Drink up a bit of Taipei’s past at this museum housed in a historic pumping station. The station is located by the Xindian River off Siyuan Street near one of the city’s water sources. The Baroque-style facility was built in 1908 and some of the original equipment remains on display inside. The station was designated as a national grade-three historic site, and it was reopened as a museum in April 2000. Apart from its educational value, the museum provides a classical backdrop that has been featured in many local TV ads. It is also a favorite site for bridal photographs. This place is more interesting than it sounds.

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Resource: Department of Information and Tourism,Taipei City Government

Travel Info
Museum of Drinking Water
[自來水博物館/Zìh Laí Shueǐ Bó Wù Guǎn]
-Located in: Northern Taiwan
-County: Taipei
-Features: Exhibitions, Museums
-Highly recommend to: Couples, Families
-Opening Hours:
Tue.-Sun.
Summer (July 1 to Aug. 31) 09:00 to 20:00 (Last admission 19:00);
Fall~Spring (Sept. 1 to June 30) 09:00 to 18:00 (Last admission 17:00).
Close on Mondays and national holidays.
-Contact: +886-2-83695104
-Address: No. 1, Siyuan St., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei City Taiwan

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Info quote from  Department of Information and Tourism,Taipei City Government
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