Evergreen Maritime Museum in central Taipei presents ship models, maritime paintings, navigation equipment, and exhibits on Taiwan’s relationship with the sea. Its galleries connect the history of vessels and navigation with the broader cultural and technological story of maritime life.
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A ship model can turn a distant voyage into a scale you can study. Evergreen Maritime Museum uses models, paintings, and navigation tools to tell stories about ships and the people who sailed them.
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- The museum is located on the fifth floor of the Chang Yung-Fa Foundation building.
- Its collections include ship models, maritime paintings, and navigation equipment.
- The museum’s mission is to preserve and present the history, art, and science of boats and ships.
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