Taipei 101 Observatory

Take one of the world's fastest elevators and view Taipei in glorious panorama

★ 4.7 · 23 ratingsFlexible visit

From€16.75Price updates with your selection.

Colorful fireworks explode above a tall building at night, with a crowd below and reflective spheres in the foreground.

Cityscape at sunset with a tall, uniquely designed skyscraper surrounded by numerous buildings and greenery in the foreground.

Large, yellow spherical structure suspended by cables in a circular, multi-level indoor space. Dim lighting.

A skyline view of Taipei featuring the prominent Taipei 101 skyscraper among other buildings under a partly cloudy sky.

A brightly lit hallway with neon signs, including "Hello!" and "Taipei 101," and cityscape views through large windows.

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DurationFlexible visit

LocationTaipei

AccessibilityWheelchair accessible

The experience

Take one of the world's fastest elevators and view Taipei in glorious panorama

Despite having its 'world's tallest building' crown stolen by Dubai's Burj Khalifa and subsequently falling down the rankings, Taipei 101 is still one of the main players in the sport of very tall things.

With unobscured, panoramic views of Taiwan's capital, accessed by one of the fastest elevators in the world, there's no better way to view _The City of Azaleas_ than from its 89th floor Observatory.

What’s included

Admission to the Taipei 101 Observatory on the 89th Floor

Not included

Food & drinks

Where to go

Taipei 101

No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District

View meeting point mapLocal timezone: Asia/Taipei

Before you book

Important visitor information

Must know

It is not allowed to wear slippers

Pets are not allowed

Before purchase

Free admission for children below 115cm or aged 1-5

Children must be accompanied by a paying adult

Tickets valid for international visitors only

Good to know

Large video-recording equipment requires a permit issued by the venue

Yehliu Geopark will stop operations in the case of natural disasters, emergency closure announced by the New Taipei City government, or any announcement by the North Coast & Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration.