National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine

Unclaimed

Come see the ch singing of the guard which happens every hour. Stand on the side where the guards come out from the room (not the bathroom side). Then follow the guards to the building before they return to the front again. When they reach the front, I recommend standing outside to watch the guards change so you can see the twirling of the guns and changing of the guards at the post. It’s a more interesting show when viewed from there because if you’re inside you see the back view

Beautiful shrine! I’m glad I visited this place. I walked all the way from the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, in case you like to walk. There’s no fee to get inside. It’s very clean and well maintained. Lots of information if you’re a history buff. Must-visit if you’re in Taipei.

The National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine is very meaningful site dedicated to fallen soldiers. The impressive changing of the guard ceremony takes place every hour, and visitors are welcome to attend.

Recommend booking tickets in advance via Klook or Trip.com for convenience. However, the walking flow at the site is a bit confusing. there’s no clear signage or guidance on where visitors should begin or how to explore the area. Better orientation or a simple visitor map would really help.

One of the highlights of our trip to Taiwan, this Shrine is beautiful, architecturally impressive, and the history info plaques within the colonnade are very interesting and informative. The artwork is also impressive. And topping all of this is the precise and formal changing of the guard ceremony. It is good that there are still places in our world which celebrate and pay tribute to real heroes and request that visitors behave with appropriate respect and quiet in parts of the facility. Bravo to the creators and maintainers of this Shrine. Impressive, be sure to visit, it’s free, no tickets required (ignore another posting here about the entirely wrong place!) you can see the Shrine fairly thoroughly within a two hour visit.