1. The Taiwan Design Museum, operated by the Taiwan Design Research Institute, is the first professional museum in the Chinese-speaking world with "design" as its core exhibition theme. It curates diverse exhibitions and activities through professional curators who integrate current issues and trends.

2. "CLASSPLAY: Step Into Aesthetic Education" offers free admission until November 20th. Through case studies from the "Aesthetic Education - Campus Aesthetic Design Practice Project" 5.0, explore how schools and professional design teams co-create, integrating design thinking and methods to provide learning environments for schools at all levels in Taiwan that align with educational trends, possess aesthetic appeal, and meet teaching needs, embodying the spirit of "Designing for Learning."

3. "Flowing: Transformations in Taipei's Urban Landscape Aesthetics" is free to visit until November 24th. It focuses on eight major themes of change in Daan Forest Park: water, soil, plants, microclimate, history, ecology, space, and lifestyle transformations. Discover how ten years of research by experts and scholars, along with the execution of the Dawan Grass Canal Project, have made Daan Forest Park a practical field for ecological balance, exploring the coexistence of urban and ecological systems, and experiencing the inspiration brought by water and landscape design!

4. "Encounter Spain! Pilgrimage to Contemporary Design Exhibition" requires a ticket for entry and runs until November 17th. It transports you to a design world filled with Mediterranean charm, exploring the intersection of design in industry and culture, form and function, technology and humanity. The exhibition showcases 66 classic Spanish works, presented through six concepts: Contemporary Classics, Everyday Symbols, Mediterranean Spirit, Innovative Attitudes, Urban Living, and Sustainable Cycles. Visitors can not only appreciate the aesthetic beauty of the designs but also gain a deep understanding of their cultural significance.

5. To promote design aesthetics education, starting this year, the daily ticket price has been reduced to NT$50 per person (includes access to all exhibitions and the "Not Just Library"). For groups of 10 or more, the discounted price is NT$40 per person. Teacher and student groups are welcome to book guided tours or plan visits. Groups of 10 or more can fill out the group guided tour application form on the Taiwan Design Research Institute website. Website:(Website Link)

6. The museum's operating hours are from 10:00 to 18:00, closed every Monday.