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Hong Kong Space Museum
Type: Museums, Science Museums
10Best Says
A quirky landmark on the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, this 8,000-square-meter waterside museum, situated inside an egg-shaped dome, delves into the fascinating topics related to astronomy and space... Read More
A quirky landmark on the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, this 8,000-square-meter waterside museum, situated inside an egg-shaped dome, delves into the fascinating topics related to astronomy and space science. The Stanley Ho Space Theater in the Hall of Astronomy features mind-boggling Omnimax shows on an immense screen that wraps the audience in 360 degrees of celestial panorama. According to the museum, this is the first Omnimax film projector in the Eastern Hemisphere. You'll find hands-on exhibits and installations that let you ride a virtual para-glider or feel what it's like to walk on the moon while learning about the history of astronomy.
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Hours:
- Mon,: Wed-Fri; 1pm-9pm
- Sat-Sun: 10am-9pm
Admissions:
- Exhibition Halls Adult HKD10; Senior HKD5; Student HKD5; Child HKD5
Space Theatre Adult HKD24 - HKD32; Senior HKD12 - HKD16; Student HKD12 - HKD16; Child HKD12 - HKD16
Wednesday Free
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Ed Peters
Hong Kong Local Expert
- Attractions near Cruise Port: "The museum produces two planetarium shows each year alongside imported films to play in the Omnimax theater. For non-English films, English translation is available through headphones."
- Museums: "The Omnimax show – screened on the museum's distinctive domed ceiling – is a must."
- Best for Attractions near Cruise Port Because: The waterside landmark features an impressive Omnimax theater and a series of interactive exhibits that can turn anyone into a serious space geek.
- Best for Museums Because: This is a first-class museum in the center of the city.
