Taipei City Scenes Photo Gallery
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Liberty Square
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National Theatre & National Concert Hall
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National Taiwan Democracy Memorial Hall
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East Gate
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NTU Hospital
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Control Yuan of the Republic of China
This institution has the power to impeach, censure, and audit against government organizations.
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Chi-nan Church
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Office of the President
This building was originally the Governor-General's office during the Japanese colonial period. The Japanese chose Taipei to be the government centre in 1895, and construction of this building began in 1912, with opening 7 years later at a cost of 2.8 million Japanese yen.Information Source : Office of the President Website
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Bank of Taiwan
The bank was established in 1946 with a mandate to manage the national treasury, issue currency, and carry out other central bank functions. With the restoration of the Central Bank of China in 1961, the bank changed its emphasis to general banking.Information Source : Bank of Taiwan Website
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North Gate
This gate is one of few remnants of the city walls, which were destroyed by the Japanese colonialists.
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Chunghwa Post
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Land Bank of Taiwan
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