The House stands at the centre of the grounds, which is a four-storey Renaissance building with an underground parking. The total floor area is 19,590 square meters where exhibition space occupies 3,112 square meters.
History of Taiwan Historica, Formosa Gallery and briefing room are situated on the first floor. With a high-ceiling lobby at the main entrance, a wide variety of collection of Taiwanese folk culture displayed in Gallery 2 to 6 on the second and third floors, including Kundao Fenghua and Penglai Hsiangching Galleries for special exhibitions.
Discover rural life of the Han Chinese and slash-and-burn cultivation of Taiwan Indigenous people.
Examine the objects of residence, traditional life, settlements, Fengshui and expelling evil spirits, and the style of Taiwanese architecture during 1920s to 30s.
Learn the artifacts for living, society, religion and art work.
