Travel Guide to the Presidential Palace in Taipei, China

Scenic spot introduction:

Since its completion in 1919, the Presidential Palace in Taipei, China, has been the seat of the highest power in Taiwan, China, and is also a designated historic site by the Ministry of Culture of Taiwan. When it was put into use during the Japanese colonial rule in Taiwan, it was used as the office building of the Governor-General's Office of Taiwan. Today, the Baroque-style architecture The solemn and majestic red building is very eye-catching and can be seen from a long distance. It is a unique feature of Taipei. architecture represent.

Attractions distribution:

Located at No. 122, Section 1, Chongqing South Road, Boai Special Zone, main building It is four stories high. The first floor is the base, and you can go straight up from the driveway and steps at the main gate to the mansion. Second floor ; Second floor It is an open hall with a Y-shaped staircase, Bronze Statue of Sun Yat-sen and the national emblem of the Republic of China; the third floor is the main floor for reception, with the Green Hall, Sunny Hall, Rainbow Hall , Auditorium The fourth floor is for the leadership office. In addition, there are two Garden , that is, South Garden ,north Garden , planted with flowers and trees, the environment is elegant and pleasant. Central Tower It is 60 meters high and overlooks the entire Taipei City. Ketagalan Boulevard , which is one of the main gathering and parade venues designated by the Taiwan government.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, history and culture, architecture