立法院民主時刻館, Legislative Democracy Museum in Wufeng District, Taiwan.
The Legislative Democracy Museum is a former provincial assembly building in Wufeng that now holds six thematic exhibition areas covering Taiwan's democratic development. The spaces present different aspects of the legislative process and parliamentary history through organized displays and installations.
The building was constructed in 1958 and served as Taiwan's provincial assembly headquarters for decades before transforming into a museum in 2021. This conversion from an active seat of government to a public institution reflects Taiwan's approach to preserving its legislative heritage.
The name reflects Taiwan's focus on connecting democracy to everyday civic life, and visitors notice how the space encourages people to think about their role in the legislative process. The exhibition halls are arranged to make democratic participation feel tangible and relevant to current times.
The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, with guided tours available by advance booking at the front desk. Visitors should plan enough time to comfortably explore the different exhibition areas at their own pace.
A standout feature is the Democracy Theater area, where projectors display historical moments from Taiwan's legislative process across the dome ceiling. This combination of visual effects with historical content creates an experience that goes beyond traditional museum displays.
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