Information Center on the first floor for a key card that will give them access to the Student Group Rest Area, which is available on Tuesdays through Sundays from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm. Any changes will be subject to the latest announcements from the museum. For further details, please refer to Student Group Rest Area rules.
  6. Please place water bottles in your personal bag after entering the Museum. Drinking beverages is prohibited in the Museum galleries. Beverages may be consumed in the visitor rest area by the water fountain.
  7. Please follow the instructions of Museum personnel or signage.
  8. Do not touch the artworks. Please follow the instructions of Museum personnel or signage regarding the use of interactive works.
  9. Other than pencils, the use of writing or drawing media, such as ball point pens or markers, is not permitted in the Museum. If needed, pencils can be borrowed at the Information Center.
  10. For other personal items left at the Museum or prohibited by the Museum, please see Museum personnel for guidance.

 

Photography Note

  1. Commercial photography (e.g. pre-wedding shoots, product catalogs, photography classes, etc.) or any other type of photography that may affect the safety of the Museum or the quality of visitors' experiences is prohibited.
  2. Non-commercial photography is allowed in the Museum unless otherwise indicated. However, to protect intellectual property and copyrights, please do not record all the videos in the galleries.
  3. The use of flash, tripods, camera stabilizers, selfie-sticks, and other professional photography and video equipment is prohibited.

 

 

 

Tickets Prices (NTD) For Visitors
General Admission 30 The general public
Discount Admission 15
  1. Children aged 6 to under 12 years old (not including 12)
  2. Students aged 12 or older (Not including those in community college or short-term unit course)
  3. Volunteers of educational or cultural institutions with valid identification
Taipei Resident Admission 15
  1. R.O.C. citizens with household registration in Taipei
Group Discount Admission 21 Groups with more than 20 people
Free
  1. Children under 6 years old (not including 6).
  2. Persons with disabilities and one essential companion.
  3. Persons with low-income certificate.
  4. Seniors over 65 years old, or indigenous persons with household registration in Taipei over 55 years old.
  5. Tour guides accompanying groups of visitors (must have tour guide license issued by the Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications).
  6. Members with valid identification issued by the International Council of Museums (ICOM), American Alliance of Museums (AAM), International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Art (CIMAM),Taiwan Museum Association, ROC(TMA), or other museum institutions that TFAM is associated with.
  7. Volunteers with “Voluntary Service Honor Card” (including voluntary workers, members of voluntary traffic police, voluntary police, voluntary firefighters and civil defense personnel, etc.)
  8. Off-campus educational or academic exchange for public or private schools or art related departments in universities and colleges in Taipei (must apply with TFAM in advance for approval).
  9. Residents of districts in Taipei in groups with more than 10 people (respective district office must apply with TFAM in advance for approval).
  10. Art related activities organized by government agencies or art and cultural groups (must apply with TFAM in advance for approval).
  11. Free admission may be announced by TFAM on days during exhibition installation/de-installation, special museum celebrations, art festivals, International Museum Day, or other art-related special holidays.
  12. Students with valid student ID on Saturdays (Museum Learning Day)
  13. After 17:00 on opening days
Notes
  1. The “Tickets” listed on this appendix do not include tickets for special exhibitions/events sold through collaborations with private companies/groups.
  2. Online tickets: Please go to websites such as Taipei FunPASS, KKday, Klook and search for “Taipei Fine Arts Museum”. For issues related to use and refunds, please follow the instructions provided by ticketing website.
  3. Valid identification for Taipei Resident Admission: ①National ID Card , Household Certificate or Household Registration Transcript②New immigrants: Alien Resident Certificate