[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Postal Museum (Updated Apr)

People often ask what fun things to do in Taipei. This time, I would like to recommend a family-friendly indoor attraction near the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. The monster first knew about this postal museum - it was when his family drove past and accidentally discovered it and became interested After checking, you can play for half a day for only 30 yuan, and you can also learn more about stamps. This five-story museum is worth the money and can be a recommended indoor attraction in Taipei on rainy days I believe that both adults and children can have a great time here!

When I arrived at the Postal Museum, I didn't expect that there were so few people visiting. It was like a private room. This way, I didn't have to squeeze in with the crowds. It was great, especially in the hot summer. I really wanted to find a place to escape the heat. This is the right place. There is air conditioning inside, so you can stay here for the whole afternoon. In addition to many display cabinets, there are also some places and backboards for taking photos. You won't feel bored while taking photos while walking around. It's actually quite fun. If you don't know where to go, you can come here to take a look. #Hot summer destination #Good place for families

Postal Museum It has a cool collection of stamps of famous places in the world and Taiwan. The teaching aids are well maintained and there are interactive games suitable for children. It is worth bringing children to see and learn. The tickets are cheap and there are not many people, so it is very comfortable. 👍👍👍👍

Postal Museum Very suitable for parent-child indoor activities, adult tickets are 30, free for children under 6 years old, a paradise for philatelists, an amazing museum, it is worth bringing children to see and learn, some interactive learning, you can understand the history of postal stamps. 👍👍👍👍

Taipei Attractions-Postal Museum The Postal Museum was founded on December 1, 1965. March 20 of the following year was the 70th anniversary of the postal service. Officially open to the public. At that time, the General Post Office was used. The museum was established in the old office building in Xindian after some renovation. Due to the remote location, small houses and There are planned roads running through it that cannot be expanded. The development of library affairs is severely restricted. Many postal baby cartoon dolls, Very suitable for family museums🥰 Address: No. 45, Section 2, Chongqing South Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City 100 #travelcoolexperiences #travelinspiration #travelstrategies #goodplacesforparentsandchildren #wheretogoinsummer

Stepping into the Taipei Postal Museum feels like entering a corridor of time. The towering building's exterior is adorned with a deep green color, symbolizing the stability of postal culture and the weight of history. The interior is meticulously arranged, blending past and present postal memories seamlessly. As you enter the exhibition hall, you are greeted by an entire wall of ancient stamps. These small squares, with their delicate strokes, record national events, cultural heritage, and natural landscapes, each carrying countless stories. I paused in front of a stamp depicting Taiwan's landscapes, and for a moment, I felt the warmth of the sender's intentions. Further inside, vintage mailboxes, hand-cranked telephones, and early postal vehicles are quietly displayed, like silent guardians, narrating the evolution of postal services from pen and paper to digital communication. The interactive area allows visitors to experience the joy of hand-stamping, leaving not just an imprint but a memory of the journey. The Postal Museum is like an unsent letter, recounting historical details and offering a warm and profound cultural journey.

The Postal Museum was established on December 1, 1965, and officially opened to the public on March 20 of the following year. Initially, it was set up by slightly renovating the old office building of the former Post Office in Xindian. Due to its remote location, small size, and the planned road running through it, the museum's development was greatly restricted. To meet the needs of cultural construction and postal service development, a 10-story building was constructed in Nanhai Academy, Taipei, and it was completed and opened in 1984. The Postal Museum looks even more antique and charming when photographed at night, but it is only open until 5 PM. The admission fee is only 30 NT dollars, which includes a postcard with a postmark. You can visit from the second to the sixth floor, and it will be dark by the time you finish. There are many exhibits and interactive games, making it a great place to bring children. 📍Address: No. 45, Section 2, Chongqing South Road, Taipei City 🕰️Business Hours: 09:00 – 17:00, closed on Mondays