Fire Museum Introduction
The Fire Museum is located at the Hsinchu City Fire Bureau, built in 1936. It is said to be the tallest building in Hsinchu during the Japanese colonial period and a work from the "light-colored tile and reinforced concrete period." This elegantly simple building features square windows as its basic design, with a six-story observation tower on the left. The top of the tower has a platform for high-altitude views, and the tower itself is designed in an octagonal shape. Inside the Fire Museum, there are displays of firefighting artifacts from different eras, as well as an interactive firefighting experience area. It is a multifunctional museum with historical significance and serves as a small disaster prevention center, presenting disaster prevention education in interesting and diverse ways. Additionally, the Fire Museum remains as a fire division, retaining its emergency disaster response function. It is a home to many natural creatures.
