One of the best museums in HK! Apparently, free admissions during Wednesdays! Otherwise, the ticket price is a very affordable 10 HKD. Either way (whether you pay or not), the experience is worth it!
One of the best museum i have been too! Cheap entrance for only 10 dollars. don't missed the 3rd floor you will see a lot of old stuff and lots of history rooms about British and japanese war
When traveling, I normally only visit museums on rainy days. Not the case with this museum- GO! Skip the ground floor, start at area #5. Plan to stay two hours.
This museum is phenomenal. It shows you everything from the point that the island was geographically formed to today. You can even walk into sets that show what the city was like in that time period.
Short attention span? Narrow your visit to The Hong Kong Story permanent exhibition and move quickly through the first floor. Upper level is well worth the modest price of admission.
Take a walk through the history of Hong Kong, you’ll start at the beginning of times and end with the current situation. Definitely worth a visit to get the know the city and her history.
Truly a premium museum experience. All exhibits are well planned and executed along a guided, harmonious recommended path, unlike other museums which are quite chaotic. Exceptionally premium.
The museum is completely bursting with exhibits of Hong Kong History. Plus, since it's located next to the Hong Kong Science museum, you can fit two museum trips into one day!
Unless you're a geology fan, breeze through the first rooms about geological history and get to the cultural rooms. There's a whole grocery store from 2009 and a Chinese medicine shop from 1980.
For a complete natural, geological, and human historical perspective at what makes Hong Kong the metropolis it is today, spend a few hours in this museum in Kowloon: there really is something for all
I'd might be biased as a person of HK-heritage. But I learned a lot about the environment my family grew up in. First section might be a bit boring but towards the end it is about everyday life in HK.
Clear information on HK's history. If you belong to a New Territories clan, the Cantonese opera, wedding ceremonies, village houses, Tin Hau and other festivals are a common sight :-)
Came for the British Airways exhibition. It's rather small in scale but quite informative. Recommend to take a guided tour if you don't like reading XD
If you're strapped for time, skip through the bottom level and go to the 2nd level starting with area #5. The first four areas are just geology and archaeology. Interesting but not unique.
Worthwhile. 5$ entry for students. The first couple of rooms are kind of Geology 101.We preferred the upstairs part of the exhibition, on the 20th century stuff.
When the public areas are closed for major exhibitions, like "The Majesty of All Under Heaven", there is still refuge from the hot weather in the museum shop!