Hidden Gem｜Taipei Guest House

The Taipei Guest House, a national historic site that opens only once a month, is dedicated to hosting domestic and international dignitaries or celebrating special events. Completed in 1901, the residence has a history of over a century. Initially named the 'Taiwan Governor-General's Residence,' it served not only as the governor's home but also as a venue for entertaining and hosting distinguished guests and royalty. The current Taipei Guest House features a Baroque-style exterior, exuding opulence. Photography is allowed inside, but video recording is prohibited. The interior is lavish and glittering, making it well worth a visit! Taipei Guest House No. 1, Ketagalan Blvd, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City