Cultural Tours

National Palace Museum

The treasures of the National Palace Museum are world-renowned cultural assets. From imperial collections to public ownership, the museum's collection has been passed down in an orderly manner. The collection spans almost the entire uninterrupted 5,000-year history of Chinese culture, making it unique in the history of world civilization. Among the more than 600,000 items in the museum, most are former royal collections, with the imperial collection dating back over 1,000 years to the Song Dynasty.

With the extensive application of digital technology in museum exhibitions and hardware, the three-year renovation project of the main building was completed in February 2007. The new National Palace Museum not only offers a fresh approach to exhibitions but also has added digital learning spaces, such as a digital guide hall, multimedia screening room, and multimedia children's learning area. The museum continues to promote projects like "Digital Archives," "Digital Museum," and "Digital Learning," creating a museum without walls. The diverse dining services, cinema, and cultural shops allow visitors to not only view ancient artifacts and appreciate new art but also use the museum as a place for dates, making it a part of their daily lives.

Inheriting the past and creating a new future, the renovated National Palace Museum not only represents the continuation of Chinese history but also marks a new starting point for connecting with contemporary social and cultural contexts.