National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts

Really great experience here. Got here about 6pm and went to the cafe. Had the iced peach flavoured fruit tea. Service was great. The tea tasted refreshing and had light peach notes. Once finished, went to the first floor entrance for the art exhibition. It is free entry and it was so nice to walk around and admire the beautiful art on display. I would definitely recommend a visit to this magnificent art museum.

A good, informative, and inspiring collection of artwork. Take your time to explore the different sections of the museum and appreciate the unique pieces on display. Each artwork tells a story—pause, observe, and let it speak to you.

This museum has a huge outdoor space with big installations. So go check out the garden area. The expanse of the building gives a grandeur but modern. The 3rd level was having set up so we didn’t manage to catch the exhibition on one level. No entrance fee so can come in here to enjoy the exhibits.

I really enjoyed this art museum. The permanent collection takes you on a tour through Taiwanese art, from Chinese influence, to Japanese influence, to western influence, to the unique style. The exhibition space on the first floor was also great. Nice gift shop too!

The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts in Taichung was a rewarding stop during my trip. The building is large and modern, with generous open spaces and natural light that make it easy to navigate and pleasant to explore. One of the highlights was the Liao Shiou Ping retrospective exhibition, which offered an insightful journey through the works of one of Taiwan’s most influential modern artists. The curation was clean and balanced, with vibrant prints and mixed media pieces that showed the range and depth of his work. It was genuinely interesting and gave context to how Taiwanese contemporary art evolved through global influences. Outside, the sculpture park wraps around the museum in a wide green space, dotted with installations and contemporary pieces. Though not particularly dense, it adds a leisurely dimension to the visit and makes the whole experience feel more relaxed and open. The museum is free to enter and not overly crowded, which made it easy to take my time. It may not have the blockbuster feel of major international galleries, but it holds its own with thoughtful exhibitions and a calm, well-designed setting. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Taichung and enjoy contemporary art.

Great art museum. Definitely worth going in Taichung, especially it’s free. Many works are part of submissions to competitions and are done in various mediums. The art is immensely well done with skill and beauty.

It’s a nice place to go on a rainy day. Entrance is free and hey have several umbrella parking carts that are self serviced and lockable for you to use. Just don’t forget your key! There are two cafes and plenty to see. If you are tired some exhibits has places here you can sit.

I live in Taipei, but every time I visit Taichung, I try to stop by here. The place is huge, and entrance is free. Most of the time, there are cool exhibitions, and I’ve even spent half a day here! It’s clean and spacious. I once came on a weekend, and the front garden was full of people sitting and chilling there, while kids were sitting around learning to draw. It really has a great art community vibe.🥺💖🌈🎨🖌️🖼️ They curate a wide variety of artists, not just locals but also talents from all over the world. I love how they actively showcase works from different artists and frequently rotate exhibitions—it’s never boring no matter how many times I visit!