I have been in several museums across Asia. But as of now, I can honestly consider this as one of Asia's best museum. It covers an area of over 7,000 sq m. It records the extensive history of Hong Kong and many people of all...More

I spent about 3 hours in this free museum but could easily have spent longer. It is a very comprehensive museum which starts with the beginning of time and goes right through with early village life, colonial times, WW11 and right up to modern days....More

A good two-hour tour to revisit HK from pre-history to modern day. Good amount of relics and replicas and informative videos do make the tour complete. Walking distance from anywhere in Tsim Sha Tsui, although it is worth a detour for anyone interested in history.

Such a well appointed museum. The way it's being set up, the chronological order the keep, the so explicable way that all the exhibits are presented, helps you learn so much about Hong Kong history from prehistoric age until today. I've learned so many things...More

The museum is massive and you could easily end up spending up to a good 3 hours there. They've captured the art, culture and history of Hong Kong and its people really beautiful. Its a lovely way to spend an afternoon and get to know...More

Manage to catch the exhibition of longevity and virtues: birthday celebration of the Qing Emperors and Empress Dowager. This exhibition was presented due to the celebrating HK returning to China for 20 years. Many valuable items were brought all the way from the forbidden city...More

Very nice and big museum full of Hong Kong's history. A good pace to start your day exploring Hong Kong. Discover their history and feel like your travelling back in the past.

The Museum's permanent exhibition is a compact 3D presentation of Hong Kong's history since pre-historic times showcasing Hong Kong's unique culture and customs through colourful and full-scale replicas.

If you want a quick way of catching up on Hong Kong's history, go to this impressive museum. Stand alone and interactive exhibits, and short films will provide an outstanding education.

We loved this museum - it tells the history of Kong Kong which as a westerner you don't typically know that much about. It's an engaging museum with a mix of ways to covey information and some really good videos. It's very well done as...More