Presidential Office Building

Taipei Top 7 in Can't Miss Attractions

Presidential office building, located in the Zhongzheng District in the national capitalTaipei, was designed by architect Uheiji Nagano during the period of Japanese rule of Taiwan.It is known that you can't visit individually unless by goverment official tour.

This is the White House of Taiwan. Except it is not all white and there are palm trees fronting it. No, I did not enter. Though you can on a full open house date to visit. The Presidential Palace is within walking distance of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and National Theater in Taipei. Across the street from the Presidential Palace, there is a parking lot for you to take pictures with the palace in the background.

This is the White House of Taiwan. Except it is not all white and there are palm trees fronting it. No, I did not enter. Though you can on a full open house date to visit. The Presidential Palace is within walking distance of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and National Theater in Taipei. Across the street from the Presidential Palace, there is a parking lot for you to take pictures with the palace in the background.

Red Line 2, National Taiwan University Hospital Station. Usually visits need to be reserved online, but the first Saturday of each month is a free big open day. Just bring your ID and queue up for security to enter. Cocoa and Doudou will certainly not be missed! But please note that after entering the courtyard of the Presidential Palace, it is not possible to take pictures in the courtyard, but it is open to shooting when entering the room. Cocoa and Doudou are actually very puzzled. However, we are shocked that photos can be taken indoors at Zhongnanhai in Taipei. Why is the trip to Taipei very happy? Cocoa and Doudou are very lucky. Almost all happened to be good things. Visiting the Presidential Palace also encountered Chinese explanations. Like Doudou, you still have to follow the explanation to get a good tour. The open space in the palace is still limited, but it is enough to visit. The second floor is a variety of office areas, and down to the first floor is the Taiwan Development History Exhibition Hall and the central courtyard of the Presidential Palace. The day we visited the Presidential Palace was the best day in our itinerary. There was a clear sky, blue sky and white clouds. Such a good sky is rare in Nanjing. The courtyard is quietly located in this Baroque building, and the afternoon sun shines from the cracks in the building, falling on the leaves, sprinkling on the flower branches, and inadvertently beautiful different silhouettes. Just sit quietly, write postcards for your lover to your friend, and look at the people who are going to and from you. How would you understand this scene if you don’t come? TIPS: 1. If you are lucky to visit inside, please comply with the requirements and open the package for inspection. Control your own lens where you cannot take pictures. Even if you can't enter, the exterior of the presidential building is a magnificent and characteristic Baroque building. Don't be stingy with your shots at this time. 2. The souvenir shop in the presidential palace has special products of the presidential palace, but you can't buy it outside. And post the postcards here and the commemorative postmark of the Presidential Palace, don’t miss it. (At the time of this writing, the postcard that Coco secretly sent to Doudou from the Presidential Palace happened to arrive. It feels like naivety is too romantic to create. Lovers and friends should not miss it)

The presidential palace is not far from the Taipei Railway Station. MRT can be dropped off at Taipei Hospital and walked there. The building itself is a Baroque building. No reservation is required for ordinary individual visitors to visit. There is also free guide to explain, the whole visit process is very full.