Tainan | Museu da Linguiça Black Bridge | Faça você mesmo, refeições e lembrancinhas de carne seca

Un lugar interesante para aprender sobre salchichas y perritos calientes con exhibiciones e información interactivas. El componente de "hágalo usted mismo" está especialmente diseñado para niños y el producto final es un bonito recuerdo para llevar del evento. ¡No es una mala manera de pasar el día!

Regarding different national varieties of sausages, SOP for making them, participating in the Klock itinerary, DIY sausage dolls, meals, and complimentary dried meat, it all sounds pretty good.

It's a lot of fun and definitely worth experiencing! Besides having many Instagrammable spots, I even think the elevators are beautiful. The large and small intestines included in the set meal were also delicious 😋😋😋!

I thought there would be a guided tour 😂 Turns out it's a self-guided tour... Large sausage wrapped in small sausage + drink + dried meat + DIY craft... Seems a bit overpriced, a little disappointed. Free admission would offer better value for money!

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 and the dolls are cute. Although it's not a large place, it's still somewhere you can spend some time.

The staff were very enthusiastic and meticulously explained the contents of the package we purchased. The service was very thoughtful! The two adults had a great time with the DIY craft.

After exchanging your voucher with the counter staff, you can first visit the museum, then enjoy a 'small sausage in large sausage' and a drink (choose between: unsweetened green tea or a sweetened beverage), and finally collect your dried meat and figurine.

Making your own keychain is very cute, and the complimentary 'Da Chang Bao Xiao Chang' (Taiwanese sausage in glutinous rice sausage) is delicious. The museum visit is also very interesting and well worth a visit.

The DIY keychains are very cute, and the itinerary where you get to eat and take something home is great, worth considering. It's a bit of a shame that the tour is self-guided, but it's nice to walk around, look, and reminisce about old-fashioned charm.