｜The Miniatures Museum of Taiwan, first in Asia!

The Miniatures Museum of Taiwan located in Taipei is Asia's first museum dedicated to the collection of contemporary miniature art, with a collection of nearly 200 pieces of artwork, scaled down from real-life large buildings, and even a series of Grimm's fairy tales! Let all the people walking into the museum are like coming to the Little People's Land, experience a day of Gulliver!

British Royal Trooping

The founder has created a British-style castle with the ingenuity to display all the collected lacquerware soldiers, making you feel like you are at the trooping!

Rose Mansion

The first large dollhouse in the Museum’s collection. The artist, Reginald Twigg, started building it in 1988, and it took more than four years to complete the work! In addition to the amazing level of detail of the house, it is also a work that can be viewed from 360 degrees!

From the front, it looks like a grand mansion, but at the back, you can see more than 20 rooms in the house, each with a different design! The furniture, murals, carpets, lighting, ceramics, flowers and jars in each room are all from the heart of different professional artists, combining the best of many artists!

• Verification: Bring the QR Code to the entrance (B1) and have it scanned by the service staff for admission. 

• Tel: (02)2515-0583

• Address: 96-B1 Jianguo Rd. Section 1, Zhongshan Dist., Taipei City. 

• Official Website: https://www.mmot.com.tw/

【Business hours】

• Tuesdays~Sundays 10:00~18:00 (Ticket sales until 17:00)
• Closed on Mondays
• Open on the first day of Chinese New Year (Closed on two days before the first day of Chinese New Year)

【Visiting Rules】

• No food or drinks are allowed in the exhibition halls, classrooms or ticket areas.
• Ticket restrictions: Children tickets are required for 6- to 12-year-old children｜Discount tickets are required for 13- to 18-year-old people｜Adult tickets are required for those who are 18 years old or above. 
• No outside food is allowed in the gift department or lounge area.
• No games or activities are allowed in the exhibition hall to avoid disturbing others. (If necessary, we recommend that you visit the IT Park behind the museum)
• Children who are too young to enter or leave the exhibition area must be accompanied by a teacher, regardless of whether they need to purchase a ticket. Once inside, please do not allow children to run in and out of the exhibit. If a child is alone, the museum may refuse to allow him/her to enter the exhibit alone. Please note that each parent is limited to two children under 110 cm in order to maintain the quality of the visit.
• The collection is a unique collection, so please do not run around or knock on the safety cover inside the exhibit.
• The museum is fully open for photography and filming, but the use of flashlights, corner stands, or other equipment that may interfere with other visitors is not permitted.
• The Museum reserves the right to refuse admission to anyone who is deemed by the Museum to have interfered with the management of the Museum.
• In order to protect the quality of all visitors, the museum will refuse admission to visitors who do not heed the advice of the museum and will not be refunded.

• Every product is limited to one-time usage.
• In the event of force majeure (including but not limited to typhoon, earthquake, heavy rain and other natural disasters), the organizer may postpone or cancel the event for the safety of the public, and announce and contact in advance, and the organizer reserves the right to modify, terminate or change the details of the event.
• For more information, please refer to the official website of Miniatures Museum of Taiwan: https://www.mmot.com.tw/