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Beitou Museum Tickets

Learn about local history and view traditional artifacts

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About: Beitou Museum

View a collection of traditional Taiwanese artifacts and art. Attend a tea ceremony and learn about local customs.

Beitou Museum
No. 32號, Youya Rd, Linquan Village, Beitou District, Taipei City, Taiwan 112, 112, Taipei
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