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Category: Museums - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 10 Salisbury Rd, Hong Kong
The top arts museum in the city, the Hong Kong Museum of Art displays a large and varied collection, with over 14,000 pieces of Chinese art including ceramics, bronzes, lacquer pieces, calligraphy works, bamboo carvings, oil paintings and drawings. There are five permanent galleries and two that offer temporary...
Category: Museums - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 100 Chatham Rd S, Hong Kong
Chinese history has taken dramatic twists and turns over the past three millenia, and this museum offers detailed exhibits that take you through every aspect of the country's development. Beginning in Neolithic times and running right up to today, some of the top attractions include a recreation of a Hong Kong street...
Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences
Category: Museums - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 2 Caine Ln, Hong Kong
This intriguing museum traces the relatively recent history of medical science in Hong Kong. In 1906, in response to Hong Kong's ongoing epidemic of bubonic plague, the Bacteriological Institute opened in this building as the city's first medical laboratory. Over the decades the focus changed (as did the name, to the...
Category: Parks - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 19 Cotton Tree Dr, Hong Kong
This small, but well-designed park offers a welcome break from the concrete and glass buildings that are surrounding it. Built into the side of a small hill, top attractions include an aviary with a large selection of exotic birds, and a conservatory, which is among the most extensive in the world. It recreates...
Category: Museums - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 2 Science Museum Rd, Hong Kong
This informative, interactive museum offers a broad range of exhibits that are certain to grab your attention. Four floors with hundreds of exhibits explore topics such as geography, robotics, transportation, magnetism, and quantum physics. Everyone can get involved by walking through a rotating room, speaking into a...
Category: Museums - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 10 Salisbury Rd, Hong Kong
This waterside museum delves into the fascinating topics related to the last frontier. The Space Theater in the Hall of Astronomy features mind-boggling Omnimax shows on an immense screen that wraps you in 360 degrees of celestial panorama. You'll also find a massive planetarium with a 75-foot domed roof as well as...
Category: Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 1 Connaught Pl, Hong Kong
You can't miss the unique architecture of this eye-catching building. The 52-story structure contains 1,700 windows that resemble portholes. As if the interesting exterior did not call enough attention, this office building was the tallest in Southeast Asia when it was first constructed. Though many other skyscrapers...
Category: Parks - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: Nathan Rd, Hong Kong
As you stroll through this former military encampment, you'll be treated to great views of lakes, ornamental gardens, a sports complex, a bird lake and even a maze to walk through. At the southern end of the park you'll find the Jamia Masjid (otherwise known as Kowloon Mosque) – it's not open to the public, but it's...
Category: Parks - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: Tung Tau Tsuen Rd, Hong Kong
The Kowloon Walled City was famous for holding a unique distinction – it was the only district in Hong Kong that avoided British rule during the 1840 Qing Dynasty. So who ruled the walled city? No one! It was in a state of lawlessness and ruin until it was turned into an award-winning park in the 20th century. It is...
Category: Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 8 Jackson Rd, Hong Kong
From 1912 to 1985, this building was Hong Kong's Supreme Court. It has since become home to the Legislative Council (Legco), which holds meetings that the public can observe. The neo-classical structure is ironically located amid a mixture of modern buildings, fountains and pools. The location, however, does allow a...
