1 / 5Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change
๐ Sha Tin, New Territories
World's first climate change museum featuring interactive exhibits and multimedia displays that teach children about environmental issues through engaging activities.
Good place for understanding more about the impact of climate change
๐ Family Action Verdict
A worthwhile educational stop for families wanting to teach children about environmental issues through interactive learning.
๐ฌ What Families Are Saying
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Eunice Cheung
โGood place for understanding more about the impact of climate changeโ
J C
โThe first of its kind in the world, the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change (MoCC) offers an interactive and multimedia exhibition showcasing valuable collections and information about climate change. It is an ideal venue for the public, especially students and teachers, to champion the cause of environmental stewardship and keep themselves abreast of the latest developments on environmental conservation and sustainability. Extended activities of the MoCC exhibition include eco tour that guide visitors around the prime ecological sites and green facilities on the vast CUHK campus, and a variety of workshops and activities that promote green living. The MoCC is within 3-minute walking distance from the University MTR Station. Green building principles are adopted as one of the important architectural concepts in aspects such as introduction of day lighting, and solar shading devices, as well as energy conservation and renewable energy usage. Admission is free. All are welcome. Address: Yasumoto International Academic Park, 8th Floor The Chinese University of Hong Kong Shatin, N.T., Hong Kong Opening hours: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays to Saturdays: 9:30 am โ 5:00 pm Wednesdays, Sundays, Public holidays and University Holidays (24th and 31st December, and Lunar New Year Eve): Closedโ
Yu Qing
โsmall museum, interesting and interactive displays on climate change. was nice to see a replica sediment and โiceโ core. I thought it wouldโve been more on the impact of climate change on Hong Kong, but the museum is more focused on the history of climate change research and discovery rather than a proper call to action. photo corner with the SDGs was pretty fun. overall, an interesting experience but definitely wonโt be spending more than 30 min here.โ
Carol KUM
โNice place for a educational tour , especially good for kids, since, they got many interactive computer game.โ
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Overview
This unique educational venue offers interactive computer games and multimedia exhibits that help children understand climate change and environmental conservation. Kids can explore replica sediment cores, participate in hands-on displays, and enjoy a photo corner with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The museum focuses on climate change research and discovery through child-friendly presentations.



