Taipei 101
Taipei 101
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At 101 stories high, Taiwan's tallest skyscraper boasts spectacular views and high-end shopping boutiques including Gucci, Prada, and Louis Vuitton. There's also a Din Tai Fung on the basement level.
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Cooltins
Hong Kong, China10 contributions
Jan. 2023 • Family
I recently went to the Taipei 101 to eat dinner. It is such a big place with a lot of shops in it. I went to the Ding Tai Feng in it, and it tasted great. Highly recommend going there if you want to shop.
Written January 26, 2023
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Alex H
Port St. Mary, UK928 contributions
Jan. 2023 • Couples
We visited here in the late afternoon on Chinese New Year’s Eve and the building was open fully. We paid $NTD 600 for access to the 89th - 91st floors which is a fairly reasonable price considering the brilliant views you get. The elevator up to the 89th floor used to be fastest elevator in the world, and you can see why as it’s super quick and you’re there in about 30 seconds or less! The 89th floor is inside and you get panoramic views of all of Taipei as far as the eye can see on a clear day. The 91st floor is outdoor and you can step outside and really feel just how high up you are. Me being a little bit of a risk taker, I was a little disappointed we weren’t able to go the 101st floor with this particular ticket, where you get harnessed and walk around the very top of the railing, looking out at one of the tallest buildings in all of Asia. The ticket to do this experience though as a non Taiwan resident is $NTD 1,500 which is crazy expensive, especially if both me and my partner were to do it. I suppose it depends if you think it is worth it, but as we are backpacking, we simply couldn’t afford this.
Written January 23, 2023
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193jenns
47 contributions
Dec. 2022
Luxury shopping Mall set in 101. Great shops, good service. We didn't experience the observation deck.
Written January 18, 2023
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Josh
Manila, Philippines82 contributions
Sep. 2022 • Friends
We went there in the afternoon and stayed until night time. The view is very good! One of the best places to visit in Taiwan.
Written January 18, 2023
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A W E N
2 contributions
Dec. 2022
Far better organisation of how people access the obersatory floors and much clearer information about pricing/what you get for your money are required.
Visited with my wife and 15 year old son on 26-12-2022.
After queuing for a long time, my wife discovered that Taiwanese Citizens can get a discount if they show their Taiwan I.D.. After getting copies of those sent to her mobile telephone, my wife and son paid NT$ 300 each to access the Obsevatory (usual price for Taiwanese Citizens is NT$ 420) - whilst, solely on the basis of my being a 'foreigner', I was charged NT$ 600. Hardly a great way to 'attract' foreign tourists to what is claimed to be a 'premier tourist attraction' for foreign visitors...and not very reflective of how Taiwanese usually treat foreign guests.
Also then found we had to queue for 50 minutes longer to access the one working elevator to the Observatory - after being told 30 minutes maximum when we bought tickets. Once in the Observatory, the only areas accessible were indoors - the 89th Floor outside viewing platform was closed, as was the higher level one. No reflection of this in ticket prices charged.
I had previously visted around 18 years ago, when ticket prices were uniform and all areas of the Observatory were accessible. A much better experience to this visit. Also, I usually visit Taiwan every year (and have done so for around 30 years), so am familiar with how things work - I can also speak Mandarin Chinese.
Visited with my wife and 15 year old son on 26-12-2022.
After queuing for a long time, my wife discovered that Taiwanese Citizens can get a discount if they show their Taiwan I.D.. After getting copies of those sent to her mobile telephone, my wife and son paid NT$ 300 each to access the Obsevatory (usual price for Taiwanese Citizens is NT$ 420) - whilst, solely on the basis of my being a 'foreigner', I was charged NT$ 600. Hardly a great way to 'attract' foreign tourists to what is claimed to be a 'premier tourist attraction' for foreign visitors...and not very reflective of how Taiwanese usually treat foreign guests.
Also then found we had to queue for 50 minutes longer to access the one working elevator to the Observatory - after being told 30 minutes maximum when we bought tickets. Once in the Observatory, the only areas accessible were indoors - the 89th Floor outside viewing platform was closed, as was the higher level one. No reflection of this in ticket prices charged.
I had previously visted around 18 years ago, when ticket prices were uniform and all areas of the Observatory were accessible. A much better experience to this visit. Also, I usually visit Taiwan every year (and have done so for around 30 years), so am familiar with how things work - I can also speak Mandarin Chinese.
Written December 28, 2022
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LMC_Canada
Toronto263 contributions
Dec. 2022
We tried to ask a few question of the staff. There response was "we are too busy to help you" - telling us they are more interested in local visitors rather than foreign tourists. We were shocked by this. Needless to say, we did not stay.
Written December 26, 2022
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Jeffry b
Essendon, Australia12,100 contributions
Dec. 2022
Taipei 101 is the centre of the island's NewYear's celebrations. Taipei 101, which was once the tallest building in the world, lights up with spectacular fireworks which can be seen all over Taipei. If you can't see this amazing display in person, see it on television -- it's broadcast around the globe.
Written December 13, 2022
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christophercV
Hong Kong, China4 contributions
Oct. 2022
Iconic building with amazing views over the city. Must come on a sunny day when you have a clear view, highly recommend.
Written October 9, 2022
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sack o travels
Palo Alto, CA31 contributions
Jun. 2022
The shape of the building is really cool I have to admit, the view on the 89/91 floors is just ok though, the view wasn't horrible, but it was just a bit boring, but it isn't terrible though, just nothing much, but the shopping mall is definetly worth skipping for sure.
Written August 22, 2022
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Jeffry b
Essendon, Australia12,100 contributions
Apr. 2022
Taipei 101 was once the tallest building on Earth; now it is the tallest building in Taiwan, but it's still exciting. You can get from the first floor to the Observatory in a matter of seconds. As they say, on a clear day you can see forever, or at least most of northern Taiwan. The stabiliser is yellow, its a giant lump of steel designed to keep the building steady in the event of an earth tremor. By the way, the shopping at Taipei 101 is exceptional, it has many prestige marques.
Written May 21, 2022
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Geraklit
Moscow, Russia198 contributions
Я не знаю этого.
179bwalada
Honolulu, HI74 contributions
For the Combo Ticket (Taipei 101 + National Palace Museum), do I have to wait in the line to buy tickets or is there a separate window to buy Combo Tickets? Do I need to visit both attractions on the same day or on consecutive days?
Alaka S
Portland, OR179 contributions
Taipei 101 tickets can be bought on the ticket machine with no lines, you can buy these tickets on the same day. You can look at the weather, make sure it is not foggy and then buy tickets. that is the most convenient way. National Palace museum is a separate place altogether, no point in combining the two
punchthemonkey
Metro Manila, Philippines1 contribution
How long can you stay in the observatory? I'm planning to stay from 4 pm to 7pm so I can get shots of both day time and night time views of the city.
Cranc
Alcudia, Spain322 contributions
Hi Miguel,
I reckon that once you’re in you can stay until the very last minute.
Hope you enjoy your visit.
WenWai
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia4 contributions
Hi, is there any entrance fees for children (age 6 to 8) to the Taipei 101 observatory tower? Thanks.
KS Toh
Singapore, Singapore919 contributions
Not by age but by height. Free admission for children under the height of 115 cm. Children above 115 cm pay concession rate of NT$540 instead of the adult fee of NT$600.
How can I get my private tour going to old street juipun
aquamermaid
Makati, Philippines523 contributions
you can try to check e-go website.
seb38
France954 contributions
Is it possible to book tickets online (official website)? is it possible to give me the link ? regards
ccy89
Singapore, Singapore12 contributions
Does anyone know how is the order to enter into the starbucks? Is it a
1) Last to enter lift, first to exit the lift gets to choose the best seats
or
2) the queue number given by the staff at the lobby
How can I book for my private tour going to juipun old street
mlWM
Vancouver, Canada7 contributions
Are there usually lineups between 9 a.m. and 12 noon? Are the lineups longer after 12 noon?
TAIPEI 101 (Xinyi District) - 2023 What to Know BEFORE You Go
Frequently Asked Questions about Taipei 101
- We recommend booking Taipei 101 tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 42 Taipei 101 tours on Tripadvisor
- According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Taipei 101:
- Taipei at Night: Din Tai Fung Dinner & Raohe Street Night Market Guided Tour (From C$70.52)
- Full-Day Private Custom Taipei City Tour (From C$135.61)
- The 10 Tastings of Taipei With Locals: Private Street Food Tour (From C$93.97)
- City Discovery: Pingxi, Shifen & Jiufen Private Day Trip (From C$329.63)
- Taipei Private Car Charter Tour (From C$111.20)
- Hotels near Taipei 101:
- (0.21 km) Grand Hyatt Taipei
- (0.13 km) Sparkle Hotel Taipei 101
- (0.41 km) Home Hotel - Xinyi Taipei
- (0.59 km) Pacific Business Hotel
- (0.76 km) W Taipei
- Restaurants near Taipei 101:
- (0.02 km) Din Tai Fung
- (0.02 km) Very Thai Noodles - Taipei 101 (EXPRESS)
- (0.02 km) Hunghwa Teppanyaki
- (0.03 km) Tino's Pizza / Taipei 101
- (0.04 km) Guang An Jie
- Attractions near Taipei 101:
- (0.04 km) Yunye Meat Curd
- (0.04 km) Yuzhenxin
- (0.05 km) Sugar & Spice - Taipei 101
- (0.07 km) TAIPEI 101 Observatory
- (0.19 km) TaiwanDay