This is a small park where locals enjoy a bit of fresh air. It is surrounded on two sides by two museums - Taiwan National Museum and the 228 Memorial museum. The park itself has nothing much to offer except a gentle stroll or a sit down if you are tired of walking around the city. There is a central... More

Something must be lost on me, there's a memorial, its really nice park but I'm sure it could be a bit more memorial like and informative. More

A significant site to the Taiwanese as within the park is a memorial and museum dedicated to the victims of the 228 Incident of 1947. A poignant place but is a welcome relief from the bustle and noise of the surrounding streets. The museum is cheap (NT$20) but unfortunately not very user-friendly to English speakers. Virtually all the exhibits are... More

A great place for a little quiet away from the traffic of the city More

To some extent, 228 Peace Park reminds Taiwanese, especially the old generation, of a brutal martial law era, However, the park itself is abundant in natural beautiful, it even has a lovely pavilion, a small lake and a outdoor theater, the park is also home to dozens(?not sure, I have seen many) of squirrels, so there's good chance that you'll... More

I visited 2-28 Peace Park during the spring of 2010, so all of the plants were in bloom. It was very pretty. I enjoyed simply walking through the park for a little while. The Taiwan Museum is right next to it, so I'd suggest stopping there to take a look around, too (especially if it's a hot day). More