Day 1: Chiang Kai-shek or CKS Memorial and museums, Liberty (Freedom Square), National Palace Museum, Longshan Temple, Ximending night market / Day 2: Taipei Zoo, Taipei 101, Din Tai Fung restaurant, Bopiliao Old Street, Roehe St. Night Market // Day 3: join a day tour to Shifen, Jiufen and Yehliu geopark, then go to Shilin night market.

Yes,6-7am is recommended because it is not crowded and you can take photos without photo bombers-:).

I agree with the others. Didn't see any signs, but I wouldn't let my kid. It just seems to be a reverent place.

It is open 361 days a year, so you should be fine on most Mondays. Be aware that it is closed on Chinese New Year’s Eve and the first day of the Chinese New Year.

No. It’s free

No. But observe silence in the main hall.

I was wearing shorts and the shirts. Was not made aware of any restrictions as such.

Yes there is a elevator up to the memorial entrance.

It takes place every hour from opening until and hour before closing exactly in the hour. I.e 4:00 or 12:00 noon

Good to have a stroller to manage the young visitors. However one of the highlights where you can see the change of guards at the main hall, you need to climb a long flight of stairs. No elevators.