Taipei 101 Building

Taipei 101 is one of the most famous skyscrapers in the world and also the largest engineering project in the history of Taiwan's construction industry. It was once the tallest building in the world from 2004 to 2010. With its unique appearance and design based on the Chinese lucky number eight. Taipei 101 is the first building to be built different from other ordinary skyscrapers in the world.

The Taipei 101 building used the Mega structural system to prevent disasters and damage caused by high winds. Each eight floors will have a self-controlled space so the impact of wind on the building surface will be eliminated. The foundation section ensures the safety and comfort of pedestrians. Taipei 1010 is likened to a flexible bamboo reaching up to the sky and the building is a reflection of the traditional Chinese building philosophy. The building has a 7 degree inclination inward with transparent glass walls, ensuring the best light and heat reflection.

The observatory is located on the 89th floor of the building, where visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Taipei City and its surroundings. There is a museum that takes visitors through the design and construction of Taipei 101, along with other similar large-scale construction projects around the world. Guests can experience the free audio tour in 11 different languages. The elevator of the Taipei 101 Observatory has won a Guinness World Record - with a speed of 1010 meters per minute, it only takes 37 seconds to reach the 89th Floor.

You can access the outdoor observatory by stairs from the 89th floor. From the outside, where you can see the tower at its peak 508 meters. Inside the building on the 91st floor is a mini cinema, which summarizes the entire construction process of Taipei 101. The 91st floor, open only on days with good weather conditions.

The 88th floor has a wide corridor where you can freely admire the endless skyline of Taipei city from above. You'll be in awe of the building's damper, a feat of Taiwan's construction industry. A wind damper with a diameter of 5.5 meters and a weight of 660 tons is suspended in the building to withstand the pressure of the wind and help Taipei 101 stand upright. In addition, visitors can also visit the Sky Treasury where a collection of unique jade crafts is kept.

Taipei 101 shopping center gathers high-class restaurants, fashion shops of world famous brands. Here, visitors can easily find their favorite products. Taipei 101 Shopping Mall joins the ranks of world-class shopping malls such as 5th Avenue in New York, Avenue Champs - Élysées in Paris and Rome Via Condotti. This place fully converges elements to meet the needs of sophisticated and classy customers with a variety of high-end brands, sophistication in design and style.

The design of Taipei 101 is shaped like a giant bamboo tree, which is the symbol of Taipei city in particular and the island nation of Taiwan in general. Coming here, visitors can not only admire a magnificently built masterpiece, freely choose to shop for luxury goods, but also enjoy special dishes of Chinese cuisine at restaurants. famous Michelin star.

Operating hours: From 10.00AM to 10.00PM (weekdays)

Entrance ticket price:

89th floor observatory: NTD 350

Visiting the outside observatory on the 91st floor will incur an additional cost of NTD 100