Cultural Heritage
Visiting museums is one of the most popular things to do in Hong Kong. The museums are based on a number of themes, and you will find that they offer a fascinating look at local history and culture. Special passes are offered that allow visitors unlimited access. Most of them are open on public holidays, to allow great flexibility for visitors. They also generally keep regular hours on the weekends. During the first two days of the Chinese New Year festival, all museums are closed; some of them are closed on Tuesdays or Thursdays.
The majority of the museums offer free admission on Wednesdays.
The majority of the museums offer free admission on Wednesdays.
1 Man Lam Road, Sha Tin, New Territories
This is a must visit museum for all those who are interested in learning a few things about the country's history and its cultural heritage. It stocks some of the most interesting and beautiful items donated by the locals. Most of these items are signs of how life used to be in the early times. Read More ...
This is a must visit museum for all those who are interested in learning a few things about the country's history and its cultural heritage. It stocks some of the most interesting and beautiful items donated by the locals. Most of these items are signs of how life used to be in the early times. Read More ...
10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Located on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, Hong Kong Museum of Arts presents one of the best collections of Chinese Art in the world. The museum offers over 15,000 art objects, where you’ll find Chinese paintings and calligraphy, antique treasures, artworks and so on. The admission fee is HK$10 and free on Wednesdays. Read More ...
Located on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, Hong Kong Museum of Arts presents one of the best collections of Chinese Art in the world. The museum offers over 15,000 art objects, where you’ll find Chinese paintings and calligraphy, antique treasures, artworks and so on. The admission fee is HK$10 and free on Wednesdays. Read More ...
100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Hong Kong Museum of History is one of the most interesting museums in China. It comprises a huge collection of historical objects, which has over 90,000 items. The museum is divided into three main areas: natural history, ethnography and local history. It's a great place where you can learn historical and cultural aspects of Hong Kong and neighboring areas. Prepare to spend a few hours in it. Read More ...
Hong Kong Museum of History is one of the most interesting museums in China. It comprises a huge collection of historical objects, which has over 90,000 items. The museum is divided into three main areas: natural history, ethnography and local history. It's a great place where you can learn historical and cultural aspects of Hong Kong and neighboring areas. Prepare to spend a few hours in it. Read More ...
27 Coombe Road, The Peak, Wan Chai, HK Island
Located in former Wan Chai Gap Police station, Hong Kong Police Museum offers an unique chance to see over 700 exhibits related to the history of Hong Kong Police Force. It occupies an area of 570 square meters. There are five galleries: Orientation gallery, Triad Societies and Narcotics gallery, Police Then & Now gallery, Current Exhibition gallery and Heroin Factory. Admission is free all year round. Read More ...
Located in former Wan Chai Gap Police station, Hong Kong Police Museum offers an unique chance to see over 700 exhibits related to the history of Hong Kong Police Force. It occupies an area of 570 square meters. There are five galleries: Orientation gallery, Triad Societies and Narcotics gallery, Police Then & Now gallery, Current Exhibition gallery and Heroin Factory. Admission is free all year round. Read More ...
2 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon
Hong Kong is home to some great historical features. However, the city also boasts by a modern Science Museum. The permanent exhibition area features a total of 16 galleries located on 4 floors with a wide range of Science and Technology topics and themes. There are about 500 science-related exhibits in the permanent exhibition area. The admission fee is HK$25 and free on Wednesdays. Read More ...
Hong Kong is home to some great historical features. However, the city also boasts by a modern Science Museum. The permanent exhibition area features a total of 16 galleries located on 4 floors with a wide range of Science and Technology topics and themes. There are about 500 science-related exhibits in the permanent exhibition area. The admission fee is HK$25 and free on Wednesdays. Read More ...
10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Hong Kong Space Museum is one of the most famous and outstanding landmarks in Hong Kong. The museum was built to popularise astronomy and space science education, and occupies an area of 8,000 square meters. It produces 2 planetarium shows as well as introduces some of the best foreign OMNIMAX productions in the city. The admission fee is HK$10 (Exhibition Halls only), HK$24 - Omnimax Show/Sky Show. Read More ...
Hong Kong Space Museum is one of the most famous and outstanding landmarks in Hong Kong. The museum was built to popularise astronomy and space science education, and occupies an area of 8,000 square meters. It produces 2 planetarium shows as well as introduces some of the best foreign OMNIMAX productions in the city. The admission fee is HK$10 (Exhibition Halls only), HK$24 - Omnimax Show/Sky Show. Read More ...
Shop P101, The Peak Tower, 128 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong Island
In Hong Kong, visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum to view images of some of history's most famous and controversial figures of all time. Also, you can learn all about how wax figures originated and the history behind creating images in wax. Themes of the museum include Hong Kong Glamour, World Premiere, Historical and National Heroes, Champions, and Music Icons. Read More ...
In Hong Kong, visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum to view images of some of history's most famous and controversial figures of all time. Also, you can learn all about how wax figures originated and the history behind creating images in wax. Themes of the museum include Hong Kong Glamour, World Premiere, Historical and National Heroes, Champions, and Music Icons. Read More ...