Student Affairs Announcement
Customs Museum (hereinafter referred to as "CM") Visitor Information
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| I. | In accordance with the letter from the Directorate General of Customs, Ministry of Finance, dated September 18, 115 (2026), Ref. No. Tai-Guan-Mi-Zi-1151025561. |
| II. | The Maritime Museum's collection and exhibition are centered around the themes of "The Journey of Goods" and "Connecting the World." The content covers customs clearance operations, seizure results, customs history, international customs cooperation, customs vessels, and lighthouse memories. It integrates interactive experiences and multimedia displays. Its prime location, adjacent to historical and cultural attractions such as Dadaocheng, the National Taiwan Museum's Railway Department Park, and Taipei Warehouse, makes it convenient for schools to plan one-day outdoor education trips. |
| III. | The Maritime Museum is open to the public free of charge. School groups are requested to make reservations at least 3 days prior to their visit and may request a guided tour at the time of booking. The museum also provides a three-language (Mandarin, English, Japanese) audio guide system. Teachers and students can scan the QR codes in the exhibition halls with their smartphones to explore and learn independently during opening hours. For relevant visiting information and opening hours, please refer to the Maritime Museum's official website (https://gov.tw/Fwq). |
| IV. | To promote customs knowledge and legal education, and to enhance the effectiveness of student visits and facilitate teachers' course planning, we have attached one introduction brochure for the Maritime Museum and three learning worksheets for all levels of schools. You are welcome to download and utilize them, and to book a visit. |
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