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Hsinchu City Fire Museum, Hsinchu

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The Hsinchu City Fire Museum (traditional Chinese: 新竹市消防博物館; simplified Chinese: 新竹市消防博物馆; pinyin: Xīnzhúshì Xiāofáng Bówùguǎn) is a museum about firefighting in North District, Hsinchu City, Taiwan.

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By R2008

it's a very small museum with an old firetruck and some gears. only go if you really have nothing to do

it's a very small museum with an old firetruck and some gears. only go if you really have nothing to do more »
By kimitakas

I thought it was a real fire station. No, beside a real fire station, there is also a museum. I didn’t enter inside, but even from outside you can take a look of displays. It should be nice to bring..... more

I thought it was a real fire station. No, beside a real fire station, there is also a museum. I didn’t enter inside, but even from outside you can take a look of displays. It should be nice to bring..... more »
By Thomas L

We had not planned our visit there, but seeing a "earthquake simulator" sounded like a great activity for the kids... unfortunately, 3 days advance booking is required. Anyway, there are more...

We had not planned our visit there, but seeing a "earthquake simulator" sounded like a great activity for the kids... unfortunately, 3 days advance booking is required. Anyway, there are more... more »

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By Love Ukulele

Historical Fire station built during the Japanese occupation, now turned into a Museum Centrally located Small but very educational for kids

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By U. X.

Very small,but highly recommendable for kids.

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By Lawman Law

Very nice fireman instructors, free fire helmet souvenirs for kids, you can try how to escape in a dark area and try the traditional manual operating hose reel.

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By Joseph Chen

This is a firefighting building established during Japanese era. Now it's still a firefighting office. However, majority of its space is now occupied by the city sponsored museum. It's be children friendly and educational. It includes fire engine, clothes you can put on to feel and take pictures. There are many facility you can experience, such as smoke room / CPR ... And it's totally free. Kids can also enjoy drawing and receive a small free souvenir afterwards.

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By Sophie W

Some exhibitions are interesting in the museum and there is no entrance fee so it's worth to visit. However if you expect to see something modern you will be disappointed since the space is out dated and needed renovations.

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