Hong Kong Museum of Art

“A must-visit spot when you’re in Hong Kong 🇭🇰. I had a great time exploring the Hong Kong Museum of Art and I was pleased to find that most of the exhibitions have free admission (though there is one special area where you have to pay). Inside, I learned a lot about Hong Kong’s art development, including local modern art, Chinese painting and calligraphy, and ancient Chinese antiquities. They also have a dining area inside the museum (small but charming) with a café on a balcony where you can look out over the harbour while sipping a drink. The views from the large floor-to-ceiling windows are breathtaking and make the visit even more special. Overall, I had a memorable visit and I highly recommend this museum when you’re visiting Hong Kong.”

“Very immersive experience. The labels were very informative and interesting. We initially only planned to spend only our morning here but ended up leaving in the late afternoon. The gift shop was also really nice, some of the products were related to the exhibits. The gift shop was also really nice, some of the products were related to the exhibits. I do wish some of the signs were bigger and more visible, though. We didn’t realise that photography was not allowed in certain areas until we saw the sign on the other end of the room or heard the employees warning other visitors.”

“Absolutely fantastic museum. Particularly love that they have modern interpretations alongside the historical art. I love that you follow a theme throughout the exhibits where you select your personality in a quiz and then it recommendeds exhibits and eras. This could seem gimmicky but actually helped me remember sections. I absolutely loved the contrast in the different periods of calligraphy and also the glass snuff pots.”