Taipei 228 Memorial Hall

Ridiculous name, simply political and pieceful distorted stories

Complete history of the 28 February 1947 incident which calvanized the Taiwan democracy movement. Plenty of photos and historic items. Some descriptions are in English, but they also provide a free English pamphlet.

Very educational museum.

It is a great place to learn more about 228 incident happening. BUT. There is a big BUT. English is mostly not available when you go through the hall. Pieces of detailed information are all written in Mandarin. So it is a good place for anyone who can read Mandarin. But if you can't, there would be some problems while visiting here.

The museum is a dedicated one that is aimed to commemorate the 228 Incident and those that lost their lives as a result. It tells the story of the events leading up to the uprising and gives accounts of the events and its aftermath with witness testimony. There is a gift shop in the entrance area with books on the subject, many in English for those wanting to learn about the incident.