Taipei National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine - Helpful Information for Visitors


National Revolutionary Martyrs Shrine commemorates the military and civilians martyrs who fought to make Taiwan an independent and democratic country.

Martyrs Shrine in Taipei shrine features names and pictures of fallen heroes and historical information.
 
Taipei Martyrs' Shrine's main attraction is the changing of the guard ceremony at the top of each hour.

The changing of the guard starts at the front gate to the main shrine and then back to the front gate of the Martyrs' Shrine.

You can walk with guards to the Shrine and back.

National Revolutionary Martyrs Shrine is a must-see in Taipei!

More useful information below in this Martyrs' Shrine travel guide for visitors to Taipei.

 

Address

National Revolutionary Martyrs Shrine Taipei Address:

No.139 Bei'an Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10491

 

Admission Fee

Martyrs' Shrine Taipei Admission:

FREE

Martyrs' Shrine Taipei Hours:

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Daily)

 

Getting There

 

By Taipei MRT and Bus combination to Martyrs' Shrine in Taipei:

- Take the Tamsui-Xinyi (2 or red) line to Yuanshan Station

- Exit the Yuanshan MRT station and take Bus 208 Zhonghe – Dazhi

- Exit the Bus on stop 50- Martyr’s Shrine

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Recommendation

Tips for visiting Martyrs' Shrine in Taipei:

- Visit to the Taipei Martyrs' Shrine will take about 1 hour or more including the changing of the guard's ceremony.

- Wear comfortable shoes for walking and standing around at Martyrs' Shrine in Taipei.

- Clean bathrooms but there is no toilet paper so bring your own.

- You will be walking outside most of the time so wear sunscreen/ hat in summer.

Website

Visit the Taiwan Website page for Taipei Martyr's Shrine for more information

Taipei Half-Day City Tour - $45.00

Get a glimpse of Taipei on this three-hour tour. See how the people live in this interesting city. Visit Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall, Martyrs's Shrine, a classic Ming Dynasty architecture and later onto the National Palace Museum. Conclude with a visit to a Handicraft Center to view typical Taiwanese craftsmanship.