Hong Kong Science Museum

Great place to take the kids for a day. Lots of interactive things to do and there is a dedicated kids play area in the top floor. 👀 There are four floors of exhibition halls. This place are rich with scientific knowledge. The place is big, clean and beautiful. The permanent exhibition hall allows children to learn about natural science. There will be themed exhibitions from time to time, such as dinosaur exhibition and Pixar exhibition. Eight historic extinct dinosaurs are assembled in the exhibition hall, which is both ornamental and educational. ✨ The admission fee is 20 yuan for adults and 10 yuan for children and seniors. Just be aware that there are no restaurants in the museum and no eating or drinking is allowed. Recommended 👍🏻 #wheretogo #bestplace #bestview #awesomepic #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #best_trip_by_trip #bestplace #recommended #besttimeever #bestdeal #awesometrip #tripcom

💲 Free Entry on Wednesdays! The Hong Kong Science Museum is a science museum in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong, located next to the Hong Kong Museum of History. About 500 exhibits are displayed in the permanent exhibition area. World of Mirrors and the Earth Science Gallery is worth a visit. The most prominent exhibit is the 22-metre-high twin-tower Energy Machine which is the largest of its kind in the world. Most of the exhibits are participatory so that visitors may learn through direct involvement. The museum staff also performs live demonstrations daily, many of which are designed for younger visitors. 🚆 You can get there by metro. Get off at the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station and walk for about 10 minutes. Lots of interesting things to see & do throughout the walk too! #sciencemuseum #hongkong #awesomepic

If your curious kid asked questions like how the Earth was formed, or you are new to HK and wonders what is typhoon or the hexagonal rock columns in the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark - do come check out the Earth Science Gallery at 1/F Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum. Here it illustrates the answer in an interactive and more interesting way than just reading from books or Wikipedia. Not only is the exhibition free of charge, the museum offers free workshop about Earth Science. The gallery offers learning through play experience, which complex and abstract concepts are demonstrated. For example plate tectonics, climate change, typhoons (especially if there are no typhoons in your home country) and different types of beautiful minerals. #exhibition #museum #earthscience #science #education #educational #museumlover #learning #learningthroughplay #explorehongkong #hongkongexplore #hk #hongkong #hkiger #hkig #hkinfluencer #hkkol #hkblogger #hklifestyle #展覽 #香港 #香港好去處 #週未好去處 #學習

The big 8 dinosaurs fossils have landed in Hong Kong in 2022! It is a seasonal event which I am so greatful to get the opportunity to see the great and amazing real dinosaur fossils in real life!!! It is such an amazing experience and precious to get the chance see a thousand years age fossils of a dinosaur!!! They have also added some features and game and decoration to the exhibition and make the exhibition more amazing!! Rate: 100/10! #MyTripVlog#awesomepic#museum#dinosaur#fossils

The Hong Kong Science Museum is a science museum in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong, located next to the Hong Kong Museum of History. The Hong Kong Science Museum was first conceived by the Urban Council in 1976.The council hired American firm E. Verner Johnson and Associates in 1984 to help plan the museum.Three more design firms were later engaged to work on the exhibits: West Office Design, Toshihiko Sakow Associates, and Levy Design. In 1986, the council hired Hong Kong architecture firm Palmer and Turner to design the museum. It was built by Leighton Contractors (Asia) Limited. Construction began in March 1988 and was completed in November 1990.The museum cost HK$340 million. It was officially opened by Governor David Wilson on 18 April 1991. In 2000, the Urban Council was disbanded, and management of the museum became the responsibility of the newly formed.

"The BIG 8 Dinosaur Revelation' this exhibition is exhibit many precious real dinosaur fossils. They are historical relics and inestimable.I am unfamiliar with dinosaurs.They are mysterious to me and I am intrigued by them so I am interested in them. Every dinosaur fossils have detailed introduction and information. Learned many knowledges which are abou inosaur s life history, appearance and usefulness of their body parts. Addition this exhibition use many high technology and unique methods to show people vivid dinosaurs fossils and design scenes. I seem to be back Age of the reptile.There have many monitors to play some videos which are about how people dig and research dinosaur fossils. After this exhibition, I am very admiration and this is a novelty experience. Learned many in it and it makes me interested in dinosaur. #聖誕好去處2022 #親子好去處

Hong Kong Science Museum which established in April 1991, is located at 2 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon. It is accessible by walking from Hung Hom via the pedestrian bridge. The display in the courtyard is one of the interesting parts, it changes depending on the exhibition is holding by the museum. It is now displaying the Big Eight - Dinosaur Revelation until Nov 16, 2022. Science Museum is open from 10 am to 7 pm on weekdays and until 9 pm on weekends & holidays. Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays) and the first two days of the Chinese New Year, and at 5 pm on Christmas Eve and Lunar New Year's Eve The admission fee is HKD20 for the Permanent Exhibition Hall and another addition for the special exhibition. Peak time is during the school holiday when many kids are coming with their parents. There are many things to explore and enjoy. This is a fun and exciting way of learning. #museum #learningtour

The actual reason of me visiting the Hong Kong science museum is this beautiful Douglas DC-3 named Betsy. It was donated to the museum by Cathay Pacific. Yes, hands down it is the most ICONIC exhibit of the Hong Kong science museum! Ok, a bit more about Betsy: This Douglas DC-3 was Cathay Pacific's first ever airplane. It was purchased in 1946 after the Second World War by the founders of Cathay Pacific. Aftert a very long time of storage, the aircraft was restored in Australia, and in 2017 She arrived back in Hong Kong all under its power 😍 Then it was donated to the museum where everyone can see it. Desides this aircraft, there are also other aviation related exhibits. So, Betsy is the reason why I rate this museum 100 out of 10 😁 If you are an aviation enthusiast then this is the first place you have to visit in Hong Kong. 🙃 IG: edgarmesropyan #solotravel #betsy #hongkongtrip #aviation #dc3 #douglas #airplane #aircraft #plane #aviationlove

The Hong Kong Science Museum is located in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong, next to the Hong Kong Museum of History. A very interesting museum for age! A lot of people visiting the museum every day with family, kids or just solo like me 😁 To get there you need to take the MTR and get to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. Get out of the station - Exit B2 and then just go straight. If you are in Hong Kong and have time and will to visit a museum then I think this one is a very good option I’ll rate it 20 out of 10 😁 I’ll tell you way in my next post 😉 Opening Hours Monday to Wednesday, Friday 10am - 6pm. Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10am - 7pm. Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year's Eve 10am - 5pm. IG: edgarmesropyan #solotravel #passionpassport #gooutside #hongkongtrip #museum #museumlovers #science #sciencemuseum

The Hong Kong Science Museum is located in Kowloon and has over 500 exhibits on display including Cathay Pacific’s first DC3 airliner suspended from the ceiling. Most of the exhibits are hands-on, including a car simulator that you “drive” to avoid accidents. Another highlight is the 22-meter Energy Machine (the largest of its kind in the world) with audio-visual effects simulating energy. Kids will love it. #summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

The price to get in isn’t expensive. There is lots to see and worth paying the little extra for the Winter Olympics Exhibition, that is great fun for both children and adults. The big energy exhibition which runs on the top floor every now and again throughout the day was fascinating. We had good fun with the mirrors. The Museum is next to the History Museum. We managed both on the same day. I good rainy day activity. #givethanks

This time I took my son to Hong Kong, we didn't go to Disneyland or Ocean Park, but visited many museums instead. We had a great time just the same, and here I'd like to share some tips. First of all, upon arriving in Hong Kong, the first impression is that Hong Kong people are more enthusiastic than they were ten years ago. When we asked a young man who was jogging at night for directions, not only did he tell us how to get there, but he also waited for us at the next intersection, afraid that we would take the wrong path; when we went to the bank to change for small bills, since we didn't have a local bank account, the front desk lady went out of her way to communicate with the teller for us, so we could successfully get the change; at the restaurant, the cashier auntie warmly recommended dishes to us, and when we were leaving, she even said 'Have fun'. Throughout the trip, we spoke Mandarin and did not encounter the discrimination or unfair treatment mentioned online. The premise is that we also need to show our quality. Back to the main topic , if you also want to take your child to leisurely stroll around Hong Kong and visit various museums, the following two tips are very important. One, it seems that Hong Kong doesn't really try to make money off children, especially in terms of educational aspects. They have a museum pass (annual card system), which costs 100 Hong Kong dollars per year, allowing unlimited visits to all museums under the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (including the Space Museum, Science Museum, History Museum, etc.). Here comes the key point, do you think 100 Hong Kong dollars a year is not cheap? Let me tell you, this is an annual fee for a family of up to four people, do you still think it's expensive? You'll earn it back with just one visit , and you can also get a discount on souvenirs with the card. So how do you apply? Just fill out the application form on the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's website in advance, and then send an email to the museum where you want to pick up the card (must be collected within 15 days), or you can fill out the application form and print it out to handle it on site. We mainland tourists can also apply. Two, the dome movie at the Space Museum is a must-see, but it's almost impossible to buy tickets on-site during holidays. We can buy tickets 7 days in advance on the Cityline ticketing website, and then go to the ticket counter with the confirmation barcode to exchange for tickets. When we were exchanging tickets, looking at the envious eyes of those tourists behind us who could only buy tickets for the next day or the day after, we felt a bit smug . Of course, it's also best to buy tickets for the Peak Tram and the Ferris wheel online in advance. In summary, we had a particularly fun trip to Hong Kong these past few days.