Black Bridge Sausage Museum

One of my favorite food themed museums! There's a bus - Blue route - that takes you here from the city center but the intervals are about an hour so just grab a taxi to the museum. The replica sausages are really cute and there's a cafe selling ready to eat and bring home food on the ground floor. Each floor of the museum exhibits a different aspect of the brand and of sausages. It was really fun to learn about food and see the connection between sausages and spices around the world. Ps. There's wifi at the museum

The museum of famous sausage and also show Taiwan 🇹🇼 history.
There are BBQ sausage with different flavors and snakes store on first floor.
2nd and 3rd floor, Be decorate of old stores, streets, foods, and even old theater that used to be.

Great place for family to stop by~
Recommended!!

It showcases some history and making of sausage; a nice free attraction; all museum are decorated with early Taiwanese vibe, even the elevators are well decorated. Great to take some pictures

My family and I enjoyed this place as we got to learn many knowledge about sausages and now they have Halloween themed photobooth and prizes to be won when you join the activities. The sausages that is on the stick taste amazing.The admission to the museum is free.

Its a well famous Taiwan sausage company museum, and it free to visit. In here you can see the company history and how they make the most famous sausage in Taiwan. Of coz, you can't leave without trying it, they sell sausages with different flavors and also pork jerky. You can actually ask counter for sampling the jerky. Don't miss this when you travel around this area.

Came here on a whim and had a surprisingly great time at the museum (and of course some delicious sausage on the way out). I'd say expect to stay 30-45 minutes here if you're in the area. Enjoy!!

Amazing place.
Very English friendly.
Accessible, easy going.
With a must purchase jerky shop and a super tasty restaurant!
Come and see for yourself

I brought my children's here aged 17 and 18 last year. The woman that was at the front desk asked if they wanted to try out some of the new special sausages. They tried them out and to my surprise, it was amazing. Will come here again if I have the opurtitnity. 10/10 recommend.

For a small place, they had some interesting displays: history of sausages, international sausages, sausages through the decades, and an ACed theatre playing their company video on loop. Best of all, there was a food place on the first floor! Get the Sausage Taiyaki, soooo good. We also got a bun which was also so good! Their sausages taste really good! A little salty smoky and sweet. The souvenir shop was cute, they had some random food themed soaps but mind you everything was a little pricy. We spent about 45min to an hour here. No admission fee.

I couldn’t possibly feel any more satisfied about my experience learning about sausage today. I thought that I was already a connoisseur of sausages, but today I learned so much more and feel the better for it. Thanks Sausage Museum!!

@Hilly Yeung, you have a fantastic name, but when It comes to serious matters like Sausage, you need to check yourself. Who needs anything more than cute little greasy red Taiwanese sausage? Where else can you roll the dice to win a delicious savory snack? Of course my biggest concern is that you’ve been trash-talking your boyfriend’s Little Bird. That could cause irreparable waves for you two. I’m praying for the best outcome.

As for me, my life feels even more complete after a wonderful afternoon at the Sausage Museum.

Cheers!

Learned about the manufacturing process of sausage... and you can buy some here for your friends

The Taiwan Black Bridge sausage museum - I love it!!! The Taiwan - German friendship unites in our sausages. Almost half of the museum is dedicated to the mutual history of Taiwan and Germany in our sausages. A countrie's individual fingerprint is its sausages. I love this museum!

Great museum, free. Lousy food though. I'm not a big fan of their sausages, I'd prefer traditional Taiwanese sausages you get in the local marketplace with wine spirits in them. However, they've spent some time decorating the place and offering it for free, so give them kudos to that.

It would have been better if we can see part of the manufacturing process through windows, but it's a good experience nonetheless.

Really modern museum on sausages and saausage making with free entry. The nearby river had a bit of a stench when walking to this place but the museum itself was exceptionally clean. You can get a few sausages here for fairly cheap and they are quite interesting texture and flavours. The staff were also really friendly and had a good chat with the front. The information in the museum is probably as extensive as you'd need a museum dedicated solely to sausages to be.

Great little museum!! Nice pit stop before heading out of town!

No ticket needed.

Very intriguing, informative museum. There is a shop on the first floor where you may purchase sausage and other goods. Friendly staff. Kid-friendly.

Third floor is company history, second floor is an interesting overview of sausages in the world. Small museum but an interesting experience (and free!)

Informative; free admission; get to eat different flavour of sausages. Great for family visit - young, old & in-between.

No entrance fee. A good experience to know the history of the sausage. By the way, the sausage taste awesome!