Miniatures Museum of Taiwan

Name: Miniatures Museum of Taiwan
Address: No. 96號, Section 1, Jianguo N Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10489, Taipei City, Taiwan

4.3/5 ★ 基於 8 評論

Contact Miniatures Museum of Taiwan

地址：	No. 96號, Section 1, Jianguo N Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10489
電話：	📞 +888
網站：	http://www.mmot.com.tw/
分類：	旅遊景點 , 博物館 ,
城市：	Taipei City
Description :	Small museum in a basement space featuring intricate miniature figures & displays, plus a gift shop.

No. 96號, Section 1, Jianguo N Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10489

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T	T- na on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Been on my want-to-go list for a few years now as this was recommended in a guidebook. Honestly, the museum was a little bit of a let down. Info card placement should be placed a little more strategically for reading ease - I found I had to bend down/squat a lot to check these out. There are also no seats for resting placed throughout the exhibit. Kids will be greatly entertained as many of the exhibits contain familiar cartoon characters.
S	Sethabutra Viraseranee on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I really like the place a lot. At first I think it is a little difficult to find because it is inside the building. Once you get inside it's really peaceful and quiet just like entering into another world. Those who love miniature like me can spend 3-4 hours here. I took about 1000 pictures here. It was amazing worth the entering ticket price. Kids would love this place.
A	A M on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ When a friend recommended this place I thought they were kidding, but what an absolute treat!! The people who run the museum are so warm and their love of all things miniature is evident in every single inch of the place. It's an impressive collection and a little something different to do in the city. I didn't expect to enjoy it and was tagging along to be a good sport, but was pleasantly surprised.
S	Sana Shine on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The place is awesome ?. I really enjoyed the exhibition. Some miniatures look so realistic that I have a feeling that I’ve indeed visited them. There are represented different historical time and countries. The dolls and furniture are very cute.
K	Kris Oprisch on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very unique and interesting displays. You could spend 30 minutes here or you could spend three hours appreciating all the detail in every piece. Perfect for a rainy day, and it seemed like a great place to take kids as well. The gift shop has plenty of miniature items for under 100NT so that's a cute and cheap souvenir.
C	Christy R n B on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The place was fantastic though it was small, located at B1. All of displayed miniatures were looked realistic. Recommended for the whole family. Also, you can buy some stuffs as souvenirs or as a gift.
M	Manya Hosmane on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The museum is located at B1 of a building. There was no waiting time.This museum is really nice to come with a friend or family. It might be boring for small kids because it is all just miniature structures and models. The entrance fee is 150ntd for children(5-10) 200ntd for teens(11-15), and 250 for adults(15+). There is an option to buy a 30ntd "passport" which is basically a stamp book that you need to collect stamps in for fun. You don't get any prize for finishing all of the stamps. I I don't really think it is that usefull. The comments and description in the book are all in Chinese. The actual museum has English descriptions but only for the important models. After exiting the exhibition there is a souvenir shop with lots of miniature things to buy as well as plenty of different DIY models and even mini games. They also have a cafe and icecream (not popcicles)Overall a good experience and recomend for more mature people.
L	Ling on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The ticket price is a bit high for a private museum (NT$200 for adults), yet it's still a good place to visit, especially for those who appreciate miniature art or candy toys. Not to mention that it's the only miniature museum in Taipei. The museum is in B1 of the building and isn't very big. A close look tour takes around 1.5 - 2 hours. They have Mandarin, Japanese, and English introduction of each artwork, though the content is all different, not directly translated from the other two. Or if you don't want to pay for the ticket, the gift shop is also nice to drop by, with a lot of miniature merchandise (the price isn't low though).