Viajes en Taipei

Fui con mi hija a visitar el pais en miniatura. Ella tenia 7 años y fue muy entretenida para ella y para mí como padre. Es en unas horas recorrer todo el mundo! Los baños son muy limpios y los restaurantes que hay son muy convenientes y ricas las comidas que ofrecen. El personal de atención son de 5 estrellas.

un lugar que nada tiene que ver con la cultura de Taiwan. un lugar que no recomiendo para nada, es perder la plata

l museo , que se encuentra en el sótano, resultó ser sorprendentemente bueno . Tiene una buena colección de casas de muñecas en miniatura , arquitecturas famosos y escenas de cuentos de hadas. Al igual que un teletransportador , entrar en el museo lleva a uno a los cuentos de hadas mágico de Blancanieves y Los viajes de Gulliver , sólo para nombrar unos pocos.

Worst experience ever and I have taken my two kids many many places in Taipei. My very responsible 8 year old daughter asked for a $20 book just after we entered the museum to collect stamps in. I sent her back with the money. She was less than 2 meters away from me while I watched my 3 year old. I was subsequently summoned by the woman at the front desk who lectured me ( in front of other visitors) on not letting my kids run around and that they could get lost. How rude and patronizing. Why not just give her the book ( she had asked in Chinese). Why the need to lecture someone on their parenting skills when I was standing less than two meters away and watching my three year old. Totally ruined our stay there. They need to change their attitude towards paying customers. Nobody wants to be spoken to like that. We did absolutely nothing wrong. I’m absolutely appalled by this lady’s rude and obnoxious manner. Avoid this place if you have kids. Have since read other reviews from people who say staff were also rude and unfriendly to their children. It’s not always easy taking two kids out on your own. Have some consideration!

You have to bring out your inner child when you visit this unique museum, and it is quite amazing to see everything downsized so proportionately. To get to this museum, you take exit 5 of Songjiang Nanjing Rd metro stop, walk to Yitong Rd, turn right, walk through Yitong Park and one block further towards a main street. The museum is located inside an office building in the lower level. Open 10-6 for anyone interested. I love the whimsy of this museum, appreciate the work involved to make miniatures this small. There was even the tiniest 2” TV screen which was actually a working TV screen. The chandeliers in all these dioramas had the tiniest light bulbs in them and working too. There were scenes of villages from the 18th, 19th centuries, of beloved stories like Alice in Wonderland, of fairy stories, Pinocchio, many others. My favourites were just little living rooms in miniature. There was one modern little kitchen donated from Richmond, BC. I also loved a cutaway of Buckingham Palace showing 3 floors of furnished rooms in miniature. Even more amazing was Louis XIV’s Palace of Versaille’s Hall of Mirrors in miniature. This museum remains one of my favourites.