Tainan | Black Bridge Sausage Museum | DIY, Meals, and Dried Meat Souvenirs

Interesting place to learn about sausages and hotdogs with interactive displays and information. The DIY component is especially tailored for kids and the end product is a cute takeaway from the event. Not a bad way to spend the day!

It sounds pretty good: learning about different international sausage varieties, SOPs for making them, joining a Klook itinerary, DIY sausage doll making, a meal, and receiving complimentary dried meat.

It's a lot of fun and well worth the experience! In addition to the many scenic spots perfect for taking pictures, I think even the elevators are beautiful. The large and small intestines included in the set meal are also very delicious 😋😋😋!

I thought there would be a guided tour 😂 It turned out to be a self-guided tour... small intestine wrapped in large intestine + drink + dried meat + handmade... It seemed a bit uneconomical, so I was a little disappointed. The cost of visiting for free is higher!

The jerky has an expiry date of about 1 month. For the stuffed toy, you can choose between the DIY version or the pre-made version.

The sausages are delicious, the dolls are cute, and although they are not big, they are still a place to pass the time.

The staff was very enthusiastic and carefully explained the contents of the plan we purchased, the service was very attentive! The two adults had a great time doing handicrafts.

After exchanging the voucher with the counter staff, you can first visit the museum, then eat large intestines wrapped in small intestines and drink drinks (optional: sugar-free green tea or sugary drinks), and finally receive dried meat and dolls.

It’s cute to make your own keychain, the small intestines wrapped in large intestines that come with it are delicious, and it’s interesting to visit the museum and it’s worth a visit.

The DIY keychain is very cute. It has an itinerary to eat and pick up. It’s very good. You can refer to it. It’s just that the tour is self-guided. It’s a pity. Let’s take a walk around and reminisce about the ancient customs.