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The front of the National Palace Museum with its green-tiled roofs.
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National Palace Museum

The National Palace Museum in Shilin holds one of the largest collections of Chinese imperial art, some 700,000 objects brought from the Forbidden City and other palaces and moved to Taiwan in 1948–49. The main building of 1965 shows bronzes, jade, ceramics, calligraphy and paintings in rotating displays, among them the Jadeite Cabbage.

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Tickets with extras from $12.42

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Is National Palace Museum free?

No. No plain entry ticket is sold online; tickets with extras start at $12.42.

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