New Taipei Yingge Ceramics Museum Ticket

Taiwan's first professional museum dedicated to ceramics offers a unique visitor experience. The architectural form of the Ceramics Museum features a gray exterior presented by exposed concrete and steel frame, complemented by high space and plain color design. Large glass curtains allow natural light to shine in, enhancing the display of indoor ceramic exhibits.

Exhibition Spaces

The museum is organized across multiple floors, each offering distinct experiences:

• First Floor: Includes a ceramics collection (cultural product store), consulting service area, ceramics stage, permanent exhibition, and sunny special exhibition room. Various performances or experience activities are held from time to time.
• Second Floor: Focuses on the development of Taiwan ceramics with themes such as "Transformation from Clay to Form," "Looking Back at Where We Came From," "Taiwan Town," "Journey Through Time," and "Future Predictions." Interactive technology is used to create engaging display scenarios.
• Third Floor: Hosts the special exhibition room, featuring selected exhibitions every year for public enjoyment of ceramics' beauty.
• Basement 1 & Basement 2: Basement 1 includes a data center, international lecture hall, children's experience room, pottery gallery, and restaurant. Basement 2 serves as a pottery study room with small theme exhibitions by potters or groups from around the world.

Additional Features

The International Lecture Hall holds academic activities and offers venue rental services. The data center is a special library open to the public, containing books, journals, and audio-visual materials related to ceramics, art, and museums.

Visiting Notice

• No pets allowed.
• Smoking is prohibited (including outdoors and in the Ceramic Art Park).
• No eating or drinking indoors (except in restaurants, outdoors, and in the Ceramic Art Park).
• No use of loudspeakers or broadcasting service.

Certain groups enjoy free admission:

• Citizens aged 65 years and above and under 12 years old.
• Aboriginal nationals aged 55 years and above.
• Students studying in domestic schools at all levels.
• A disabled person with one necessary companion.
• Holders of low-income household certificates.
• Volunteers holding a volunteer service honor card.
• Members of the Museum Society of the Republic of China.
• Retired civil servants of the Republic of China.