Presidential Office Building

Visiting the Taipei Presidential Office Building offers a rare opportunity to step inside one of Taiwan’s most iconic political and historical landmarks. Guided by staff or with the help of multilingual materials, you will explore the grand corridors, reception halls, and chambers where important state affairs are conducted. The architecture itself, with its red brick exterior and elegant Baroque-Renaissance details, reflects Taiwan’s layered past under Japanese colonial rule and its modern democratic development. Inside, you can view exhibitions that highlight Taiwan’s journey toward democracy, national achievements, and cultural heritage. Walking through these spaces provides a sense of formality and dignity, allowing you to imagine the decisions and ceremonies that shape the island’s present and future. The experience is not just about politics, but about history, culture, and the spirit of openness, making the visit both educational and inspiring.

Liberty Square

Liberty Square is a vast open plaza framed by elegant traditional Chinese-style architecture, including the National Theater, National Concert Hall, and the iconic archway. As you step into the square, the sense of grandeur is overwhelming, with its spacious grounds symbolizing freedom and democracy in Taiwan. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere, watch locals practicing tai chi, or catch cultural performances in the surrounding halls. The square is also historically significant, serving as a stage for major gatherings, demonstrations, and celebrations. Standing at the heart of the plaza offers a panoramic view that blends art, culture, and politics. It is a place where history and daily life intersect, giving visitors a deeper understanding of Taiwan’s modern identity. Experiencing Liberty Square allows you to feel both the dignity of national history and the vibrancy of local life unfolding in real time.