Hong Kong Space Museum

“That was a stunning place, large and well invested. The content about science is not really suitable for younger kids (grade 4 below) except the kids are keen on Science, space and stuff. I chose the 3D movie experience and the movie was about solar system. It was great. However, the content about solar system was not new to us, so I wish I could have chosen the documentary about elephants. Entrance fee is free for my daughter (6years old), only for adults. The tickets for the show is reasonable and many promotion for HK residents.”

“*I've loved space stuff since I was a kid, and I enjoyed this museum. It provides a very hopeful look at the future of humanity and China's role in it *It's not obvious that you need a separate ticket to see the movie, which I suggest seeing--also, note that the movie starts on the hour, so if you enter at say 11:50am, go upstairs to the theatre (don't ask me why they don't include the movie in the ticket price) *the MFA is next door, so if you're doing museums on a rainy day, have lunch in between and then hit the MFA *the Bruce Lee Statue is very close by, literally in front of the Starbucks on the bay--go take your picture there! There is a "Walk of Fame" along the bay, so if you're looking for anyone special, see if they're there. If you're an IG model, you definitely want to take pics here. On a nice day, it's a great walk. It was even ok when I did it in the rain.”

“The Hong Kong Space Museum 香港太空館is an iconic, egg-shaped museum and planetarium located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, dedicated to the popularization of astronomy and space science. It features interactive exhibits and a state-of-the-art Space Theatre. The museum is divided into two main wings, each offering unique experiences: Stanley Ho Space Theatre: Located within the iconic egg-shaped dome, this theatre features a 23-meter hemispherical screen and advanced digital projection systems for immersive Sky Shows and 3D dome films. Hall of the Cosmos: This permanent exhibition on the ground floor focuses on the origins and evolution of the universe, with interactive displays on topics like black holes, the Big Bang, and galaxy formation. Hall of Space Exploration: Located on the first floor, this hall takes visitors through humanity's space travel history, with exhibits including replicas of spacecraft like the Shenzhou, models of Mars rovers, and a VR experience of walking on the Moon and Mars. The museum is very kid-friendly, with many interactive exhibits and activities designed for children. The museum is located at 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. MTR: It is within walking distance of both the Tsim Sha Tsui and East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR stations. Ferry: It is also near the Star Ferry Pier.”

“I visited the Hong Kong Space Museum and found it extremely informative for visitors of all ages. The exhibits were well presented and easy to understand, making learning about space engaging and enjoyable. There were also interactive games and activities specially designed for kids, which kept them entertained while learning. Overall, it’s a great educational place for families and anyone interested in space. Tourist from singapore”