[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Beitou Museum (Updated Jun)

Beitou Museum is located on the hillside of Beitou The predecessor was the most advanced Jiashan Hot Spring Hotel at that time. It was later designated as a historic site. Take the MRT to Xinbeitou Station and take bus No. 230 in front of Guangming Police Station to Beitou Museum. The whole park is full of Japanese atmosphere The overall building is Japanese style and the floor is mostly made of tatami Every corner is very good to shoot There are also many exhibits and cultural relics to visit in the museum. Many people also apply to hold a one-year-old ceremony for their children. After the visit, you can also dine directly in the century-old building Open flames are not allowed in museums So the food is cooked in the steam oven But the taste is very good! I recommend you to come and take a walk when you have time. Experience the beauty of a century-old Japanese historic building~ Address: No. 32, Youya Road, Beitou District, Taipei City 112 #Taipei Attractions #Taipei Food

#TaipeiHot Springs A "cheap treasure" was found in Beitou Hot Springs! The private bath for 2 people at Huangchi Hot Springs is only NT$750, and you can get clay pot porridge for an additional NT$250. The CP value is so high that I want to let all Taiwanese know~ The process is smooth and the soup is warm, the first choice for weekend relaxation! 💰 High cost-effective experience guide ▪️ Private bath price and additional purchase Easter eggs NT$750/50 minutes on weekdays and NT$750/40 minutes on holidays. After 2 people share it, it is cheaper than a cup of Starbucks! Although you need to bring your own towels, the bathhouse is fully equipped with shower gel, shampoo, and even an "anti-fogging mirror"~ The clay pot porridge given for an additional NT$250 can be selected as "seafood" or "lean meat". We gave up reluctantly because we were in a hurry to go shopping in the market, and we regretted it when we smelled the strong fragrance from the bathhouse next door! ▪️ Process breakdown and pitfall avoidance guide 1. After paying at the counter on the first floor, remember to take the "ticket stub" to the small window on the side to exchange for the "hot spring room door card" (don't lose it!) 2. Go up to the second floor from the stairs next to the "hot spring museum" and follow the signs to the "private hot spring waiting area" to queue up (there are seats to rest) 3. After the number is called, enter the hot spring room to take a shower first, and then soak in the milky white sulfur spring~ When the time is almost up, the staff will knock on the door to remind you, and will never chase you away~ ♨️ Hot spring room experience and hidden gameplay ▪️ Small space, big satisfaction The hot spring room of about 4 square meters is separated into dry and wet areas. The bathtub can accommodate 2 people to bathe side by side. The wall is equipped with "manual water temperature adjustment". If you are afraid of being scalded, add cold water at any time~ There is a small table by the window, where you can put your mobile phone and drinks (it is recommended to bring your own sparkling water). It is simply "ideal on earth" to watch TV while bathing~ ▪️ The unexpected surprise of the public bath After experiencing the public bath, my friends praised: "The men's bath has an open-air bath!" It is said that the bath is made of stone and is decorated with green plants. You can look up at the sky while bathing. The experience is comparable to that of a luxury hotel when there are few people on weekends~ 🚶 Stop by to eat before and after bathing ✅ "Hot Spring Food Tour" at Beitou Market Before bathing, go to the market to buy "Grandma Hot Spring Jade Bamboo Shoots" (NT$30/bag), which are crispy and tender with a faint sulfur aroma; after bathing, eat "Agei Bo"'s fried tofu inlaid with vermicelli (NT$50/portion), which is super delicious with special sweet and spicy sauce~ ✅ "Japanese Architecture Check-in" at Beitou Museum It's a 5-minute walk to the "Beitou Museum", where wooden buildings are paired with red brick arches. It's super exciting to wear a yukata to take "fake Japanese" photos~ There is a permanent hot spring history exhibition in the museum. After visiting, you will understand Beitou's "hot spring culture" better~ ✅ Geothermal Valley "Steam Therapy" Walk 10 minutes from Huangchi to "Geothermal Valley", stand on the observation deck to watch the steaming blue spring water, and buy "hot spring water boiled eggs" (NT$20/piece). The half-cooked egg yolk is mixed with salt, which is simply the "best souvenir for hot spring bathing"~ 💡 Summary of practical tips ✔️ There is no clock in the hot spring room! It is recommended to set a countdown on your phone to avoid dizziness from soaking for too long ✔️ There are the least people before 2 pm on weekdays! We arrived at 14:00 on Wednesday and almost didn't have to queue ✔️ Beitou MRT Station has "free luggage lockers", and it is more comfortable to bathe lightly Summary: Huangchi Hot Spring conquered me with "affordable prices" and "clean experience"! Whether it is a date between couples, a gathering with girlfriends, or healing alone, here you can spend little money to enjoy "exclusive hot spring time"~ Next time I will bring my family here, and buy clay pot porridge on the spot after the hot spring bath, and feel the happiness of "warm from the inside out"~

#2月好去地方2025 ✨Beitou Museum, formerly known as the "Jiashan Hotel" built in 1921, is one of the few well-preserved Japanese historical buildings in Beitou. This two-story wooden building combines Japanese-style gardens, tatami rooms and exquisite carvings, showcasing a strong Japanese cultural atmosphere. 💞Recommendation reason: ⭐️Century-old Japanese-style architecture The museum has a unique architectural style, which makes people feel the architectural aesthetics of the Japanese colonial period. Whether it is the detailed carvings or the garden design, it is full of historical charm. ⭐️Rich cultural collections The museum houses many Beitou hot spring cultures, early daily utensils, and calligraphy and painting artworks, allowing people to get a glimpse of the splendor of Beitou in the past and gain a deeper understanding of the local culture through exhibitions. ⭐️Japanese-style tea ceremony experience Here, you can experience the Japanese-style tea ceremony and feel the elegance and tranquility of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, as if traveling back in time to the elegant days of the Japanese colonial period. Beitou Museum is a cultural treasure that combines history and art. Whether it is appreciating the beauty of the architecture or experiencing the local culture, it can provide visitors with unforgettable memories. When you come to Beitou, you may want to visit this cultural treasure and savor the beauty of the fusion of history and art. It will be a part of your journey that you cannot miss! #check-in #TaipeiAttractions

Beitou, in addition to its world-famous hot springs, is also a place where people can deeply experience Taiwan’s cultural history - the Beitou Museum. This is a treasure hidden in the quiet mountains of Beitou, full of Japanese style and historical charm, suitable for travelers who love cultural exploration to come and savor it. History and architectural beauty The building of Beitou Museum is a work of art in itself. It was originally a high-end hot spring hotel during the Japanese colonial period. The entire building is mainly made of Japanese wooden structure, which is simple yet elegant. Whether it is the wooden floor, sliding door or courtyard landscaping, it perfectly presents the architectural features of the Showa period. The museum retains many original design details. Walking through it is like traveling back in time, and you can feel the warmth and texture of that period of history. Collections and Exhibitions The exhibitions in the Beitou Museum are very rich, covering the cultural relics and crafts from the cultural exchanges between Taiwan and Japan. Particularly worth mentioning is the traditional kimono exhibition and tea ceremony experience area in the museum. The kimonos on display are colorful and exquisitely crafted, making people marvel at the skills of the craftsmen in the past. In addition, there is a special area for Taiwan's hot spring culture, which introduces the development history and stories behind Beitou Hot Springs. The content is easy to understand and is well worth a careful viewing. The tranquil beauty of an outdoor courtyard In addition to the indoor exhibitions, the courtyard design of the Beitou Museum is also very distinctive. The elegant Japanese garden integrates Beitou's local natural landscape. Whether it is the delicate stone lanterns, lush green plants, or the gurgling waterscape, it makes people feel calm and peaceful. Sit on the wooden corridor in the courtyard, sip a cup of tea, and quietly appreciate the beautiful scenery of the garden, as if time has slowed down. 🗓️Itinerary: •Best time to visit: It is recommended to visit on weekdays to avoid the crowds and to appreciate the beauty of the exhibits and architecture more attentively. •Guided tour service: The museum provides professional guided tours that can give you an in-depth understanding of the stories and history behind the exhibits, making your visit more enriching and interesting. •Transportation: It is about a 10-minute walk from the MRT Xinbeitou Station. You can also experience the charm of Beitou Hot Spring Street on the way. 💞Recommended reasons: Beitou Museum is not only a place to display historical relics, but also a paradise where one can experience traditional culture and natural tranquility. Whether you are interested in Taiwan's history or want to find a quiet corner away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this is a great choice. When you come to Beitou, after soaking in the hot springs, you might as well take some time to walk around here to add a touch of cultural thickness and depth to your journey! #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 #Taipei #Beitou

#hiddengems Beitou Hot Spring Museum is not just a place—it’s an experience. Imagine soaking in the warmth of a bygone era as you explore exhibits that unveil the therapeutic wonders of natural hot springs. The intricate display of stone pathways and bubbling springs hints at a history steeped in healing and relaxation. What truly charmed me was the old bathhouse structure. The tiled interior, complete with wooden windows opening into the greenery, exudes tranquility. It was easy to picture how this space must have once been alive with laughter, quiet conversations, and the simple joy of a warm soak. Bonus? The open-air steps near the entrance offer a peaceful spot for reflection, surrounded by flowers and trickling streams. Beitou’s serenity feels unmatched here.

Unforgettable lunch time with family with great view and environment and relax.

Morning: Take a stroll through Beitou Park and soak in the rich Japanese ambiance 🎏 while admiring the century-old architecture. Relax your body and mind with a soothing soak in the outdoor hot springs next to the park. Noon: Enjoy a local Beitou lunch, and be sure to try the highly recommended hot spring ramen, which is both warming and delicious 🍜. Afternoon: Head to the Beitou Museum to explore the history and culture of Beitou, and feel the traces of time passing by ♨️. Evening: Watch the sunset at the Beitou Hot Spring Museum and experience the tranquility and beauty of Beitou 🍻. Night: Wander through Beitou Old Street in search of unique snacks and savor authentic Taiwanese flavors, concluding your day’s journey 🏝️

The Beitou Cultural Relics Museum is located on the hills of Youya Road and Beitou Hot Spring District in Beitou District, Taipei. It was formerly known as the Jiashan Hotel which was built in 1920 and is very famous in Beitou. The high-end hot spring hotel was the Japanese Military Officers Club during the Japanese occupation. In 1945, after the recovery of Taiwan, it became the military residence of the Beigen Museum and the Jiashan Guest House for official holidays. In the 1980s, Zhang Chunming founded the "House of Taiwanese Folk Art Relics" to collect and preserve Taiwan's early folk artifacts. The Aboriginal art was renamed the Beitou Cultural Relics Museum. In September 1998, the Beitou Cultural Relics Museum became a historic monument. In 2002, due to the need for renovation of the Beitou Cultural Relics Museum, it was temporarily closed and reopened on January 17, 2008. The Beitou Cultural Relics Museum has once again become a good place for holiday travel for the big Taipei people.