Tittot Glass Art Museum

The Tittot Glass Art Museum, the first glass art museum in the Great China area, was open to the world on September 9, 1999. It's goal is to educate more art lovers to experience the beauty of Chinese glass art. Cultural exchanges brought by the museum's international exhibitions and art programs make it by far not only a local art center, but also an international cultural star.

In order to provide more space to display its growing collections, to sponsor cultural activities, and to implement other necessary improvements, the Tittot Glass Art Museum was refurbished in spring 2002. The museum was re-opened to the public later that year, and has since become not only an art center but the main attraction to all visitors to Taipei City.

The Tittot Glass Art Museum is located at Taipei City's Guandu area. Visitors can take the Danshui Line of the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) network and get off at the Guandu Station. The Museum opens from 9am to 5pm, from Tuesday to Sunday, and closes on Mondays.