Taipei Unlimited Fun Pass 30+ Attractions, Transports & More

Taipei Unlimited Fun Pass 30+ Attractions, Transports & More

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Features

Free cancellation available
3d
Mobile voucher
Instant confirmation
Multiple languages

Overview

-Taipei Unlimited Fun Pass is the only travel pass combines transport and attractions

-Visit Taipei 101, National Palace Museum, and other 30 popular attractions

-Unlimited rides on Taipei MRT, buses, and Taiwan Tourist Shuttles.

-You'll also receive exclusive gift packs from 3+ shopping districts and Taipei Shopping discounts.

-Taipei Local Experiences: Tours and Activities for a Deeper Dive
1)Pingxi Sky Lantern Experience
2)Maokong Tie Guanyin Tea Bag DIY
3)Jiufen Red Lantern Blessing Experience
4)Jiufen Lai A-Po Taro Balls
5)Choose one between Master A-Tsung Pineapple Cake/ Taro Pastry.

-Free exchange for an exclusive limited-edition gift - a set of two “Dragon and Tiger Night Market Cups” with Taiwan characteristics.

-Detailed information on entry methods for each venue and various discounts：https://funpass.travel.taipei/TaipeiFunPASS-admission-instruction.html

-For more information, download the “Taipei FunPass APP”.

Activity location

TAIPEI 101 Observatory
- 89F, No. 7, Sec. 5, Xinyi Rd., Xinyi Dist
- 110, Xinyi District, Taiwan

Meeting/Redemption Point

TAIPEI 101 Observatory
- 89F, No. 7, Sec. 5, Xinyi Rd., Xinyi Dist
- 110, Xinyi District, Taiwan

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Unlimited 1-Day Pass

3d
English

Travellers

Languages available

Price details

NZ$94.25 x 1 AdultNZ$94.25

Total

Unlimited 2-Day Pass

3d
English

Travellers

Languages available

Price details

NZ$119.40 x 1 AdultNZ$119.40

Total

Unlimited 3-Day Pass

3d
English

Travellers

Languages available

Price details

NZ$138.26 x 1 AdultNZ$138.26

Total

What's included, what's not

Taipei 101 Observatory Full-Price Ticket x 1
Unlimited rides for 5 Taiwan Tourist Shuttle routes
National Museum of Marine Science & Technology Full-Price Ticket x 1
The Lin Family Mansion and Garden Full Ticket x 1
Unlimited Taipei MRT rides
Fisherman’s Wharf → Tamsui(Boat service has been cancelled until 6/30) x 1
Taipei Children's Amusement Park Admission Ticket+4 rides x 1
Heping Island Park E-ticket x 1
Taipei Fine Art Museum Adult Ticket X 1
National Taiwan Museum Nanmen Park Exhibition Hall Admission Ticket x 1
Tamsui→ Fisherman’s Wharf(Boat service has been cancelled until 6/30) x 1
Miramar Entertainment Park Ferris Wheel Full-Price Ticket x 1
Unlimited Day Pass（Gift） x 1
Maokong Gondola One-Way Ticket x 2
Juming Museum Full-price Ticket x 1
Tamsui Historical Museum Full-price Ticket x 1
Gift sets from 3 popular Commercial areas in Taipei: Yongkang, Maokong, and Dadaocheng
National Taiwan Museum Railway Department Park Adult Ticket x 1
Miniatures Museum of Taiwan Ticket x 1
Gold Museum Full-price Ticket x 1
Yehliu Geopark Full-price Ticket x 1
Beitou Museum Entry Ticket x 1
Taipei Zoo Ticket x 1
Main Building of Chiang Kai-Shek Shilin Residence Full-Price Ticket x 1
Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei (Regular Admission) X 1
Sky Lantern Police Station Electric Sky Lantern Ticket x 1
National Palace Museum Ordinary-Visit Ticket x 1
Unlimited Taipei, New Taipei, and Keelung city bus rides
National Taiwan Museum Main Hall+ Land Bank Outpost Exhibition Hall Full Admission x 1
Lover’s Tower Admission Ticket x 1
Food & Drinks
Insurance
Hotel Pickup
Taoyuan Airport, Taipei Airport Express/metro services
Highway buses with 4-digit numbers

Know before you book

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transport options are available nearby
Transport options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Activity itinerary

TAIPEI 101 Observatory

The observatory is on Taipei 101’s 89th floor. After taking the high-speed lift, one of the 12 most stunning lifts in the world, travellers can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Taipei, from the numerous tall buildings to the mountains that surround the city. The observatory is the best spot to view this great city.

National Palace Museum

The National Palace Museum is located at Waishuangxi in Taipei, surrounded by hills and greenery. It has over 690,000 pieces of ancient Chinese artworks, covering 8,000 years of history. The museum is one of the greatest in the world.

Zhishan Garden

The Zhishan Garden, covering an area of 1.88 hectares, is based on traditional Chinese garden building techniques, and is filled with a literary atmosphere. It reflects the garden styles of the Sung and Ming dynasties. Some describe the Chinese garden as a euphemistic poem or a long unfolding landscape painting. After enjoying the treasures of the National Palace Museum, we invite you to relax in this Arcadia of the ancient literati.

Shilin Official Residence

Main Building of Chiang Kai-Shek Shilin Residence was where Chiang Kai-shek and his wife lived for 26 years. It is a record of how they lived and has been played an important role at key points in history. Entering the residence, visitors can see how the late president held family get-togethers, received guests, and lived day to day.

Miramar Entertainment Park

Countless people have enjoyed a bird’s eye view of Taipei by taking a ride on Miramar Entertainment Park’s huge Ferris Wheel, and many couples have recreated romantic scenes from TV idol dramas. After dark, the dazzling neon light show will stop you in your tracks.

Gondola Maokong Station

Maokong Gondola is one of the favourite attractions of Taiwanese tourists. Along the journey, tourists can enjoy the beautiful landscapes and have open views of Taipei 101 and Taipei City. Moreover, passengers can overlook the mountain and enjoy the panorama when boarding Crystal Cabin.

Taipei Zoo

Taipei Zoo has various resources displayed in the outdoor and indoor exhibits. The zoo displays lots of animals including the rare and precious species of Swinhoe’s Pheasant and Sika Deer, and the popular animals such as Panda, Koala and Penguin. This is an attraction worth a visit.

Taipei Children's Amusement Park

Taipei Children's Amusement Park was established by the Taipei City Government. It covers around five hectares and has various rides, a 5-games area, and children's theatre. Entertaining free performances are laid on at weekends and at holiday times. There is also an indoor play area so that kids can have a lot of fun at the park rain or shine!

Miniatures Museum of Taiwan

Miniatures Museum of Taiwan is the first museum to collect miniature artwork in Asia. The museum exhibits thousands of miniature artwork, such as Rose Mansion of California, Trooping the Colour of British, Buckingham Palace and the fairy tale of Jack & Beanstalk. Travellers can enjoy various locales and other famous scenes from destinations worldwide here.

YehLiu Geopark

Yehliu Geopark is a masterpiece of nature famed for its sea-eroded landscape. Top on the list of geological attractions are the Queen’s Head, Cute Princess, Tofu Rock, Elephant Rock, Fairy’s Shoe etc. With blue sky, surf, and strange rocks, this beautiful coastline is where visitors love to take photographs and check in on Facebook.

Jinguashi Gold Ecological Park

The Gold Museum used to be the offices of a mining company, Taiwan Metal Mining Co. It fully displays local mining history and how people lived at the time. This ticket gives you free entry to the museum’s Four-joined Japanese Style Residence, the Environmental Building, Gold Refining Building, Jin-shui Special Exhibition Hall, and Gold Building, taking you on a nostalgic journey back in time.

Tamsui Historical Museum

Tamsui Historical Museum comprises Fort San Domingo and a cluster of surrounding historic buildings. This ticket provides entry to Fort San Domingo, Tamsui Customs Officer's Residence and Hobe Fort. Soak up the exotic charm of the historic buildings in an unforgettable journey around this small town.

Tamshui Fisherman's Wharf

Taking a cruise between Tamsui Ferry Wharf and Fisherman’s Wharf is a must-do activity for visitors to Tamsui. As the sun sets and rosy clouds fill the sky, the shining ripples of the Tamsui River present a beautiful scene.

Juming Museum

This famed art museum has both indoor and outdoor exhibition spaces. The sculptures,standing on the green grass, gives the visitors a sense of unity between human and natures. They also look like having impromptu performance on the stage of this large outdoor theatre.

Heping Island Park

With years of erosion by the wind and sea, the eroded rocks and coasts have formed special shapes, which is the feature of Heping Island Park. Along the trail, you can enjoy the magnificent natural landscape. This is also a perfect place for swimming and dating. Swimming with the fishes can bring amazing experience for you.

Jingtong Sky Lantern Pavilion

"Let a small wish soar up into the sky! A wish written with your own hand will shine brightly in the darkness on a nine-meter-high sky lantem-shaped glass curtain with almost 200,000 LED lights. Quietly experience this touching moment at a night you will always remember."

National Museum of Marine Science & Technology

"The cargo ship-shaped Main Exhibition Building is packed with information about oceans and new technology, leading visitors into an undersea world. At the museum, visitors can get to know the ocean, get close to the ocean, and understand the importance of a sustainable ocean, and become not just knowledgeable about the marine environment, but also its good friend."

Tamshui Lover's Tower

With the most romantic moments, the Tamsui Lover's Tower is a rotating observation tower, 360-degree panoramic view of Tamsui mountains and seas, whether it is a beautiful sunset, or night view, you can experience the romantic atmosphere here, come to Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf. Don't miss it.

Museum of Contemporary Arts, Taipei

The “Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei” was originally an primary school during the Japanese occupation period, and its red-brick facade exudes an air of history. The theme of the exhibition is very diversified which fascinates many young students, hipsters, and influencers who love art.

Taipei Fine Arts Museum

The Taipei Fine Arts Museum, the first contemporary art museum in Taiwan, is a pure white, magnificent and unique building, standing in the Fine Arts Park of the Hua Bo Park, where special exhibitions and touring exhibitions are held on a regular basis, combining culture, education and art, making it an excellent choice for you to cultivate your mind and body with art.

Wu Dengyi Art Museum

Dedicated to the renowned Taiwanese ink painting master, Mr. Wu Dang-Yi, this century-old building continues his artistic legacy. With an open attitude that integrates Eastern and Western influences, the museum aims to create an international platform for Taiwanese indigenous art and global cultural exchange. Emphasising the charm and value of contemporary ink painting, the museum seeks to propel Taiwanese art into the future.

Yang Ming Oceanic Culture and Art Museum

The exhibitions "ON BOARD" and "WHERE ARE YOU FORM?" focus on the people and objects in the shipping industry, inviting viewers to follow the perspective and movements of maritime workers. The goal is to explore the mobile experiences, inspiring moments, and touching times of those involved in maritime activities.

Taipei Music Center

For over a hundred years, this land has been telling stories through songs, sweeping through the Chinese-speaking world and impacting billions of lives. Whether in authoritarian times or in today's open-minded society, these musicians and their songs have transcended generations and space, breaking boundaries and leaving vivid memories in everyone's lives.

National Taiwan Museum-Ministry of Railways

The Main Building of the National Taiwan Museum is the oldest museum in Taiwan, with a Greek-style exterior that gives the illusion of being in Europe, and a wealth of exhibits that are worth visiting both from a historical and architectural design perspective.

National Taiwan Museum Nanmen Park

The Nanmen Branch, formerly known as the Taipei Nanmen Factory, was established in 1899 and is an industrial museum that mainly exhibits camphor and opium. It also preserves a part of the original appearance of the factory settlement, and this small park is rich in Taiwanese historical relics, which is a good place to take your time to appreciate.

Land Bank Exhibition Hall of National Taiwan Museum

If you are a dinosaur fan, you can't miss it! The museum has a huge collection of dinosaur fossils, which are very popular among children of all ages and is a Taiwanese version of the Night at the Museum! Also known as the "Land Bank Exhibition Hall of National Taiwan Museum," it preserves the original bank vaults and shows the complete history of financial evolution.

Ching-Kuo Chi-Hai Cultural Park

The Ching-kuo Chi-Hai Cultural Park is centred on the Chi-Hai Residence and the Chiang Ching-kuo Presidential Library, with an attached visitor centre. The park seeks to preserve the memory of Chiang Ching-kuo’s life and revitalise this important historical site. The Chiang Ching-kuo Presidential Library features exhibition halls dedicated to the life of Chiang Ching-kuo. The exhibition halls present Chiang Ching-kuo’s personality, important life experiences, and major political achievements, enabling visitors to get a better understanding of his life’s work.

Beitou Museum

The Beitou Museum, built in 1921, has elements of a hot spring inn. In addition to the beauty of the Japanese-syle architecture, there are also historical artefacts on display. The garden is a beautiful place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and stroll through the green garden, giving you a deep sense of Japanese nostalgia.

Waterpark Taipei

Located in the southern part of the Taipei Basin, at the hub of the Gongguan commercial district, Taipei Water Park is the origin of Taipei's tap water. It serves as an environmental education facility with a theme centred around "water resource conservation

The Lin Family Mansion and Garden

The "The Lin Family Mansion and Garden" in Ximen Street, Banqiao District, New Taipei City is the best-preserved gardening monument in Taiwan, and is also a Class 2 national monument. The garden is full of greenery, quiet environment and ancient architecture, which makes people feel like they have travelled back in time in a second. Come take a walk!

九份聯合辦公室

The red lantern is a unique symbol of Jiufen, hanging high in the stone-paved alleys throughout the area. Originating from the early days of gold mining when there were no streetlights, every household would hang lanterns at night to guide people home, symbolising safety, reunion, and the brightness of hope. This traditional culture has persisted, with the red lanterns transforming into symbols of blessings. People carry lanterns, praying for good luck throughout the year!

吉祥天燈

A sky lantern flashes in the air, carrying everyone's "wishes" and "dreams". Write down your blessings and pass on your wishes through the Pingxi sky lantern to give you the warmest and most unforgettable night!

Redwood Tea House

Visitors to Maokong must taste the Taiwanese tea culture & tea bag DIY experience. The in-depth tea ceremony teaches you how to make a good cup of tea anytime in your daily life, and invites visitors to write down a prayer seal with a brush and seal it together with Maokong Tieguanyin to record this wonderful journey.

賴阿婆芋圓 Lai Ah Po Taro Balls

Passed down through four generations, Lai Grandma's Taro Balls on Jiufen Old Street is famous for its 5-in-1 flavour, featuring taro balls, sweet potato balls, purple sweet potato balls, green tea balls, and sesame balls, available in both hot and cold options. The taro balls have a chewy and elastic texture, complemented by plump red beans and azuki beans, with the rustic environment adorned with large red lanterns, creating a traditional atmosphere on the old street!

Visitor center

"Free exchange for an exclusive limited-edition gift - a set of two ""Dragon and Tiger Night Market Cups"" with Taiwan characteristics. Fill them with beer, clink glasses with friends, and shout ""HO DA LA!"" The phrase represents ""Friends, welcome to Taiwan! We hope to share all the delicious food and enjoyable attractions in Taipei, New Taipei, and Keelung with you. Cheers to your trip to Taiwan, and may you feel the passion of Taiwanese."

Master A-Tsung

The father of Taro Pastry once again launches a new Taiwan variety, "Little Yam," meticulously selected premium yams are used. Crafted by the hands of the master of Yam Pastry, A-Tsung, the yams are unpeeled, ready to eat with the skin. It's so delicious that you'll itch to eat it if you don't. Thin crust, generous filling, soft and non-sticky, with a delicate and rich texture. It's filled with the natural sourness and sweetness of pineapples. With its unique Taiwanese shape, it symbolises the profound meaning of Taiwanese people's unity and cooperation.

Location

Activity location

TAIPEI 101 Observatory
- 89F, No. 7, Sec. 5, Xinyi Rd., Xinyi Dist
- 110, Xinyi District, Taiwan

Meeting/Redemption Point

TAIPEI 101 Observatory
- 89F, No. 7, Sec. 5, Xinyi Rd., Xinyi Dist
- 110, Xinyi District, Taiwan

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