[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel guide for Taipei Fine Arts Museum (updated Dec)

✨Taipei Fine Arts Museum✨ One of my favorite things to do is to go to art museums to get inspiration from amazing artists. My favorite art museum in Taipei is Taipei Fine Arts Museum. It is very comfortable to be in there. They have different exhibitions every few months. They have a variety of styles of art and even modernism. My favorite style as you can see from the photos is watercolor🎨 📍No. 181, Section 3, Zhongshan N Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, 10491 💰Average Price per Person: 0-30NTD ✨Cafe Acme✨ There is a cafe inside and outside of the museum. I tried Cafe Acme, which is located outside of the museum. They offer healthy options, including smoothie bowls, pasta, pastry, tea, and coffee. I ordered acai bowl, which is made from yogurt, granola oats, blue berries, chia seeds, and all kinds of fresh fruit🫐🍓 📍No. 181-1, Section 3, Zhongshan N Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, 10491 💰Average Price per Person: 120-300 NTD ✨Taipei Rose Garden✨ Near the museum, there is Taipei Rose Garden. It’s also a beautiful place to walk around and enjoy the day🌹🥰 📍No. 105, Section 3, Xinsheng N Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, 10491 💰Average Price per Person: Free #trip #tripmoments #travel #familytrip #deliciousfood #博物馆 #旅行灵感 #art #artgallery #artexhibit #artlovers #artexhibition #artmuseum

#100 Ways to Travel# Exhibition Where can I go in Taipei on a cold and wet rainy day? Recommend to everyone📍"Taipei Fine Arts Museum" 🚈Transportation: Walk about 10 minutes after exiting MRT Yuanshan Station~ 💰Expense: Ticket price NT$30 (different exhibitions will be held from time to time) ⏳Time in the venue: about 2 hours (Of course, you can also look longer and more carefully) Currently, the two exhibitions on display are mainly in the pictures~ You can think about the impact of art in the context of regime change You can also see the prosperous areas in the past from the paintings Tips: It is a place suitable for dating, parent-child, family, girlfriends, playing and cultivating beauty~ If you are tired and thirsty, you can go to the cafe in the basement Or walk less than 10 minutes to the Flower Expo Exhibition Hall~There is a food market next to it Selling many exotic foods Recommendation index ⭐⭐⭐⭐4/5 ##Taipei

Taipei Fine Arts Museum 💫💫💫💫 The ticket is only 30 TWD, offering a great place for leisure! The architecture itself is also very beautiful. The exhibitions are very rich, allowing you to soak in the artistic atmosphere. It's an interesting museum filled with fascinating architecture, and the atmosphere is calm and beautiful. The layout is clear, and the space is comfortable without feeling oppressive. If you want to appreciate some art, it's definitely worth a visit!

I stayed at a hotel (Jolly Hotel) in the center of Taipei, Taiwan, and was able to easily tour Taiwan's national and municipal attractions within 2-3 blocks. It was convenient to use public taxis, and it was also a short distance to get there by public bicycle. I spent a little over an hour viewing the three exhibitions at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. On Saturdays, the viewing period was until 8:30 PM, so I went to see it late at 7 PM. Even though it was the weekend, there weren't many people, so it was very easy, leisurely, and comfortable to enjoy. Trip.com sells admission tickets, and I won the Taiwan Travel Support Fund. I tried to use the Easy Card. However, when I went, it was the pre-exhibition period, so I was lucky enough to see it for free. This exhibition is said to continue until September 2024. 😁 I usually visit art exhibitions often, so I chose it as a travel course when I was in Taiwan. The scale of the Taipei Fine Arts Museum was very large, and the architecture was very interesting. You can see the beautiful night view through the full-wall windows, and the outdoor sculptures are also great. In addition, there was a large park across from the art museum, and next to it was a cultural space with jazz performances and pubs on weekends. The purpose was only to see the art exhibition, but after walking a little, I came back enjoying Taiwan's art and culture at the same time. #June travel subsidy event #Taiwan #Taiwan travel #Taiwan hot place #Taipei #Taipei travel spot #Places to visit in Taiwan #Couples #Friends #Art museum #Taipei Museum of Fine Arts #Taiwan travel course #Overseas travel #First overseas travel

Taipei Fine Arts Museum Ticket price: Starting from NT$30 (free for students on Saturdays) Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday Location: About 7 minutes walk from Yuanshan MRT Station Every time I visit Taipei, I go to the Taipei Fine Arts Museum near Yuanshan! There are different exhibitions of paintings here every once in a while. Every time I visit, I can have great and rich impressions! In a busy city and a tiring life, it is a blessing to have a peaceful art museum to enjoy! #TaiwanLocalTour #LocalTour #GoodPlacesForFamily #Taipei #ArtMuseum

#TaiwanTravel When I travel, I sometimes want to relax in a quiet place rather than a crowded tourist destination. 🥺 When that happens, I go to the Taipei Fine Arts Museum❗️ After leisurely viewing the exhibition at the museum, I feel really healed when I come out and have coffee and a small dessert in the park in front of the museum. ✨🥐 There is an airport nearby, so you can see the airplanes up close. ☺️ 📍Taipei Fine Arts Museum No. 181, Section 3, Zhongshan N Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10491 ✔️ Admission: NT$30 - NT$15 with an international student ID #OverseasTravel #TaiwanTouristAttractions #TaiwanHotPlaces #TaipeiTravel #Taipei

As a museum lover, I’d recommend you all to visit Taipei Fine Arts Museum in Zhongshan, Taipei. They curated decent and insightful local and international exhibits. The museum has 3 floors which is a nice way to go through the whole area for a half day. Besides, they have park to chill in and the basement for cafe area. Definitely a worth visit museum in town. Have fun!

The Taipei Fine Arts Museum promotes art education to advance the development of the art ecosystem, enhance the cultural attainments and artistic accomplishments of all citizens, and create a contemporary society with aesthetic values, creativity, and critical thinking. Visiting Information Closed on Monday Tuesday to Sunday 9:30-17:30 Saturday 9:30-20:30

Shiota Chiharu: The Soul Trembles❗️ Shiota Chiahru is one of the famous Japanese artist. Through her art, you can feel her thoughts✨ Getting there: 🚗 The Soul Trembles Taipei, take place in Taipei Fine Arts Museum. You can go there by taking red line MRT, and get off at Yuanshan Station. From MRT you will need to walk around eight minutes. Attractions:💕 Displaying Shiota Chiaru works from early stage until now, from her university work including the most famous thread works. It is definietly one of the most amazing exhibiton. You can clearly feels her emotions and thoughts through the art!🥰 Rating: 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Soul Trembles Exhibition really worth to see! #tripblazers #newyearadventure

It was my first time to visit Yuanshan and I thought it was worth it. A 30 yuan ticket includes all the exhibitions. It is recommended to arrange a whole day Watch what you want to watch all at once ☺️

Taipei Fine Arts Museum The combination of art, environment and life Owning many works, you can experience and feel the artist's thoughts and emotions Cheap fare and convenient transportation #art gallery #literary youth #Taipei

First time visiting an art museum! I went there on Saturday and it was free for students~🤩It’s quite big inside and there are a lot of things. The most important thing is that you can take beautiful photos no matter how you take them hahaha ❤️

An exhibition worth seeing again and again! Tickets are also jaw-droppingly affordable Thank you Taipei City Government😆 Looking forward to coming to Taiwan again I want to experience a different shock again It's worth spending a little more on tickets! !

Address: No. 181, Section 3, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City Atmosphere/Facilities: Fashionable and beautiful, great for taking photos Features: Convenient transportation, large hall space, photo spots Price per person: NT$30, NT$15 for Taipei residents Rating: 85 #A good place to go in the hot summer #Taipei #Art

Address: No. 181-1, Section 3, Zhongshan N Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, 104 Atmosphere/Facilities: I came here to replenish some calories when I was hungry. I ordered a cup of coffee☕️ and a sandwich🥪. It was surprisingly delicious! Another leisurely afternoon like this~ ☕️Americano Americano 🥪Truffle soft egg sandwich Grill toast with shuffle paste and scrambled eggs ✔️Always prefer black coffee ✌🏿 ✔️Lots of truffles and bursting soft eggs, and the most favorite thing is that the bread is baked very crispy! Features: A coffee shop outside the North American Pavilion, with a glass design. It is beautiful to sit inside for afternoon tea when the sun is strong, but it is also quite hot~😆 Rating: 10 points 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋 #foodie #coffeeshop #cafeacme #cafe #Internet Celebrities Must Go #Internet Celebrities Attractions

Address: No. 181, Section 3, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City 10491 Take the MRT to Yuanshan Station, then walk through the Flower Expo and you’ll arrive! Features: If you like to go to an exhibition with an empty mind, you will find many surprises and the highlights will be engraved in your heart. I like to go wherever I want. Like to be imaginative Like different Like unique The North American Pavilion is so interesting. You can look east and west You can watch the planes You can enjoy the quiet Love to let go Love freedom Love without restraint Rating: 10 points 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 #artworksinsta #artistsoninstagram #artmuseum #North America Museum # Taipei Museum of Fine Arts # Taipei Museum of Fine Arts #TaipeiArtAward #taipeimuseum #artworks_artist #hotsummergoodplace #LocalTour #Family Friendly Places #PopularExhibitions

Stepping into "Whispers on the Horizon" at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum is like embarking on an adventure that unlocks all your senses 👀👂💭 Some works make you nod in agreement: "Hmm... I understand." Some are so fresh they raise little question marks in your mind, making you feel like the world has opened up a whole new world of possibilities; others are quiet and profound, drawing your emotions to the softest corner of your heart. Unconsciously, you wander slowly through the exhibition, lost in thought, and before you know it, the leisurely afternoon has quietly ended ☕🌤️ Leaving you with a lingering feeling, and a little reluctant to leave.

The works this time are all amazing. There are a total of 150 pieces by over 70 artists. And the ticket is only 30 yuan, which allows you to spend the whole day there. It's right next to the Flower Expo, so you can go shopping after the exhibition. The location is really convenient. You can buy your tickets online in advance and just scan the barcode to enter. No need to queue for tickets separately—super convenient!

The Taipei City Museum of Art is great. There are many works of art.

Hearing the Echoes of the World Through Art The theme of the 2025 Taipei Biennial, 'Whispers on the Horizon,' hosted by the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, feels like a poetic phrase that immediately draws one into deep contemplation. The exhibition space is designed to resemble an endlessly extending 'horizon,' where artworks intertwine sound, visuals, and installations to explore our distance, boundaries, and connections with the world. I spent the most time in a soundscape-focused room—where the artist used faint yet persistent sounds to guide visitors to lean close to the walls and listen intently. These whispers turned out to be fragmented notes from nature, cities, and human crowds, reorganized into a new rhythm. This sensation of being 'softly called' allowed me to detach from the noise of daily life, as if wandering along an invisible, endless horizon. Some works presented large-scale visuals addressing themes of climate, ecology, and movement. The slow yet powerful imagery seemed to remind us that the world is constantly changing, though we often fail to notice its subtle cues. This Biennial deeply impressed upon me that art doesn't have to be loud—it can reach the depths of our hearts in the gentlest of ways. If you're in Taipei soon, I highly recommend experiencing this journey of 'whispers.' 📍 Taipei Fine Arts Museum | No. 181, Sec. 3, Zhongshan N. Rd., Zhongshan Dist., Taipei City

#November Destinations 2025 The Taipei Fine Arts Museum, located in Zhongshan District, Taipei, Taiwan, is Taiwan's first modern art museum. Opened on December 24, 1983, the building was designed by Kao & Pan Architects, featuring a red brick and concrete structure with a total area of ​​approximately 12,000 square meters. The museum underwent renovations in 2018, adding underground exhibition halls and an outdoor sculpture area. It houses approximately 6,000 works of Taiwanese modern and contemporary art. The "Taiwan Contemporary Art Biennale" will be held in the summer of 2025, making it a must-visit destination for art lovers in Taipei. The museum comprises multiple exhibition halls, including permanent exhibition halls, special exhibition halls, and an outdoor sculpture garden. The permanent exhibitions showcase works by Taiwanese artists such as Li Shih-chiao, Chen Cheng-po, and Ju Ming. The special exhibition halls regularly host international group exhibitions, such as the "Emerging Asian Artists Exhibition" in 2025. The museum also features an art library and a multi-functional hall, suitable for art research or family activities. Winter weather is cool, so a light jacket is recommended. The museum has a rest area and a café. Some exhibitions may require reservations, so it's advisable to check in advance. Regarding transportation, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum is accessible by public transportation. From Taipei Main Station, take the MRT Tamsui-Xinyi Line to Yuanshan Station. The journey takes about 10 minutes and costs approximately NT$20. From there, it's about a 10-minute walk. From Taoyuan International Airport, take the Airport MRT to Taipei Main Station, then transfer to the Tamsui-Xinyi Line to Yuanshan Station. The journey takes about 50 minutes and costs approximately NT$160. From there, it's about a 10-minute walk. Alternatively, from Songshan Airport, take the MRT Wenhu Line to Zhongshan Junior High School Station, then transfer to a bus to the Taipei Fine Arts Museum Station. The journey takes about 30 minutes and costs approximately NT$30. From there, it's about a 5-minute walk. Parking is available near the museum; parking costs approximately NT$30 per hour and requires advance reservations. The museum is open year-round (closed on Mondays) and is suitable for tourists planning a trip to Taipei. =========================== 📍 Address: No. 181, Section 3, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 🕰️ Opening Hours: Daily 09:30-17:30 (Extended to 20:30 on Saturdays, closed on Mondays, last admission at 17:00)

This is the 14th edition of the Taipei Biennial hosted by the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Exhibition period: 2025-11-01 to 2026-03-29, Theme: Whispers on the Horizon. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ This is an adventure and journey within the museum, Starting from Taipei, connecting to the world's memories. Featuring works from over 70 artists across 30+ cities, All gathered at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, It's like strolling through a marketplace of global city memories. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ The moment you step into the museum, It doesn't feel like you're viewing an exhibition, But rather embarking on a "memory voyage" that links time and space, And it all begins with the imagination of a plane taking off. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ The exhibition offers a multi-sensory "immersive" experience, With visuals, light, reflections, installations, and sound all coming together, Allowing you to feel and stimulate your senses. The corridors feature many old photos and early images of Taiwan, Making you feel like you're flipping through a travel diary of Taiwan, Awakening an unseen but palpable "nostalgia," And sparking a "longing" for a place, for the past, and for the future. Some people stand to take photos, While others pause to read the stories on the walls. The most beautiful aspect of the Biennial isn't the artworks themselves, But the people who are drawn to stop and reflect by the works. If you have time, you're welcome to visit the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, To rediscover the beautiful memories you once lost. ———————————— AddressㅣNo. 181, Section 3, Zhongshan North Road, Taipei City Opening Hoursㅣ09:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) TransportationㅣMRT (Yuanshan Station)

My first experience with the "Your Curious Journey" exhibition was like stepping into a breathing, story-telling space. Each section was designed as if it were conversing with me, hiding clever little touches that guided me to notice details I wouldn't normally stop to look at. Most interestingly, the exhibits didn't have standard interpretations; instead, they allowed me to piece together their meanings in my own way. By the end, I was almost reluctant to leave, feeling like I had just completed a relaxing yet slightly mysterious exploration.

Taipei Fine Arts Museum Dedicated to the preservation, collection, and maintenance of Taiwan's modern and contemporary art. Located within the Fine Arts Park Area of the Taipei Expo Park. Each visit offers different exhibitions and activities. The architecture features a gray and white modernist style, with glass curtain walls providing natural lighting. 📍Taipei Fine Arts Museum Address: No. 181, Section 3, Zhongshan North Road, Taipei City Opening Hours: 09:30-17:30, closed on Mondays.

Sometimes, a trip to Taipei isn't about visiting all the must-see tourist spots. What truly lingers in your memory might be a quiet stroll through the Taipei Fine Arts Museum on a rainy day. Located near Yuanshan MRT station, this museum, while not always a top tourist destination, is definitely worth spending half a day exploring – rain or shine, it possesses a low-key yet warm cultural atmosphere. One of the highlights of this trip was visiting the airplane model exhibition. Interestingly, the Taipei cityscape outside the windows contrasted beautifully with the modern exhibits inside: a distant view of the city under the drizzling rain on one side, and the tranquil exhibition space on the other. Whether traveling alone or with friends, it's a perfect place to slow down, admire the exhibits, reflect, and take photos under the swaying shadows of the trees. Must-Visit: Taipei Fine Arts Museum The Taipei Fine Arts Museum always offers surprising exhibitions. Its interior design is fluid and spacious. Besides contemporary art, special exhibitions occasionally feature whimsical themes like airplane models, which, combined with the rainy weather outside, create a surprisingly artsy atmosphere. The building's exterior is typical of Taipei's modern architecture, with large glass windows that let in natural light, illuminating the exhibits. Surrounded by trees, the exterior is perfect for taking close-up photos of the building. Address: No. 181, Section 3, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10491, Taiwan Opening Hours: Tuesday to Friday, Sunday 09:30-17:30, Saturday until 20:30, Closed on Mondays. Please note this for weekend plans! Ticket Price: $7.0 (Quite affordable, suitable for those on a budget for cultural tourism) Travel Tips: Although the Taipei Fine Arts Museum is often underestimated, it's a great place to avoid peak tourist seasons and hassle-free experiences, even on rainy days. Encountering museum volunteers while browsing the exhibitions can lead to unexpected and enriching conversations about the exhibits' stories. The dappled sunlight filtering through the trees during rain also enhances the photo opportunities. Bring an umbrella and comfortable walking shoes. There are also several cafes nearby where you can relax after your visit. Transportation & Food Recommendations: The Taipei Museum of Art is conveniently located next to Yuanshan MRT Station, about a 5-minute walk away. If you're also planning a day trip, you can easily combine it with visits to Shilin Night Market, Dadaocheng, or Taipei Expo Park. Nearby are the iconic "Relax Café" and Japanese dessert shops; feel free to relax at one of these small shops after your visit. Tip: Saturday evenings are recommended as they are less crowded and offer a more relaxed atmosphere. This itinerary is perfect for artsy types, those seeking a quiet and relaxing space, and even on a rainy day, you can enjoy Taipei's unique atmosphere. If you're ever in Taipei again, remember to give the museum a proper visit! #TaipeiStroll #MuseumVisit #RainyDaySpots #TaipeiCulturalTrip

A cool breeze blows in the pleasantly mild afternoon. Enjoy this moment of tranquility.

Enjoy a beautiful and relaxing cultural space, browse current exhibitions, savor the art of the moment, and experience the beauty of modern art spaces in our lives. You can also dine at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum for lunch or dinner. "Bonami French Bistro," which opened in June, serves home-style French cuisine. It evokes the atmosphere of a trip abroad, a feeling I had when I had a drink at the Singapore Art Museum last year and the year before. #TaipeiFineArtMuseum #BonamiFrenchBistro

A seven-day Taipei itinerary packed with culture, art, and delicious cuisine! This time, we're taking a truly urban experience. Whether you're seeking historical charm, modern charm, or the authentic flavors of Taipei's night markets, Taipei is guaranteed to satisfy you 100%. Spend seven days exploring Taipei's iconic and unique attractions for a truly fun-filled day! 🧳Highlights: Experience the stunning collections of the National Palace Museum, savor the authentic snacks of Shilin Night Market, and admire the city skyline from above at Taipei 101. Art lovers can explore the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, kid-friendly attractions, the tranquility of Yangmingshan, and the three major night markets of Raohe and Ningxia—guaranteed to have a memorable trip! 🗓️ Recommended Day-by-Day Itineraries Day 1: Classic Starter (National Palace Museum + Official Residence + Night Market) - In the morning, head straight to the National Palace Museum (Address: No. 221, Section 2, Zhishan Road, Shilin District, Taipei City, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, closed Mondays). Admission is NT$36 and you can admire national treasures such as the Jade Cabbage. - After lunch, head to the Shilin Official Residence (Address: No. 60, Fulin Road, Shilin District, 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM, 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM, closed Mondays, admission is NT$22). The gardens are tranquil, and the main building reveals traces of Madame Chiang's life. - In the evening, a must-visit is the Shilin Night Market (Address: No. 101, Jihe Road, 4:00 PM - 12:00 AM). Enjoy fried chicken, Haoda stinky tofu, and bubble milk tea while you eat and shop for the authentic Taiwanese flavor! Day 2: Modern Art and Night Markets - In the morning, visit Taipei 101 (89th Floor, No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM). Take in the panoramic views of Taipei from the observation deck's massive windows. The Xinyi shopping district is also a great place to explore. - In the afternoon, visit the Taipei Fine Arts Museum (No. 181, Section 3, Zhongshan North Road, Tuesday-Friday & Sunday 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM, Saturday 9:30 AM - 8:30 PM, closed Mondays; admission is NT$8). It often features contemporary art exhibitions. - In the evening, head to Ningxia Night Market, where you'll find everything from bubble tea to braised pork rice and pepper cakes – a true night market snack paradise. Day 3: Fun at the Children's Playground - Spend the entire day at Taipei Children's Playground, where parents can enjoy a relaxing stroll with their children. The facilities are modern and safe, including a Ferris wheel and a miniature train. It's a must-visit for families! Day 4: A Girl's Shopping Paradise x Night Market - ​​Spend your morning and afternoon browsing SOGO Department Store (Taipei Tianmu Branch) and Pacific SOGO Department Store (Zhongxiao East Road Branch) for trendy shopping and stress relief. - Continue your evening at the Raohe Street Night Market, where you'll find Taiwanese snacks like pepper cakes and herbal stewed pork ribs. Day 5: Mountain City Healing + Old Street Stroll - In the morning, take a cable car tour of Maokong to enjoy the tea plantations and first-class tea. - In the afternoon, explore the Longshan Temple in Monga and the Bopiliao Historic District to experience the artistic atmosphere of Taipei's old city. Take some captivating photos of the alleyways! Day 6: Enjoy a relaxing and relaxing time in Yangmingshan - Spend the day soaking in Yangmingshan National Park. During blooming season, the double-flowered cherry blossoms and calla lily gardens are stunning. Enjoy the hiking trails and hot springs for a truly outdoor experience. Day 7: Experience the Aesthetics of Life at the Riverside Market - ​​In the morning, visit Yanping Riverside Park and the Dadaocheng Wharf Container Market. In the afternoon, visit the Huashan 1914 Cultural and Creative Park. The market is rich in cultural and creative atmosphere and is a favorite among arty types! 💡 Itinerary Tips/Practical Summary 1. This itinerary focuses primarily on indoor attractions, so you can enjoy them even in hot or rainy weather. If visiting the night market, wear comfortable shoes; your legs will thank you after a night of walking! 2. The National Palace Museum and the Shilin Official Residence are closed on Mondays, so be sure to check their opening hours! 3. The night market is busiest around 6 pm, so avoid the crowds and visit after 4 pm or 9 pm. 4. The MRT is convenient for easy transportation and can be found by locating your location on Google Maps. Each day's itinerary is incredibly enjoyable, fun, and satisfying. 5. You can easily transfer between attractions; check your tickets in advance on trip.com. Taipei truly delivers on every traveler's expectations, offering a blend of history and modernity, and a vibrant night market experience all at once! For a fulfilling and engaging trip, this seven-day itinerary is absolutely worth it! #TaipeiFreeTravel #TaipeiNightMarket #TaipeiMust-Visit #TaiwaneseFood #FamilyTravel

The whale sculpture outside Songshan Station is stunning. The station itself is beautiful and has a modern design. Walking along the Keelung riverside offers a unique perspective of Taipei. You can access it from the back of Raohe Night Market. The knight sculpture outside the Taipei Fine Arts Museum is a part of an interactive art installation. Unfortunately, I couldn't capture the Hercules transport aircraft behind it. The environment inside Songshan Xingya Elementary School is excellent. After visiting, you can head to the famous luxury department store Bellavita, located in the upscale Xinyi District.