Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial House — Attraction in Taipei

臺北市國父史蹟館(逸仙公園) 逸仙公園位於台灣台北市台北車站附近，又名國父史蹟紀念館。該公園為紀念孫中山的小巧公園。中華民國選擇此處作為紀念該國國父的公園之一，主要原因是該地為孫逸仙於1913年來台時下榻的料亭。

該料亭亦為當年台灣總督佐久間左馬太與孫逸仙會談政情的場所。現址為臺北市中正區中山北路一段46號，北靠市民大道一段、東靠中山北路一段、西靠台北車站。

逸仙公園面積約3025平方公尺，園內主要建物為約50坪的「梅屋敷」。因庭園栽種「梅樹」而得名的梅屋敷興建於1900年，本為日人大和宗吉所經營的料亭。梅屋敷是日治時代台北著名的高級料亭，位在北門町，舉凡台灣總督、商界大亨或社會名士都是座上賓，席間亦可召藝妓來助興。Yixian Park is located near Taipei Main Station in Taipei, Taiwan, also known as the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall. The park is a small park commemorating Sun Yat-sen. The Republic of China chose this place as one of the parks to commemorate the founding father of the country, mainly because it was the pavilion where Sun Yat-sen stayed when he came to Taiwan in 1913.

This pavilion was also the place where Taiwan's Governor Sakuma Zuo Matthew and Sun Yat-sen had a political discussion. The current address is No. 46, Section 1, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, with Civic Avenue Section in the north, Zhongshan North Road Section in the east, and Taipei Main Station in the west.

Yatsen Park covers an area of ​​about 3,025 square meters. The main building in the park is the "Ume Yashiki" of about 50 square meters. Umeyashiki, named after the "plum tree" planted in the garden, was built in 1900. It was originally a pavilion operated by the Japanese Yamato Sokichi. Umeyashiki is a famous high-end food pavilion in Taipei during the Japanese Occupation era. It is located in Beimending. Every Taiwanese governor, business tycoon or social celebrity are all guests. Geishas can also be invited to cheer during the banquet. Yixian...

Accessibility to the House is not updated - it's been closed since COVID-19, so visitors can only look from the outside and walk around the garden. The garden is more of a worthy visit than the House, tbh. The House is very small and the exhibits seem limited (unless it's your 1st encounter about Sun Yat-Sen). The House also doesn't seem to be well-maintained - it seemed dusty and cobwebby. Worthy only if you're a history buff or...

A rather simplified memorial park in memory of the temporary residence where Dr. Sun had visited in Taipei during his early years dedicated to the revolution against the Ching dynasty. Suggest to set up a 15 to 30 minutes video about the pre-republic lifes of Dr. Sun, and have it run on display every hour on the hour during the entire opening hours of the park. It would be more attractive for the public than just...