Admire cultural relics and catch Pokémon at the National Palace Museum Northern Branch — free admission after sunset with valid ID
By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled report
The National Palace Museum Northern Branch launches a free entry event with valid ID. (Image source / National Palace Museum)
The museum also reminded visitors that valid IDs include the Republic of China ID card, National Health Insurance card, driver’s license, military or police ID, passport, and other official documents. The museum warmly welcomes everyone to visit and enjoy the beauty of Chinese cultural relics.
It is worth noting that catching Pokémon is prohibited inside the museum exhibition halls to avoid endangering cultural relics and visitor safety. While Pokémon catching is allowed in the outdoor areas and public spaces of the museum, visitors should be cautious of stairs, railings, ponds, and other hazards to avoid accidental falls or injuries. This free admission event is expected to attract crowds and also draw Pokémon players to the site.
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