Taipei 101

Took my dad here for his birthday and he couldn’t stop smiling. The high-speed elevator is an experience in itself — your ears pop like crazy. We spent almost two hours just walking around and taking photos. Even the mall at the base is impressive. Totally recommend booking tickets online to skip the line.

What a marvel of engineering! I loved seeing the tuned mass damper — that giant golden ball is mesmerizing. The audio guide explained how it stabilizes the building during typhoons. The cafe on the 89th floor serves a decent coffee with a view. A must-do for anyone who appreciates architecture and cityscapes.

Absolutely breathtaking! I went up right before sunset and watched the city lights flicker on. The 360° panorama is insane — you can see all the way to the mountains and the ocean. The staff were friendly and the whole place felt super clean and modern. Definitely the highlight of my trip to Taiwan!

Solid experience overall. The elevator ride is super fast and the view from the top is great, especially around sunset. I just wish there were more interactive exhibits or info about the building’s construction. It felt a bit like a standard skyscraper visit. Still, worth seeing once if you’re in Taipei.

Honestly, I was a bit let down. The observation deck is nice, but for the price, I expected more. The glass floor was cool for about two minutes, but the whole thing felt rushed and crowded. Plus, the wind made the building sway a little which freaked me out. Not worth the hype if you ask me.

Taipei 101 is a masterpiece of engineering. I'm not usually into skyscrapers, but the design and the tuned mass damper are seriously cool. I spent an hour just staring at the structural details. The observation deck is spacious with plenty of seating, and the cafe serves decent coffee. Highly recommend for architecture nerds like me!

Absolutely loved my visit to Taipei 101! Went just before sunset and watched the city lights flicker on – magical. The glass floor section near the elevator gave me a little thrill, but not too scary if you're afraid of heights. The staff were friendly and the audio guide included interesting facts about the damper. A must-do in Taipei!

Decent experience overall, but honestly overhyped. The view is nice, but on a hazy day you can barely see the city. The building itself is impressive from outside, but inside it's just another tourist trap with overpriced souvenirs. We spent more time in the queues than actually enjoying the view. Not bad, but I'd recommend hiking Elephant Mountain instead for a better photo op.

Taipei 101 is iconic, no doubt. The observatory is clean and well-organized, and the high-speed elevator is a cool experience. But I was a bit underwhelmed by the indoor mall area – felt like any other luxury shopping center. For the price of admission, I expected more interactive exhibits or history. Great for a one-time check, but I wouldn't rush back.

Honestly, the view from the top is breathtaking and worth the ticket price, but the crowds were insane on a Saturday afternoon. We waited almost an hour for the elevator both up and down. If you go, try to visit on a weekday or right when it opens. Still, the 360-degree panorama of Taipei is unforgettable.

I might have just been unlucky with the weather, but the day I visited was so foggy and cloudy that I couldn't see anything from the top. Literally a grey wall. The indoor exhibits are interesting but not worth the steep ticket price alone. The mall downstairs is just a regular luxury mall – nothing special. Probably skip if the forecast is bad.

Really cool building and the view is stunning – no doubt about that. But I have to deduct a star because the queue to get up took almost 45 minutes even with a pre-booked ticket, and the observation deck felt a bit crowded. The price is also on the higher side compared to other observation decks worldwide. Still, if you can handle the wait, it's a great experience.

We booked dinner at one of the restaurants inside Taipei 101 – what an experience! The food was delicious (we had the set menu with local ingredients) and the floor-to-ceiling windows made for a romantic night view. Service was impeccable. Yes, it's pricey, but for a special occasion it's totally worth it. The mall downstairs is also great for shopping.

Incredible engineering and design. I'm a fan of skyscrapers and Taipei 101 didn't disappoint. The wind damper is huge – they have a whole exhibition about it. The observation deck is open-air on some levels so you can feel the breeze. Also loved the souvenir shop with unique Taiwan-themed items. Highly recommended for architecture lovers.

Absolutely breathtaking! The view from the 89th floor observatory at sunset is something I'll never forget. The whole city lights up as it gets dark, and you can see all the way to the mountains. Super smooth elevators, friendly staff, and the audio guide gives great historical context. 100% worth the ticket price. A must-do in Taipei!