Hong Kong Heritage Museum

#hongkongtrip The Alchemist Cafe, the first traveling theme cafe, was founded and opened in Hong Kong in 2012, rapidly expanding branches in Hong Kong. Three components are:- - Travel; Bookshelf was set up with traveling books on display where visitor may take a look or read with a piece of cake and a cup of coffee. - Book Crossing: Second books relating to travel will be collected and displayed on bookshelf. The donor will entitle to a shop cash coupon and the book can be taken away by any interesting people who will pay only Hk$10, to be used for cultural or charity events. - Future Postal: A Slow Post service for posting later in 1 year to 5 year with a small fee. Offering not only good coffee but also fresh and crispy salad with delicious sauce. #thealchemistcafe #coffeeshophk #shatin #passionpassport #tripblazers #mytripvlog #本地遊 #urbanexplorer #yuppijemeal2023 #yuppijinhk2023

#hongkongtrip Hong Kong Heritage Museum is situated in Shatin, next to the Shing Mun River, surrounded by greenery, accessible by Che Kung Temple MTR station, opened in 2000. It’s the largest museum in Hong Kong, accommodate up to 6,000 visitors. It houses extensive 12 exhibition galleries, six are permanent for museum’s collections like Chinese paintings and Children Discovery Gallery. The other six are thematic galleries for short term exhibitions. It’s designed to provide comprehensive exhibitions on history, art and culture, interactive exhibitions and programs. It also houses a cafe and a museum shop. #hkheritagemuseum #本地遊 #passionpassport #tripblazers #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #museum #yuppijeinhk2023

#hongkongtrip In celebration of 50 years of Bruce Lee Legacy, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum in collaboration with the Bruce Lee Foundation in US, representing the finest, exceptional collections of popular culture including silhouette art, featurettes and above all his inspirational quotes. Starting from his birth in 1940 and managing brake through in the American television and film industry. Further upon returning to Hong Kong in 1971, Hong Kong films were made. Some of his written manuscripts and letters sending home whilst on overseas trip are on display too. His yellow training suit and other used during filming and martial art training are also for seeing. Photo taking not allow inside the gallery, only posts outside. However, there is a souvenir booklet on Bruce Lee for pick up on the shelf outside the gallery. #brucelee #shatin #mytripvlog #hkheritagemuseum #passionpassport #本地遊 #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #李小龍 #yuppijeinhk2023

The Hong Kong heritage museum is walking distance from the Che Kung MTR station (just cross the bridge) and you cannot miss it. The museum itself is larger than one might think from the outside, It's very roomy and comfortable inside. The exhibits include art (Chinese and contemporary Hong Kong), one about "Femininity in ancient China" and one about Bruce Lee's films and life. The "Alchemist Cafe" connected to the museum serves really good food. The mushroom pasta was fantastic as well as the hot chocolate and sweet potato fries being rich and tasty. Definitely worth a day out.#foodie #hongkong #Hongkongmuseum

Hong Kong has no shortage of excellent museums, and this another. Located in Sha Tin, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum is an excellent way to learn the history of HK. What I like about this museum are the fantastic and often changing special exhibitions. I've seen Dunhuang, Ancient Egypt, Louvre and British Museum exhibitions. There is a permanent Bruce Lee exhibition on the top floor (no photos allowed) and it covers his life and movies. The historical HK exhibitions are also worth checking out. There is a lot to see in the Sha Tin area and it's worth combining this with some other sights. Highly recommended. #hongkong #newyearadventure #tripblazers

Located at SHATIN can take bus or train to go there.The museum is so nice the ambiance can bring people back to the history ,where the walls surrounded with paintings ,some music theater of the old time ...the place is really peacefull and wonderful

Hong Kong Heritage Museum is a museum of history, art and culture in Sha Tin, Hong Kong, located beside the Shing Mun River. The museum opened on 16 December 2000. It is managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong Government. The Museum Introduction Under the umbrella of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum presents a unique mix of history, art and culture in a great variety of programmes that cater for the wide-ranging interests of the public. Designed both to entertain and to enlighten, our lively and informative exhibitions and activities offer a kaleidoscopic array of cultural and educational experiences for our visitors. Featuring an exhibition area of some 7,500 square metres, the museum houses five permanent galleries - the Jin Yong Gallery, the Cantonese Opera Heritage Hall, the T.T. Tsui Gallery of Chinese Art, the Chao Shao-an Gallery and the Children's Discovery Gallery - as well as six thematic galleries that regularly host exhibitions showcasing the diverse treasures of our heritage. As part of our mission is to reach out to the community and encourage public participation in museum activities, we publish a quarterly newsletter, produce teaching/learning kits and worksheets, organise seminars, school and theatre programmes on culture, history and art, put on activities for children and families and provide guided tours, with all of these resources specially designed so that visitors can get the most out of their visit to the museum. #MyTripVlog #tripblazers #

The Heritage Museum is one of Hong Kong's best 'lesser known' attractions. It is located just southwest of Shatin Park in Sha Tin and provides an excellent opportunity to learn more about Hong Kong as well as regional Chinese culture and heritage. Opening hours are 10am to 6/7pm depending on the day of the week. Permanent Exhibits are now free to visit. #givethanks

Those who are planning to travel to Hong Kong soon can take the opportunity to visit this exhibition. 1⃣ Continuing the Adoration: Leslie Cheung Memorial Exhibition 2023.3.29-10.9 This is Leslie's exhibition, which contains the legendary stories of Leslie Cheung. After viewing the exhibition, you can ask the staff for a poster! It's really worth seeing. By the way🔔 there is a special arrangement for this exhibition: September 12th is Leslie Cheung's birthday. The Hong Kong Heritage Museum is usually closed on Tuesdays, but on September 12th this year (Tuesday), it will be specially open to offer a wonderful program for all 'Leslie fans' to reminisce about Leslie's glorious moments on the silver screen: There will be free movie🎞 screenings on that day: 11 AM: 'Farewell My Concubine' 3 PM: 'Ashes of Time' 🎥Screening location: First floor theater Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. There will also be two music performances: Young musicians will perform several of Leslie's famous songs as a tribute to him 1⃣11:30 AM to 12:15 PM 2⃣2:30 PM to 3:15 PM 🎵Performance location: Ground floor lobby On the same day, visitors will also receive a specially made postcard with Leslie's handwritten manuscript from his lifetime‼ Available only on 9.12~ The Hong Kong Film Fan exhibition is also worth visiting, located on the second floor. However, there is an entrance fee of 10 Hong Kong dollars for 'From Nothing to Something' (Hong Kong Film Art and Costume Design Exhibition). Here you can review the development of Hong Kong film art. The exhibition displays various classic movie costumes, props, sets, makeup rooms, and more. Additionally, there are three other free exhibitions that you can also visit. It's not crowded on weekdays, so you can spend a whole day quietly experiencing it. 📍Hong Kong Heritage Museum 🚇Che Kung Temple MTR station, Exit A, 5 minutes walk🚶 ⌚10:00-18:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) There is also a Che Kung Temple attraction nearby that is worth visiting.

| Three Exhibitions Fans of Hong Kong Dramas Can't Miss. August coincides with the Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival, and together with friends, we visited the Hong Kong Heritage Museum in Sha Tin, bringing you a fresh and hot exhibition express~ . 1、【Continuing the Adoration: Leslie Cheung Memorial Exhibition】 Themed 'Only love and longing can traverse time and space,' the exhibition is co-curated by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and three of Leslie Cheung's close friends (Chen Shufen, Zhang Shuping, Xia Yongkang) from his lifetime. Through trophies, records, old photos, and performance costumes, we are taken back to review Leslie's artistic achievements and his impact on Hong Kong's pop culture, commemorating the 20th anniversary of his passing. For the first time, four of Leslie's stage costumes are displayed in mid-air, such as the red cape from 'Crossing 97', the sparkling stone suit and red high heels; the white feather outfit and blue beaded jeans from the 'Passion Tour' and more. The entire exhibition hall is bathed in red neon light, as if he has never been far away. With a ticket, you can receive a free commemorative poster of Leslie at the exit of the memorial hall. 📍Exhibition location: Second floor exhibition space of the museum 📅Exhibition period: From now until October 9, 2023 2、【Creating from Nothing: Hong Kong Film Art and Costume Design Exhibition】 'The light and shadow on the silver screen are like an unlocked door, allowing us to easily break into another time and space, temporarily withdrawing from ordinary life.' Hong Kong cinema has always been blooming with diversity, and the surreal world displayed on the screen is inseparable from the efforts and contributions of the art and costume design teams. The exhibition, through a series of costume designs, draft drawings, industry tools, and scenes, leads us into the behind-the-scenes world of films, experiencing the establishment process of Hong Kong film art professionals, and feeling the professionalism and dedication of film workers. Because Hong Kong cinema does not have the habit of preserving costumes or props, the exhibits on display are all treasured collections gathered over many years. For example, the court attire from 'Curse of the Golden Flower', Maggie Cheung's ancient red dress from 'Hero', Wong Cho-lam's barrister's robe from 'The Sharp-tongued Lawyer', and Brigitte Lin's coat from 'Chungking Express' are all real costumes and props seen in Hong Kong films, appearing before our eyes, enough to shock me, who has been a fan of Hong Kong films since childhood. 📍Exhibition location: First floor of the museum 📅Exhibition period: From now until September 4, 2023 (Ticket price 10HKD) - 3、【Trendy Hong Kong 60+】 Located on the first floor, this permanent exhibition focuses on the development of Hong Kong's pop music, movies, television, and radio from post-World War II to the present. Through over a thousand exhibits, it tells the story of the evolution of Hong Kong's pop culture, leading us to discover the artistic characteristics and culture of Hong Kong. Here you can see Wong Ka Kui of Beyond's guitar, Anita Mui's wedding dress from her farewell concert, and more, feeling the different facets of pop culture presented in the torrents of history, with tides rising and falling, not to be missed~ 📍Exhibition location: Permanent exhibition hall on the first floor of the museum .

It's been a long time since I've been to Hong Kong🇭🇰 to see an exhibition. My husband came with me to revisit the classics. - Time has settled down into classics. The unforgettable are always classics🎬🎵 - It's been years since I last visited the Hong Kong museum🇭🇰. Actually, Sha Tin is quite comfortable😌, although it can't compare to the hustle and bustle of Victoria Harbour or Harbour City, it's very easy to find peace here. Slowly feeling, slowly living. That's probably why they chose this place for brother's memorial exhibition❤️ - I always feel that the pace of life in Hong Kong is very fast, and every time I come, I go to those crowded places. Today, for the first time, I had a different experience visiting an exhibition, and I felt peaceful and comfortable in body and mind. - When we arrived at two o'clock🕑, as soon as we entered, my ears👂🏻 felt so comfortable😌. It was music🎶 playing, so let's review the classics accompanied by the melodious singing🎬. - We saw brother's memorial exhibition, many of his classic clothes, shoes. And many classic Hong Kong movies🎬 and music🎵 from the 60s. - Classics are classics, paying tribute to the classics🫡. My husband still knows how to find a place that provokes thought and makes one appreciate the experience of seeing an exhibition even more.

Next stop, arriving in Hong Kong. It's my third time in Hong Kong, and this weekend was supposed to be about helping a friend with a credit card application. However, unexpectedly, it's Easter holiday, so it was a wasted trip. Instead, let's have a Hong Kong City walk. Perhaps it's because I'm Cantonese and grew up watching Hong Kong films, I've always had a special affection for Hong Kong. I can always find fragments of childhood memories in the streets and alleys of Hong Kong, warm and nostalgic. First stop: Sham Shui Po Apliu Street. I usually visit the Central and Causeway Bay areas in Hong Kong, which are bustling but lack some of the Hong Kong flavor. Sham Shui Po reveals the essence of life, stripped of the bustling decorations. Here I ate at Ah Yat Tofu and Sun Heung Yuen. Ah Yat Tofu is very generous with its ingredients, with a strong bean flavor and a light beany taste, but it's all sweet here, so be cautious if you can't handle sweet tofu desserts! (Personally, I prefer the softer ones). Sun Heung Yuen really offers great value for money. My friend and I ordered pig's trotter noodles, beef brisket noodles, and egg beef sandwiches. The noodles are very chewy and the portions are generous (the same portion and price are almost the same as in Guangzhou), the pig's trotter is soft and melts in your mouth, and the beef brisket is very flavorful. Compared to their signature dishes, they seem a bit ordinary. Second stop: Hong Kong Heritage Museum. To understand a city, you must first understand its history and culture. Jin Yong's martial arts novels and unique film art are important parts of Hong Kong culture. The artworks are also very interesting. It's hard to believe that these are artworks from 50 years ago. I recommend everyone to go and see for themselves to gain a deeper understanding of Hong Kong. Third stop: Hong Kong Palace Museum. Located next to Victoria Harbour, you need to purchase tickets at the self-service ticket machine on the first floor. A regular ticket costs 55 yuan and allows access to galleries 1-6. Galleries 7-9 require an additional ticket (the Palace Museum galleries are also inside). Most of the exhibits are from the Ming and Qing dynasties (I wonder if they were all 'taken' by the British army), and you can also see the opulence of the Qing era. There are also a few private exhibits. I recommend it to anyone interested in or with a good understanding of Qing dynasty history, as you can basically learn about the life of the Qing royal family.