The Pocket Museum is a museum dedicated to collecting miniature artworks. There are more than 200 miniature treasures from home and abroad in the museum. When curator Lin Wenren and his wife traveled to Amsterdam, they were attracted by exquisite miniature artworks. Since then, they have started to collect various miniature artworks, and thus the current museum came into being. Entering the Pocket Museum is like stepping into a time tunnel. Exhibits such as Tudor architecture and Victorian mansions look small, beautiful, and the images are extremely realistic, and are very worthy of viewing. The exhibition space inside the Pocket Museum – Strolling through the Pocket Museum is like entering a time tunnel with exotic flavors. Miniature art originating from the German court aristocrats in the 16th century has spread throughout Europe and North America. These small artworks, from large building structures to small keys on the desk, are all made in strict accordance with a certain reduction ratio. A ratio of 1:12 of the real object is the mainstream in the world. The Pocket Museum searches all over the world to collect the works of miniature art masters. It has a world-class collection scale. After the all-encompassing miniature masterpieces are combined and arranged, there are currently about two hundred theme works on display, mainly including dollhouses that present the interior and exterior layout of the entire building, roomboxes that are exquisite portrayals of various rooms, and theme works full of fun and creativity. Opening hours: Open all year round, Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 – 18:00. Concessionary policies supplementary notes: 1. Children’s ticket: 120 NT. For children aged 6 to 12 or those over 110 cm in height. 2. Free admission: Free admission for children under 6 years old. 3. *To maintain visiting order and safety, each adult is limited to bringing two children under 12 years old. Concessionary tickets can be purchased by presenting relevant certificates on site. 4. Youth ticket: 160 NT. For youths aged 13 to 18. Service facilities: WIFI, restrooms, barrier-free services: barrier-free entrance, barrier-free elevator. Must-see tips: 1. Eating and drinking are not allowed in the exhibition hall, classroom, and ticket office of the museum. 2. Outside food cannot be consumed in the gift shop and rest area. 3. No games or activities are allowed inside the museum to avoid affecting others’ visits. 4. For children who are too young, they must be accompanied by a teacher or guardian to enter and exit the exhibition hall. After entering, please do not let children run in and out of the exhibition hall at will. Each parent is limited to bringing in no more than two children under 110 cm in height. 5. The collections in the museum are all unique. Do not run, frolic, or knock on the safety cover in the exhibition hall. If damage or injury is caused, compensation must be made. 6. Photography and videography are fully allowed in the museum, but flashlights and tripods or other equipment that may affect others’ visits are not allowed.
7. Group guided tour service needs to be reserved 7 days in advance to arrange a tour guide.
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