1 / 5Hong Kong News-Expo
๐ Central, Hong Kong Island
Free admission museum exploring Hong Kong's media development through major historical events. Features interactive photo machines and guided tours available.
A very detail setup about the history of media development in HK. Quite an inspiring platform to showcase the for the industry as well as very educational regarding the media broadcasting field.
๐ Family Action Verdict
A worthwhile educational stop that combines Hong Kong history with media literacy in an accessible format for families.
๐ฌ What Families Are Saying
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Phc Chan
โA very detail setup about the history of media development in HK. Quite an inspiring platform to showcase the for the industry as well as very educational regarding the media broadcasting field.โ
Jo
โFree admission, great to spend 2 hours in a heritage site. Itโs informative and got lots of interesting tidbits and tells the evolution of Hong Kong news media through major incidents (disease outbreak, 1997 handover, political changes etc). I can see how the exhibit information is curated in a way that honours the facts (regardless of where you stand politically), has nuanced takes and more frank than what Iโd expect in the current environment. Of note, theyโre not funded by the government so every donation or purchase helps with their operation and building maintenance. Overall a very pleasant experience and would return.โ
Nattapob Pornplanamai
โNormal place, no that interesting but the staffs is so cute, they look so energetic to their work. I actually like that attitude so I gonna give this place 5 star โญโ
Cafen Cheung
โVery surprise to see that while we are searching around for lunch. Pretty good place as you can see the history how they develop the newspaper, radio channel, what big news and changes in HKโฆ..etc. they offer booking if you want to bring the kids, you can book in advance as they have good advisor help your kids know more about the Hong Kong. They also have 2 machine which you can take pictures have special effects. Their staffs are nice and try to explain all. Very quiet around. It is free and highly recommend you come with your kidsโ
Reviews from Google
Overview
This heritage site museum takes families through Hong Kong's news media evolution using exhibits about major incidents like disease outbreaks and political changes. Kids can use special effect photo machines and learn about newspaper and radio development. The building itself preserves parts of a historic wet market. Guided tours are available with advance booking to help children better understand Hong Kong's media history.







