[2025 Kaohsiung Attraction] Travel Guide for Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts (Updated Mar)

#TaiwanTravel Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts It is the third national art and cultural museum in Taiwan, located in Gushan District, Kaohsiung City. The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts is about 8.15 acres in size, divided into 2 main parts: the inside has 4 floors, and the outside area is equally beautiful and shady. Admission fee for Thais is 90 TWD, but Taiwanese people get in free. Opening hours: 09:30-17:30 Closed every Monday

The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts was established in 1994 and is located in the Neiweipi Cultural Park in the northwest of Kaohsiung City, which is the area of ​​the original "Neiweipi" wetland. Guishan Mountain and Banping Mountain at the northern end of the area and Shoushan Mountain running from north to south on the west side converge with the Ai River flowing through the area, together forming a landscape surrounded by mountains and waters. The charming Terminalia tamarindus Trail surrounds the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts and is recognized as having the most beautiful walking atmosphere in Kaohsiung. The charming lake in the park recreates the original hydrology of the wetland. Through diverse landforms, ecological engineering methods and public recreation diversion, ecological restoration has been successful in recent years, attracting countless birds to visit or settle, forming a lively park with ecological diversity.

🌟 First Impressions: A Masterpiece in Itself As I approached the museum, I was instantly struck by its grand architecture, surrounded by lush greenery and serene ponds. It’s not just a museum—it’s part of a beautiful art park, inviting you to slow down, breathe, and let inspiration flow. Before even stepping inside, I took a peaceful stroll through the outdoor sculptures, letting the open-air gallery work its magic on my imagination. #travel #taiwan_tourism #taiwan_art

[Trip Moment Delivery.🗞️] Let's go to the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts on this trip!!✈️ 🛄ㅣKaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts🎨 The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts (KMFA) is the fourth largest museum in Taiwan and opened in 1994. It is not just a simple art exhibition space, but a complex cultural space with a vast park. Inside the museum, there are various exhibitions of modern art, traditional Taiwanese art, and international exhibitions, so I highly recommend it to art lovers~!! 1️⃣Floor – Taiwan Contemporary Art Exhibition Hall On the first floor, you can appreciate the works of Taiwanese contemporary artists. There were many works that reflected Taiwan's history and culture, and works using various media caught my eye! Multimedia Art Works: On the LED screen that filled one wall, a video work of Taiwan's natural scenery changing over time was displayed. When the wind blows, the reeds sway, and when the sun sets, the sea sparkles, which are expressed vividly as if they were real, and it was amazing~😆 Harmony of traditional Taiwanese art and modern sensibility: One work was a large-scale painting that used traditional Taiwanese ink painting techniques and added a modern sensibility, and the black and white shades created a deep atmosphere.👍 2️⃣Floor - International Contemporary Art Special Exhibition Modern art works by European and Asian artists were on display here. In particular, various installation art works filled the space, allowing visitors to actively participate~ Giant Mirror Maze: One exhibition space had an installation art work in the form of a maze made of mirrors. When you entered, several mirrors reflected light, creating a fantastic atmosphere, and visitors could directly explore the maze and experience the work. Inflatable Art: Another space had inflatable art works on display, and the space was filled with colorful, giant balloons, making it feel like you were in a fairy tale!! 3️⃣Floor – Exhibitions Reflecting Taiwan’s History and Society The last floor I visited was the 3rd floor, where I could see artworks reflecting Taiwan’s political and social changes. Black and white photos and documentary films: Photographs documenting Taiwan’s social changes in the 20th century were on display. Documentary films were shown alongside photos of workers’ lives, street scenes, and historical events, allowing me to gain a deeper understanding of Taiwan’s history.😃 Taiwanese indigenous artworks: Traditional crafts and paintings by Taiwanese indigenous people were also on display, and their vivid colors and unique patterns were impressive. Sculptures and murals reflecting the indigenous people’s culture and beliefs filled the space. The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts was not just an exhibition space, but a special place where art and nature coexisted. I was able to deeply understand Taiwan’s culture while appreciating various modern art pieces, and I was also able to spend some leisurely time in a quiet park. If you love art, I highly recommend visiting!🫠 📌ㅣAddress: No. No. 80, Meishuguan Rd, Gushan District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 80460 #Overseas travel #Kaohsiung travel #kaohsiung #Places to visit in Kaohsiung #TaiwanKaohsiung #Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts

(Mai Yan Shun) authentic Taiwanese cuisine. Today is the second night of the Chinese New Year holiday. Gallery teacher Yao invited me and piano teacher Sun to have dinner at (Mai Yan Shun) near the art museum. Ordered a table of delicious dishes (fried pork liver), (sweet and sour spare ribs), (loofah and clams), (fried pork with garlic sprouts), (iron plate beef). Each dish has fresh ingredients and tastes great. (Fried pork liver) is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Delicious 😋 A must-try gourmet restaurant. Worth recommending to everyone

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TaiwanTravel A hip art center for art lovers and photography lovers Pier-2 Arts Center is an old warehouse by the harbor that has been transformed into an art gallery. It is a place for people who like to take cool photos. You can walk or ride a bike. There are both indoor and outdoor art exhibitions, such as graffiti paintings on buildings and objects around it, such as manhole covers and air conditioners. There are also snack and drink shops around the area. You can get there by subway. 📌 Located in Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan

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📝The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts gives off a very modern vibe, showcasing a variety of contemporary artworks such as paintings, sculptures, and installations. The design of the venue is bright and spacious, making it a comfortable place to explore without feeling crowded. Next to the museum, there's an outdoor sculpture park with many plants, perfect for a stroll or relaxing on the grass. Overall, this place is not only great for appreciating art but also for learning a lot. The entrance fee is only HK$20, making it a must-visit for art lovers spending half a day in Kaohsiung. The outdoor area is also fantastic for taking beautiful photos.✨ 📍No. 80, Meishuguan Road, Gushan District, Kaohsiung City

I came all the way to see the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts special exhibition "Instant, a journey through painting and photography". In addition to the works of the late famous artists Picasso, Andy Warhol, Francis Bacon, etc., there are also works by David Hockney, Richter, Lucian Freud and other famous artists. It can be said to be an all-star lineup, and it is even called the top special exhibition in the history of the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts. Although it is a top special exhibition, the ticket price is very cheap, only 200 New Taiwan dollars, so it is worth seeing. Exhibition period: June 29-November 17

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Wu Mama Dumplings has always been a well-known dumpling shop in Kaohsiung, and now it has a second branch! The second branch of Wu Mama Dumplings is located near United Hospital, and the new building is also in line with the cultural atmosphere of the art museum. The environment inside the store was very good, but unfortunately, probably because it had just opened, the air conditioning was not adjusted properly. It was summer and it was really hot. But this does not detract from the deliciousness of Mama Wu’s cooking. The menu of the new store is a little shorter than that of the old store, but both the dumplings and fried dumplings are as good as those in the old store, especially the side dishes. I couldn’t eat enough and even bought another plate! There is really a great atmosphere for eating here, and it also provides the art museum with another food option for the common people. #Taiwan Local Tour

#Art Enjoy amazing art in Kaohsiung Full of art both inside and outside. Around this place, there are 4 floors in the building. Each room is very photogenic. But there are some places that you can't take pictures. For foreigners like us, the entrance fee is 90 TWD per person. Opening hours 09:30-17:30 Closed every Monday Anyone who loves art must come and see. It's really great.

#Art Open 09:30-17:30 Closed every Monday Enjoy amazing art in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, which has many artistic corners both inside and outside the building. The building has 4 floors, and the artwork is really great. The outdoor area is a collection of art pieces, environment, and relaxation, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of art amidst the lush nature. It is a garden with art pieces on display at various points throughout the area.

#TaiwanTravel #KaohsiungTravel 🏷️ Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts 📍No. 80, Meishuguan Rd, Gushan District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 804 💸 Fee: Varies by collection 🔺Closed on Mondays ▪️If you like art museums, I recommend this museum ▪️A fairly large place where you can see sculptures, paintings, calligraphy, etc. ▪️There is a garden and a sculpture park, so you don't have to go inside. ▪️Payment is possible with EasyCard!