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Museum Pass –
Make the most of Hong Kong’s diverse
range of museums with a Museum Weekly Pass. This
offers unlimited admission to selected major museums
(excluding some special exhibitions). Participating
museums include the Hong Kong Museum of History
and the Hong Kong Science Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui,
the Hong Kong Heritage Museum in Sha Tin, and the
Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence and the Dr
Sun Yat-sen Museum on Hong Kong Island. These
museums offer a rewarding experience of Hong Kong’s
amazing social and cultural legacy.
Hong Kong Island
City Gallery –
This gallery is the first planning and
infrastructure gallery in Hong Kong, showcasing the
planning proposals and infrastructure projects set by the
Hong Kong government. Try the touch screens and the
sound boxes to delve into the future and see what’s in
store for the region.
Edingburgh Place, Central
Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum –
This museum showcases the
epoch-making achievements of the revolutionary pioneer
Dr Sun Yat-sen, the founder of the Republic of China, with
exhibits such as clothes and personal manuscripts. Further
insights can be gleaned by following the Dr Sun Yat-sen
Historical Trail, which includes landmarks of his life during
his stay in Hong Kong.
Mid-Levels, Central
Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum
Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware –
Housed in a
declared monument and one of Hong Kong’s oldest
surviving colonial buildings, this museum has an
excellent representative collection. It hosts exhibitions
on various aspects of Chinese tea and occasional
exhibitions of modern potters’ teaware.
Hong Kong Park, Central
Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware
Hong Kong Arts Centre: Pao Galleries –
Spread over
two floors, the Pao Galleries regularly exhibit the works
of famous international artists.
Harbour Road, Wan Chai
Hong Kong Correctional Services Museum –
This two-
storey museum houses 10 themed galleries exhibiting
over 600 correctional service artefacts and documents,
as well as a mock gallows, three mock cells and an
annex displaying products made by prisoners. A stroll
on the museum’s 200-square-metre platform offers a
good view of Tai Tam Bay.
Tung Tau Wan Road, Stanley
Hong Kong Film Archive –
This is a centre for
exhibitions and film retrospectives relating to Hong
Kong-made films. It includes four cold rooms for film
storage, workshops to restore films and photographic
materials, a 125-seat cinema, an exhibition hall, a
reference library and a research centre.
Lei King Road, Sai Wan Ho
C-13
Museums & Galleries