Experience the Century-Old Charm of NTU at the NTU History Museum

The NTU History Museum is located within the campus of National Taiwan University. Originally built during the Japanese colonial period as the 'Agriculture and Forestry Specialized Classroom,' it was later converted into the history museum, documenting the development of NTU. The red-brick building exudes a strong sense of history, and stepping inside feels like traveling back in time. The museum showcases the evolution of NTU from its days as 'Taihoku Imperial University' during the Japanese occupation to the present. It houses many precious documents, photographs, and historical artifacts, such as manuscripts of former presidents and old classroom notes. For NTU students, it is a great place to learn about their alma mater, and for visitors, it offers insights into the development of higher education in Taiwan. The museum is open to the public for free, and after a visit, you can take a leisurely stroll along the nearby Coconut Palm Boulevard to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of NTU.