228 Peace Memorial Park

228 Peace Memorial Park in Zhongzheng district, laid out in 1908 as Taihoku New Park, was renamed in 1996 in memory of the victims of the 28 February 1947 incident and the repression that followed. It has ponds, pavilions, a bandshell, the National Taiwan Museum at its north end and the Taipei 228 Memorial Museum in its old radio station.

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Price: Free entry

Nearby

National Taiwan Museum

museum

Presidential Office Building

historic building

Ximending

street

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

monument

Huashan 1914 Creative Park

cultural venue

Frequently asked questions

Is 228 Peace Memorial Park free?

Yes. Entry to 228 Peace Memorial Park is free.

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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