About this experience
TAIPEI 101 is located in a prime location in Taipei. The project was primarily planned by the Taipei Financial Center Corporation, a consortium of fourteen companies, in collaboration with a professional team. Masterfully designed by architect Li Zuyuan, the tower transcends the concept of a single volume, incorporating the auspicious number "eight" (a homophone for "prosperity") as a design unit. Each eight floors forms a structural unit, interconnected and stacked to form a cohesive whole. The resulting exterior creates a rhythmic aesthetic, ushering in a new style for international skyscrapers.
The building's shape resembles a strong bamboo that rises higher and is flexible, symbolizing the traditional architectural meaning of endless life.
The 360-degree mirrored wall design inside Taipei 101 reflects the sky, clouds and sunlight into the interior, creating a feeling of being in a cloud garden, overlooking the mountains and the city landscape.
The 89th-floor observation deck, at an elevation of 382 meters, offers not only panoramic views but also a variety of other facilities, including: ultra-high-magnification telescopes, commemorative photo photography services, a beverage bar, multimedia audio-visual guides in eleven languages, souvenir sales services, etc. You can also see the wind damper weighing 660 metric tons, a few of which are exposed for viewing.
The 89th-floor indoor observation deck, ablaze with lights at night, illuminates the glass landscape, creating a dreamlike and immersive experience. Not only does it offer panoramic views of the million-dollar nightscape, but it also features a unique photo window, making every moment a memorable one!
Equipped with an ultra-high-speed elevator, the ascent speed can reach 1010 meters per minute. It only takes 37 seconds to go from the 5th floor to the 89th floor observation deck. This high-tech smart high-speed elevator
Its multi-section appearance naturally mitigates the wind field effect caused by airflow caused by high-rise buildings on the ground, and ensures the safety and comfort of pedestrians through the separation of green planting areas in the architectural design.
Taipei 101 Observatory - Sunset View
What's included
- Local General Liabilities InsuranceProfessional licensed tour guideEntrance ticket (Yehliu Geopark)Sky Lantern launching experience (3-4 people share 1 lantern)Air-conditioned vehicleHotel pickup and drop-off (if private option selected)
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
TAIPEI 101 is located in the prime area of Taipei. This project was jointly planned by Taipei Financial Center Corporation, a consortium of fourteen enterprises, along with professional teams, and meticulously designed by master architect C.Y. Lee. It transcends the concept of a single monolithic structure by using the auspicious number "8" (homophone for "prosperity" in Chinese) as the design unit. Every eight floors form a structural module, interconnected and stacked layer by layer to construct the whole. The exterior creates a rhythmic aesthetic beauty, pioneering a new international skyscraper style.
The building's design resembles resilient bamboo rising steadily, symbolizing the enduring significance of traditional architecture.
Endless Skyline: Through the unique mirror principle, experience the visual sensation of the heavens and earth within reach yet infinitely extended via layered reflections between the skylight and mirrored floor, immersing visitors in a kaleidoscopic world. Friendly reminder:Female tourists wearing short skirts, please be aware of the reflection issues on the mirrored floor.
Wind damper ball: The full official name of Taipei 101's wind damper ball is Tuned Mass Damper (TMD), a custom-designed passive damping system for this building. Located at the center of floors 87–92, its primary purpose is to reduce the building's sway during strong winds and minimize discomfort for occupants. Unlike traditional hidden damping systems, this wind damper ball uniquely combines functionality with aesthetic design, allowing visitors to observe its operation from the observation deck.
Ultra-high-speed elevators: Taipei 101 Observatory is equipped with two ultra-high-speed elevators that can ascend at a speed of 1,010 meters per min. It takes only 37 sec to travel from the 5th floor to the 89th-floor observatory. These elevators also feature constant-pressure cabin equipment, dampers, and a high-temperature-resistant ceramic braking system, integrating cutting-edge technology into these intelligent high-speed elevators.
Experience a dreamy immersive journey at the 89th-floor indoor observation deck, where dazzling night lights reflect off glass installations. Marvel at the million-dollar night view and capture timeless moments at the exclusive photo windows!
Secret garden in the clouds: A stunning photo spot where romantic scenes meet high-altitude city views, creating a beautiful picture
The multi-section design naturally mitigates wind field effects caused by high-rise buildings on ground level. Through architectural planning that separates green planting areas, it ensures pedestrian safety and comfort.
Rainbow Neon Zone: A must-visit photo spot offering stunning night views from above, beautifully complemented by neon decorations!
Operating hours
Open on Mon-Thu, Sun, 10:00am-9:30pm<br>Open on Fri-Sat, 10:00am-10:00pm
Things to note
- Convenience stores and most of the eateries in Taiwan don't accept credit cards as a form of payment.Not recommended for travelers with physical disabilities.A small amount of walking is involved
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or strollerInfants are required to sit on an adult's lapSuitable for all physical fitness levelsEnsure you carry enough cash with you to cover your expenses for meals, beverages, souvenirs, tips, etc
- comfortable shoes are recommended.
Terms & conditions
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Infants are required to sit on an adult's lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Ensure you carry enough cash with you to cover your expenses for meals, beverages, souvenirs, tips, etc. Convenience stores and most of the eateries in Taiwan don't accept credit cards as a form of payment.
Not recommended for travelers with physical disabilities.
A small amount of walking is involved; comfortable shoes are recommended.
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
What to Wear: Comfortable Shoes and Casual Wear
What to Bring: Cash, Light Coat, Umbrella or Light/Disposable Raincoat
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