英文摘要 |
Just as the general description of the Museum Act implemented in Taiwan in 2015: Museums are cultural institutions with high spiritual value. Countries around the world not only attach importance to their traditional functions of collection, research, display, and education, but also regard them as cultural indicators and city landmarks. In the trend of globalization, museums are not only a treasure trove of lifelong learning for people, but their cultural tourism and creative value-adding functions have also made museums been a hot spot for tourism and leisure. From the perspective of urban planning, museums are a cultural public space in the city. In addition to providing exhibitions and information, they can also meet the visitors’desire and demand for spiritual and cultural perception through the interaction between the museum and the visitors. In addition, the open space of the museum is the one for many people to stay and relax in their leisure time. The open space of the museum is the first space for the museum to contact the visitors.“What is the mechanism and type of visit experience introduced in it?”has become a very important topic to the contemporary museums that focus on multiple functions and rich experiences. Different types of museums can also develop unique open spaces based on their characteristics and purposes, shaping the value and spirit of museums and regional culture. Under the discourse of cultural tourism, this study summarizes relevant documents and analyzes cases, further explores the positioning of the museum's open space in urban culture and urban landscape, and finally discusses how the museum's open space can strengthen the service function of the museum. In addition to providing visitors with a more comfortable visiting environment and experience, it furthers the benefits of surrounding communities and promotes the development of urban cultural tourism industry. |