I went to see the building and hoped to see the largest musical instrument in Taiwan (the organ). The former did not disappoint it's amazing. The breeze is directed through the open arches between the performance spaces. The light within is magic and the light clusters have been colonised by the bird population which were displaced when the banyan trees were cut down to make way for this magnificent building. The cafe is good and well priced. I didn't see or hear the organ as all the performance spaces were closed but there was still plenty to enthuse about. I did not understand the scales. Well worth the time spent here and with a MRT station outside easy to get to

A nice place with a great musical atmosphere btw it’s recommended to watch the show since you can go to the third floor to enjoy the view.

A nice multi-functions center located at Weiwuying. Take the orange line and you will get right there. Definitely worth a visit.

The building itself is an attraction. The architecture is unbelievable. Well done. You need to plan a little time to walk around the building. You have several shops/cafes inside. And to take the time to appreciate the design here. Also, you have a wonderful park outside to walk around. The MRT has a station just by the building entrance. So take the time to visit, it's worth it.

Impressive building, although with a strangely sterile inner area that links the 4 venues. Box office staff need better English skills. The concert hall is impressive.

Nice place to hangout with friends and definitely a good place for a day out with family. The cave like architecture of this building is already an art itself to admire.

Great performing arts centre. Love the architecture and the many venues. An inspiring place!

Gorgeous building. Unfortunately it’s quite empty inside and doesn’t have a lot going on, except possibly in the late afternoon.