Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences

I have always wanted to punch in the museum, eat goods to go to Sheung Wan for food, and then go to the Medical Museum to visit. First of all, you can see a small garden with various plants and a small sign with their names. The first floor exhibition is the origin of life. The second floor is the display of some dispensing tools. Parents take children to visit, do tablet computer fun medical choice questions, quite interesting, there is a video to introduce the development of medical career in modern Hong Kong. Next to it is a residential area, there are several cafes that look good. A few steps away there is also a small park with large banyan trees and a sense of history.

The Hong Kong Museum of Medicine (HKMMS) is a museum with a medical theme in Hong Kong. It is located between the Central and Western Districts of Hong Kong Island and the Mid-Levels. It was established in 1996. It introduces the history of Hong Kong medical development and explains the different views of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine on diagnosis and treatment. A comprehensive introduction to the history of the development of medical sciences in Hong Kong, covering an area of 10,000 square feet, including 11 distinctive exhibition halls, Taiping Mountain View Gallery, Library and Speech Room.

A strong road in the upper ring of Hong Kong. Up the stairs from the Shanghuan subway station, about 15 minutes later, you will see a three-storey ocean house on the flat ground, with red brick walls against the surrounding green. Unfortunately, the museum's iron general kept the door open earlier.

The Hong Kong Museum of Medicine was founded in 1995 and is located at 2 Banshan Jian Lane, Sheung Wan.

The antique Victorian two-story red brick old building, containing historical information on early medical treatments developed in Hong Kong, is worth a visit.

Very good Hong Kong Medical Museum, a lot of medical history

A visit to Long Knowledge, historical introduction, exhibits and historical buildings are all worth seeing.