From afar, its design is awesomely grandeur. The view from the Observation 'deck' was spectacular. Unfortunately, it was raining heavily when I visited, otherwise, the view on a clear day could have been more enchanting.

Interesting area of Taipei, lots of LED panels and decorations, beautiful view!

like many in the world, this the 5th tallest building in the world has remarkable city views, great informative headsets and information boards, its the tallest i have been in so far, as there are not a lot of tall buildings in Taipei it feels like your a great distance from everything, souvenir's are a little pricey but that's what... More

I didn't pay to go to the observation deck. Was there just for a look-see. Lots of food choices at basement foodcourt and can do lots of people watching too. Info counter receptionists could be friendlier though...

Lovely piece of architecture. It gives a panoramic view of the entire city. Its a pity we were not allowed at the 91st floor because of high winds

we arrived late, on a tour, we had 90 min to explore. some of us see the gold ball, 5th floor found the ticket desk $10 us was cheap. got to lift, wow what a quick ride, the operator of lift speaks many languages. we went to the glass, what a straight down view. quickly went around all directions. then... More

Take a 10 mins stroll from Sun Yat Sen's Memorial Hall to Taipei 101 to save your legs. Browse around, enjoy the environment, take a trip to the top if you like, eat lunch at the food hall, lots to choose from. Take the Taipei 101 free shuttle back to Taipei City Hall Station but if you live at the... More

If it is your first time to Taiwan, here's a 'MUST SEE' attraction here located at Xinyi district in Taipei next to Taipei City Hall, Taipei 101. As your image, it was the tallest building before Dubai tower, no doubt of it, besides its height, it's also a symbol/highlight repensentative Taiwan!

Way too expensive, around NT$500/person but really nothing special to see.