Taipei City Pass Comparison 2026
Compare verified prices, confirmed inclusions, and booking rules for the official Taipei FunPASS versus individual tickets — including which of Taipei's biggest landmarks are free either way.
| Feature | Taipei FunPASS | Individual Tickets |
|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | NT$1,300 (1-day, adult, discounted from NT$1,500) | Varies per site |
| Validity | 1, 2, or 3 consecutive days | Per ticket |
| Taipei 101 Observatory | Included (standard 89F/88F/91F ticket) | NT$600 |
| National Palace Museum | Included (ordinary-visit ticket) | NT$350 |
| Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall | Not needed — always free | Free |
| Longshan Temple | Not needed — always free | Free |
| Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan) Trail | Not needed — always free | Free |
| Public Transport | Included — unlimited MRT, city buses (Taipei/New Taipei/Keelung), and 6 Taiwan Tourist Shuttle routes | Pay per ride (EasyCard) |
| Format | Physical card — pick-up required (airport/MRT station counters) or buy on the spot | Varies by seller |
| 💡 Best For | A genuine multi-attraction pass, not just a transit pass: bundles one free admission each to Taipei 101 Observatory and the National Palace Museum, 14+ other attractions (Maokong Gondola, Taipei Zoo, Yehliu Geopark, and more), plus unlimited MRT/bus/Tourist Shuttle rides — strong value for a visitor planning on 3 or more of its included attractions across 1-3 days. | Better for a short visit focused on only one or two paid sights, or anyone wanting Taipei 101's 101F outdoor deck or the Skyline460 experience — neither is included on any pass. |
| Check price on Taipei FunPASS ✓ Verified 2026-10-01 | Varies per site · Individual Tickets |
Taipei FunPASS
NT$1,300 (1-day, adult, discounted from NT$1,500)
💡 A genuine multi-attraction pass, not just a transit pass: bundles one free admission each to Taipei 101 Observatory and the National Palace Museum, 14+ other attractions (Maokong Gondola, Taipei Zoo, Yehliu Geopark, and more), plus unlimited MRT/bus/Tourist Shuttle rides — strong value for a visitor planning on 3 or more of its included attractions across 1-3 days.
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- Validity
- 1, 2, or 3 consecutive days
- Taipei 101 Observatory
- Included (standard 89F/88F/91F ticket)
- National Palace Museum
- Included (ordinary-visit ticket)
- Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
- Not needed — always free
- Longshan Temple
- Not needed — always free
- Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan) Trail
- Not needed — always free
- Public Transport
- Included — unlimited MRT, city buses (Taipei/New Taipei/Keelung), and 6 Taiwan Tourist Shuttle routes
- Format
- Physical card — pick-up required (airport/MRT station counters) or buy on the spot
✓ Verified 2026-10-01
Individual Tickets
Varies per site
💡 Better for a short visit focused on only one or two paid sights, or anyone wanting Taipei 101's 101F outdoor deck or the Skyline460 experience — neither is included on any pass.
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- Validity
- Per ticket
- Taipei 101 Observatory
- NT$600
- National Palace Museum
- NT$350
- Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
- Free
- Longshan Temple
- Free
- Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan) Trail
- Free
- Public Transport
- Pay per ride (EasyCard)
- Format
- Varies by seller
Data sources & verificationChecked against 5 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-10-01.
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Checked against 5 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-10-01.
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Pricing Analysis & Important Details
01. Taipei FunPASS is a genuine admission pass, confirmed by its own itemized product page
Unlike some Asian transit-first products, the Unlimited Pass's own "Products included" list itemizes a full-price Taipei 101 Observatory ticket and a National Palace Museum ordinary-visit ticket by name, alongside 14+ other named attraction tickets — this is modeled as a genuine multi-attraction pass, not downgraded to a transit-only product.
02. Three of Taipei's best-known landmarks are completely free, with or without any pass
The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (building + Liberty Square), Longshan Temple, and the Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan) hiking trail all charge no admission of any kind. No pass could ever discount what's already free.
03. Taipei 101's premium tiers are never included on any pass
The pass's bundled ticket covers only the standard 89F/88F/91F observatory deck (NT$600 value). The 101F outdoor-deck add-on (NT$380) and the reservation-only Skyline460 experience (NT$3,000, 145cm+ height minimum) are not included and must always be booked and paid separately.
04. No Go City or Turbopass product operates in Taipei
Research confirmed neither provider currently lists any Taiwan destination. Taipei's only official multi-attraction pass is the city-government-backed Taipei FunPASS.
05. The pass's full advertised catalogue is much larger than the two attractions modeled on this page
The pass markets "free admission to 30+ popular attractions" and its own product page itemizes 16-17 named tickets — this page focuses on the two attractions most relevant to comparison shopping (Taipei 101, National Palace Museum); treat the pass's value as understated here if your itinerary includes several of its other bundled sights (Maokong Gondola, Taipei Zoo, Yehliu Geopark, and more).
Which Option Fits Your Visit?
Skyscraper + Museum Day (or More)
The Taipei FunPASS covers Taipei 101 Observatory and the National Palace Museum in one pass, plus unlimited transport — strong value once you add a third or fourth bundled attraction like Maokong Gondola or Taipei Zoo.
A Single Paid Sight
Visiting only Taipei 101 or only the National Palace Museum? A direct ticket (NT$600 or NT$350) is simpler and cheaper than the NT$1,300 pass unless you're also using its transport or other inclusions.
A Free-Landmark Day
Skip any pass — the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Longshan Temple, and the Elephant Mountain trail are all free to visit at any time.
Sunset Over Taipei 101
Hike up the free Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan) trail for a framed skyline view, or pay for Taipei 101's own observatory — the pass covers only the latter.
Detailed Attraction Guides
Verified prices, booking rules, and pass-inclusion status for Taipei's most-visited sites.
Taipei 101 Observatory Guide
Standard ticket pricing, premium tiers, and confirmed Taipei FunPASS inclusion.
National Palace Museum Guide
Ticket pricing for Taiwan's imperial art collection, and confirmed Taipei FunPASS inclusion.
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Guide
Confirmed free access to the memorial hall and Liberty Square, and the Changing of the Guard schedule.
Longshan Temple Guide
Confirmed free access to one of Taipei's oldest folk-religion temples, and visiting etiquette.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best city pass for Taipei?
Does the Taipei FunPASS actually include free entry to attractions, or is it just a transit pass?
Do I need a pass to visit the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Longshan Temple, or Elephant Mountain?
Is there a Go City or Turbopass product in Taipei?
Does the Taipei FunPASS cover Taipei 101's 101F deck or the Skyline460 experience?
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