Evergreen Maritime Museum 長榮海事博物館

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126 Reviews

Tuesday：09:00 - 17:00

4.5

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Introduction

Located on the 1st to 5th floors of the Chang Yung-Fa Charity Foundation building, Evergreen Maritime Museum is a museum featuring maritime collections. The museum holds precious antiques collected from around the world by the founder of the Evergreen Group, Chang Yung-Fa over many decades. The collections include various model boats, maritime paintings, nautical equipment, etc. In an attempt to incorporate education into fun with the exhibitions, the museum hopes to act as a bridge between maritime history, art and technology for people. The museum is situated in a central location in Taipei City, covered by the MRT and multiple lines of buses in the neighborhood. This access-free facility is spacious and comfortable, and also features a café, access-free toilets, water dispensers, lactation rooms, ATM, and free small luggage lockers.

Information

Themes: Art and Cultural Centers
Subject: Family、Campus teaching
Suggested Months for Visiting: All year
Phone Number: +886-2-23516699
FAX: +886-2-23915178
Address: No.11, Chungshan S. Rd., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei City Taiwan, R.O.C

Opening Hours


Sunday	09:00 - 17:00
Monday	Off day
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00
Saturday	09:00 - 17:00

Services & Facilities

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Transportaiton

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Nearby MRT

R Tamsui-Xinyi Line NTU Hospital

R Tamsui-Xinyi Line Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall

BL Bannan Line Shandao Temple

R Tamsui-Xinyi Line Taipei Main Station

G Songshan-Xindian Line Xiaonanmen

Review

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25 Average
55 Very good
45 Excellent

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18 Families
14 Couples
28 Solo
5 Business
7 Friends

619je

Keysborough, Australia

See some old ships

2020-08

Eveergreen is one of Taiwan's biggest shipping companies. The museum is on the ground floor, if you are interested in ships, you will like it. The museum is adjacent to the CKS Memorial Hall.
619jeffry

Essendon, Australia

Getting a good feel for maritime history

2020-01

There are not a lot of boats here, but they are interesting. The full-sized canoe, built by Taiwan's Aborigines, is outstanding, as is the Arab Dhow. Admiral Zheng He is China's most famous mariner, there's a model of his treasure ship. The Museum is adjacent to the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. There's a cafe and a gift shop. The Museum is closed on Mondays.
Wojo79

Chicago, Illinois

Cool museum

2019-09

It was by far the most expensive museum that I've been to in TaiPei (even though it was only around 7 USD). They explained to me that it was a private museum. If you like ships it is for you. 5 floors of maritime exhibits. I believe there is easily over 100 models of ships from all the times. There are also real size boats from Asia. Nice, new AC building.
VladMI

Waterford, Michigan

Traveler type:

En solitario

High quality ships models, convenient location next to C.K.S Memorial Hall

2019-05

I liked the museum. It is located in Chang Yung-Fa Foundation building, home of Evergreen group, the company that owns two Taiwanese jewels - Evergreen shipping company and Eva Air airline. The museum is located next to C.K.S Memorial Hall. When you exit the Memorial Hall through the main gate turn right and walk until you see the roundabout. The building is there on the right. I walked to the museum from Ximending. I was impressed by the quality of models of Japanese and German WWII ships. There are also some authentic pieces at Titanic stand. If you visit with kids there are some interactive stands that kids would like. There is also a souvenir shop at the ground floor with some interesting items. Overall it is worth a visit. I enjoyed it.
Lily W

Traveler type:

Solo travel

Amazing models, I enjoyed my visit even though I get seasick easily

2018-08

I'm not a boat person but I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. The museum has models of historic vessels (ever wondered what a trireme looked like?) and covers maritime history. Of course, there are models of contemporary boats, important vessels in history and exhibits on maritime practices (semaphore, vital equipment, major maritime events). There aren't many maritime museums out there so if you're in Taipei, check this gem out.