Hong Kong Science Museum

香港科學館

It's hot, go to the Science Museum, blow air, opposite the History Museum. You can play all day.

I would recommend to buy tickets for the day, I mainly take the kids in, this time, the kids love it, if you can, the kids can stay all day without coming out

The Hong Kong Science Museum opened in 1992. It is located on Science Museum Road in Tsim Sha Tsui. It is a three-story building with a sci-fi appearance. 70% of the exhibits can be touch-operated by the audience, which is suitable for bringing children to play and experience the effects of technology on society. The most noticeable among the exhibits is the energy shuttle with a height of 22 meters, which is located in the center of the exhibition hall of the Science Museum and runs through the 4th floor.

Children who love science will have achievements. There are many experience projects in the science museum. Visitors can experience the effects of technology on society and human life. Cathay Pacific retires DC3 aircraft; energy shuttle, etc.

I went to the 18th summer vacation and found the Hong Kong Science Museum next to the hotel. The day I went was free on Wednesday. The ordinary exhibition was free. The special exhibition was also cheaper than usual. So the children came to a lot of people on that day. There are various physical experiences, there are children's worlds, and there are activities to participate in at regular times. Recommended to take a look at the baby.

lots of activities for children and a good time for sure.

Hong Kong has a handful of museums to go to but the Science Museum is most definitely the most exciting. With 500 exhibits to explore there’s plenty to keep adventurers amused. It’s very hands-on, so great for kids and adults a like. The permanent exhibitions can be found across all four floors and there are ever changing special exhibitions too. If your rainy day happens to fall on a Wednesday, make the most of it! All of the government owned museums and galleries are free every third day of the week.

The Hong Kong Museum of Science is honestly fantastic. The current special exhibition, Creatures of the Deep, is the best museum exhibit I've ever seen and very much worth the extra HK$5. The museum is very interactive, and on a Tuesday afternoon was nearly empty so extra enjoyable. Some parts are a bit outdated but mostly it is well kept up and very fun. Loved the mirror part especially!

Fantastic place for kids with lots of hands on

This museum, free on Wednesdays, has lots to keep young and old busy. It's a great option for rainy days.