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  • icypen
    Singapore, Singapore128 contributions
    3.0 of 5 bubbles
    Take a train to central and follow the direction towards K11 musea. It’s a pretty long walk. We bought the tickets from Lego land itself HK250 for both adults and kids. The place is a small area with 2 short rides, a playground and a number of Lego building stations. I was pretty disappointed with the number of things to play. We left within an hour. The Lego displays at the entrance were impressive though. Unless you’re a Lego fan, skip this place. There is limited number of seats for parents and some parents are hogging the seats meant for children to build Lego.
    Written 25 December 2023
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  • Bethan C
    Hong Kong, China63 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    I took my 5 year old daughter here on a rainy Sunday and we had a ball.

    The term 'museum' doesn't really capture what it offers. It is a hands-on, experiential place that covers environmental awareness, storytelling and scientific experimentation that was perfectly pitched for a 5 year old. I think it would appeal to older kids too.

    It only opened 6 months ago and is in great shape. Everything is very clean and well thought out. There are plenty of staff on hand who all had great English and were extremely friendly. It feels extremely free and easy for kids to explore, there was almost no 'cannot' to be heard, which was a relief.

    There is a wide variety of activities including interactive storytelling, a small wind tunnel where you can take your recycled good vehicles for a test flight (fun!), an amazing sandpit that (almost magically) creates contour lines on the sand to show when you create mountains and oceans (you really have to see it to get the full brilliance of it -I'm doing it no justice here), a window to paint on (see photo), a large magnetic marble run, an activity to draw attention to how many miles food travels to get to HK, a large video microscope with a massive selection of things to study and a banyan tree rope bridge to explore.

    There are some excellent quality picture books distributed all over the place and a sweet little corner to read them in.

    You can book in advance for a 2.5 hour session. It is extremely reasonably priced and the time flew by.

    They plan to change the theme of the main 'experiment' room every 2-3 months and they are very open to groups of children from schools, other organisations.

    I will go again, no question, and will be sure to take my daughter's friends along next time.
    Written 31 March 2019
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  • Petter Chan
    Hong Kong, China1 contribution
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    The Metropolis Museum is a private art museum featuring classical art. The gallery is spacious and comfortable, a good place for family. They also offer art workshops for kids, yet registration is required.
    Written 4 May 2020
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  • schmidtmg
    Switzerland1,143 contributions
    3.0 of 5 bubbles
    It was interesting to juxtapose the exhibits in 2019 (in the middle of the protests, when these were not yet included in the exhibits) and in spring 2023. The 2019 protests, the NSL of July 2020 and the Covid pandemic are addressed, but very briefly and without hardly any commentary... it is indeed a bit reflective of the political changes in Hong Kong since 2019....
    Written 2 May 2023
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