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Opening hours

Open from 1/1-6/30, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm

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SGD 2.61
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SGD 1.89
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Highlights

  • Baroque Architecture: The main pump room features Neo-Classical columns and a curved facade reflecting early 20th-century European design.

  • Historical Machinery: The interior houses original centrifugal pumps and cast-iron piping used during the Japanese colonial era.

  • Guanyinshan Trail: A wooded walking path behind the museum leads to a century-old underground reservoir and various ecological observation points.

  • Pipe Sculpture Park: An outdoor display area showcases large-scale industrial water pipes and decommissioned technical equipment.

About Museum of Drinking Water

Local Legends & Stories

The building houses remnants of Taipei's early 20th-century water infrastructure, reflecting the city's transformation from a colonial outpost to a modern metropolis. Local legends speak of the mountain springs that once provided pure water to the area, now preserved in the museum's historical displays.

Must Do Experiences

  • Explore the interactive water treatment simulation that shows how Taipei purifies its drinking water

  • Visit the vintage pipe and infrastructure displays showcasing over a century of water engineering

  • Test your knowledge at the water conservation quiz stations throughout the museum

  • Enjoy the rooftop viewing area with panoramic views of the surrounding Zhongzheng District

Hidden Gems

  • The museum's collection of antique water meters reveals how Taipei households have measured their consumption over decades

  • Don't miss the small exhibition corner dedicated to the mountains and reservoirs that supply the city's water

  • The museum's gift shop offers unique water-themed souvenirs you won't find elsewhere in Taipei

What Makes it Special

  • Taipei's only museum dedicated entirely to drinking water and urban water infrastructure

  • Features rare historical artifacts from the Japanese colonial era water management systems

  • Combines scientific education with interactive technology for an engaging learning experience

Available Facilities

Gift shop Restrooms Wheelchair accessibility Educational workshop spaces Seating areas Multilingual audio guides

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

Visit during the non-summer period for concession pricing and fewer crowds. Weekday mornings tend to be less busy, allowing for a more relaxed exploration of the exhibits.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

  • Natural lighting in the exhibition halls is ideal for capturing the interactive displays without flash

  • The rooftop area offers excellent opportunities for cityscape photography on clear days

  • Some historical artifacts may have no-photography restrictions, so look for signage before shooting

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

Taiwanese visitors appreciate quiet, respectful behavior in educational spaces, so maintain a moderate volume It's customary to remove shoes in certain exhibition areas, so follow the posted signs Support local conservation efforts by purchasing educational materials from the museum gift shop

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

  • World Water Day celebrations in March featuring special exhibitions and conservation workshops

  • Summer water education programs for school groups and families

  • Annual open house events showcasing Taipei's water infrastructure to the public

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

  • Keep personal belongings secure in the interactive areas where children may be playing

  • Follow all posted safety instructions for hands-on exhibits and simulations

  • Stay on designated pathways in the museum grounds and rooftop viewing area

Visitor Information

Entry Fee

Concession tickets are available during the non-summer period for eligible visitors. Standard adult admission pricing applies during the summer season.

Visit Duration

Plan approximately 1.5 to 2 hours for a comprehensive visit including all interactive exhibits and the rooftop viewing area. Families with children may want to allow extra time for the hands-on learning stations.

Accessibility

The museum is fully wheelchair accessible with ramps and elevators connecting all floors. Accessible restrooms are available on-site for visitors with mobility needs.

Overview

Discover Taipei's hidden hydration history at the Museum of Drinking Water, where interactive exhibits reveal how the city's essential resource flows from mountain sources to your tap. This unique attraction combines education with hands-on exploration, making it a refreshing stop for curious travelers and families alike.

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Important Information

Opening Hours

Open from 1/1-6/30, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm
Open from 7/1-8/31, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-6:00pm
Open from 9/1-12/31, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm
Closed on Mon

What's Included

  • Museum of Drinking Water Ticket(Non-Summer Period)Concession

Not Included

  • Water Experience Education Area-Lord Castle Mansion Sports Center (this area is charged separately)
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1. Some areas in the park require additional fees. 2. The park has different Opening Time during summer and non-summer, so please pay attention before departure. 3. The park is closed on Mondays, and will be open as usual if Monday falls on a consecutive holiday. 4. To maintain the cleanliness of the park, please cooperate and throw the garbage into the cleaning bin. 5. The flowers and trees in the park are not easy to plant, so please do not climb or trample on them. 6. To maintain the safety of park visitors, bicycles, scooters, balance bikes for children, cars, motorcycles, etc. are prohibited from entering the park, and dangerous items such as fireworks are not allowed. In addition, the park prohibits the operation and release of remote-controlled flying equipment such as drones (remote-controlled drones) without permission. 7. To maintain the quality of the park, smoking, chewing betel nuts, drinking and bringing pets are prohibited in the park. 8. Photos, videos and videotapes taken in the park shall not be used for commercial purposes without the prior consent of the park. 9. To maintain the integrity of the park's monuments, please do not damage the monuments or related facilities. 10. Child under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an Adult during the visit. 11. Please do not enter areas with "No Visitors Allowed" signs to ensure safety. Location of use Taipei Water Source (Water Park) Ticket Office Time of use 09:00~18:00(During the summer, ticket sales and admission are closed until 17:00);09:00~17:00(During the non-summer season, ticket sales and admission are closed until 16:00)

Location

No. 1, Siyuan St, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, Taiwan 100

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Museum of Drinking Water Opening Hours

Open from 1/1-6/30, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm Open from 7/1-8/31, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-6:00pm Open from 9/1-12/31, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm Closed on Mon

Museum of Drinking Water — Frequently Asked Questions

The Museum of Drinking Water is housed in a beautifully preserved historic water pumping station and showcases the history and technology of Taipei's water supply and treatment systems.
Visitors can explore interactive and educational exhibits about water purification processes, view historical water infrastructure equipment, and learn about the development of Taipei's public water supply system.
Admission includes access to the historical pump room, interactive water science displays, and the outdoor ecological water garden located on the museum grounds.
Most visitors spend about 45 to 60 minutes viewing the indoor historical machinery and interactive exhibits, though you may want extra time to walk through the adjacent Taipei Water Park.
The museum is housed in the former Gongguan Water Pumping Station, a preserved 1908 Japanese colonial-era building featuring original British-imported steam pumping engines and classical brick architecture.
Take the Taipei MRT to Gongguan Station on the Songshan-Xindian Line, exit via Exit 1, and walk approximately 10 minutes south along Siyuan Street toward the Taipei Water Park.
The museum caters to both audiences by combining hands-on water physics experiments for children with detailed historical and engineering exhibits for adults interested in Taipei's infrastructure.
The main exhibition halls and outdoor gardens are wheelchair and stroller accessible via ramps, though some raised platforms around the heavy historical machinery may require viewing from the ground level.
Weekday mornings right at opening time are the quietest, as the museum frequently hosts large school field trips in the late mornings and afternoons.
Yes, bringing a reusable bottle is highly recommended because the museum actively promotes Taipei's safe tap water and provides dedicated water refill stations throughout the facility.
Standard admission tickets are valid for a single entry on the date of purchase and do not permit re-entry once you leave the museum grounds.
There is no restaurant inside the historical museum building, but visitors can easily walk to the adjacent Taipei Water Park or the nearby Gongguan Night Market for a wide variety of food options.

About Museum of Drinking Water

Visit during the non-summer period for concession pricing and fewer crowds. Weekday mornings tend to be less busy, allowing for a more relaxed exploration of the exhibits.

Plan approximately 1.5 to 2 hours for a comprehensive visit including all interactive exhibits and the rooftop viewing area. Families with children may want to allow extra time for the hands-on learning stations.

The Museum of Drinking Water is located in Taipei's Gongguan district and occupies the site of a former pumping station built in 1908. The facility is closed to the public on Mondays and during certain public holidays. Visitors should be aware that while the historical buildings are open year-round, the outdoor water play areas typically operate only during the summer season.

The exterior of the Water Museum is modeled after the Western Baroque architectural design. The museum displays the development process of Taiwan's modern tap water, and presents the historical evolution of water resources developed by our ancestors, including antique-grade water pumping equipment, various maintenance equipment, and fire-fighting equipment, which are all very precious historical witnesses. And through on-site visits to the treatment process of tap water, including modern chemical dosing and disinfection, and strict quality control, people can actually experience the hard-won water resources. In addition, the water supply park is also planned with different themed areas, including the water mist garden, which provides space for tourists to watch the water, enjoy the water, and play in the water; The water purification field presents the actual water supply procedures; Guanyin Mountain in the mansion has a complete mountain trail, allowing tourists to walk leisurely and get close to nature.

The museum is fully wheelchair accessible with ramps and elevators connecting all floors. Accessible restrooms are available on-site for visitors with mobility needs.

Keep personal belongings secure in the interactive areas where children may be playing

Follow all posted safety instructions for hands-on exhibits and simulations

Stay on designated pathways in the museum grounds and rooftop viewing area

Taiwanese visitors appreciate quiet, respectful behavior in educational spaces, so maintain a moderate volume

It's customary to remove shoes in certain exhibition areas, so follow the posted signs

Support local conservation efforts by purchasing educational materials from the museum gift shop

Natural lighting in the exhibition halls is ideal for capturing the interactive displays without flash

The rooftop area offers excellent opportunities for cityscape photography on clear days

Some historical artifacts may have no-photography restrictions, so look for signage before shooting

  • Gift shop
  • Restrooms
  • Wheelchair accessibility
  • Educational workshop spaces
  • Seating areas
  • Multilingual audio guides

Museum of Drinking Water — Common Questions

Tickets start from S$2.00. Prices vary by ticket type and visit date. Select your date above to see live prices.
No. Online bookings must be made before the day of your visit, so tickets for today can't be bought here. Tickets with a set session time must be booked at least 24 hours before the session starts.
Open from 1/1-6/30, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm Open from 7/1-8/31, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-6:00pm Open from 9/1-12/31, Tue-Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm Closed on Mon
Every ticket option is marked "No cancellation" ("Non-refundable" on the ticket card), so you cannot cancel these tickets for a refund once booked. Check the package terms before you book.
Museum of Drinking Water is located at No. 1, Siyuan St, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, Taiwan 100. Check the location section below for directions and a map.

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