[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Museum of History (Updated Jun)

You don't have to travel to Xi'an to see the Terracotta Warriors! The Hong Kong Museum of History in Tsim Sha Tsui is once again hosting the "Unified Empire" exhibition, showcasing Terracotta Warriors and Han Dynasty pottery figurines. The exhibition features numerous authentic Terracotta Warriors, including the famous General Warrior and Kneeling Archer Warrior. Additionally, there are rare animal figurines: six types of animals considered symbols of high status at the time, with two of each type, forming a lineup of 12 animals that looks truly impressive! The exhibition also includes Han Dynasty burial figurines and artifacts unearthed from Hong Kong's Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts! 💰 Admission: Free 📍 Address: 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui (Exit P1, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station) 🕰️ Opening Hours: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Closed on Tuesdays)

The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) and the Shaanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau have collaborated to launch the "Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Unified China - Shaanxi Qin and Han Civilisation Exhibition" at the Hong Kong Museum of History (April 16), which is open to the public. The exhibition displays over 130 sets of selected collections from Shaanxi and cultural relics unearthed in Hong Kong, including the world-famous Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang and the Underground Army of Emperor Jing of Han, introducing the development of politics, economy, culture, technology and Sino-foreign transportation during the Qin and Han dynasties. Admission to the exhibition is free and it runs until July 7. The exhibition will present more than 100 sets of selected collections from the Museum of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum, the Museum of Yangling of Emperor Jing of Han and the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology (Shaanxi Archaeological Museum), more than half of which will be exhibited in Hong Kong for the first time. Among the exhibits, there are 11 pieces/sets of national first-class cultural relics, and four of the first-class cultural relics are being exhibited outside the mainland for the first time. The key exhibits include three Qin terracotta warriors, which are national first-class cultural relics and are on display in Hong Kong for the first time. They include the highest-ranking senior military officer figurine unearthed from the Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit, a kneeling figurine presumably playing a musical instrument, and a kneeling archer figurine with red paint still visible on its armor dating back more than 2,000 years. The three Qin terracotta warriors are placed independently in transparent display cases with glass on all four sides in the exhibition hall, allowing visitors to appreciate them carefully from multiple angles. Another highlight is the largest open exhibit in the exhibition - "Bronze Chariot and Horse No. 1" (replica). The original was unearthed from the bronze chariot and horse burial pit in the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, and it truly simulates the shape and structure of an ancient chariot. The exhibition also features a series of Han Dynasty animal pottery figurines unearthed from the Han Yang Tomb in Shaanxi Province, showing the prosperity of livestock breeding in the Han Dynasty. Among them, the Tao goat, Tao wolf-dog and Tao family dog ​​are exhibited outside mainland China for the first time. Other highlights include bronze geese from the Qin Dynasty, pottery coin molds from the Han Dynasty, gold cakes, clothed walking warrior figurines, painted horse-riding figurines and "Long Live the Emperor" tiles. The exhibition also introduces the development of Hong Kong during the Qin and Han dynasties, and displays more than 20 sets of cultural relics unearthed in Hong Kong, including the Han Dynasty "Wu Zhu" copper coins unearthed from So Kwun Wat in Tuen Mun, Sham Wan on Lamma Island and Sham Wan Village in Chek Lap Kok, as well as a pottery house model unearthed from the Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. In addition to precious cultural relics, the exhibition also allows visitors to appreciate the Terracotta Warriors’ clothing and appearance through multimedia projects, and learn about Qin and Han Dynasty characters and weights and measures. There is a reading area in the exhibition hall, which displays a number of collection resources related to the history of the Qin and Han dynasties and Hong Kong archaeology selected by the Hong Kong Public Libraries, so that citizens can learn about China's long historical origins and explore ancient Chinese civilization. The educational interactive area in the lobby on the first floor uses interesting displays, animations and interactive games to allow visitors to recognize and understand the development and culture of the Lingnan region during the Qin and Han dynasties. To complement the exhibition, the Hong Kong Museum of History has arranged a series of exciting educational and extension activities, including four public lectures by Shaanxi experts and Hong Kong scholars, and free workshops on making mini clay Qin warriors and clay bronze mirrors. Teaching kits will also be distributed to primary and secondary schools across Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Public Libraries also organise related outreach activities and book exhibitions. This exhibition is jointly organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the Shaanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau, co-planned by the Hong Kong Museum of History and the Shaanxi Cultural Relics Exchange Centre, exclusively sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, co-organised by the Promotion Office, and fully supported by the Museum of the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, the Yangling Museum of Emperor Jing of Han and the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology (Shaanxi Archaeological Museum). #HongKongMuseumofHistory #ShaanxiQinandHanCivilizationExhibition #goodplacetodrink #drink #goodplaceforfamily #holidayfamilytravel #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesonweekdays #goodplacesonweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #family #familyactivities #check-inattractions #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong #discoverhongkong #awesomehongkong

#hongkongguide Day 1: Urban Exploration & Street Food Feasts 🚶♂️🍜 Morning – Free Cultural Walk & Cheap Breakfast 🥖☕ ⏰ 9:00 AM – Join a free walking tour in Central & Sheung Wan (tip-based). 🍞 Breakfast at Kam Fung Café – Famous for HK-style French toast & milk tea. Midday – Kowloon Markets & Budget Shopping 🛍️ 🚇 MTR to Sham Shui Po for the cheapest street shopping in HK! 🌟 Explore: • Apliu Street (Electronics & gadgets) 🔌 • Cheung Sha Wan (Cheap fashion) 👗 • Pei Ho Street Market (Local snacks) 🍢 🥡 Lunch at Hop Yik Tai 🍜 – $3 cheung fun (rice noodle rolls)! Afternoon – Free Museums & Temple Visit 🏛️ 🌟 Visit: • Hong Kong Museum of History (FREE entry) 📜 • Wong Tai Sin Temple 🏯 – The best place to make a wish! Evening – Night Market & Budget Dinner 🏮🍲 🌟 Stroll through Temple Street Night Market for: • $2 Curry fish balls 🍢 • $4 Wonton noodles 🍜 • $6 Claypot rice 🍚 🚆 Take the Star Ferry ($0.50!) for stunning night views of HK! Day 2: Outdoor Adventures & Beach Camping 🏕️🏝️ Morning – Free Hike at Dragon’s Back 🥾 ⏰ 8:00 AM – One of HK’s best hikes (totally FREE!). 🚍 Take bus 9 from Shau Kei Wan to Shek O. 🌟 Stunning coastal views & lush greenery. Afternoon – Cheap Island Escape & Beach Day 🏖️ ⏰ 1:00 PM – Ferry to Lamma Island ($3!). 🌟 Enjoy cheap seafood & beach relaxation. 🥡 Lunch at Lamcombe Seafood – $10 seafood fried rice 🍤. Evening – Beach Camping at Tai Long Wan 🌙 ⏰ 5:00 PM – Take a bus & boat to Sai Kung. 🏕️ Camp overnight at Tai Long Wan Beach (FREE!). 🔥 BBQ by the beach & stargazing. • Fried squid 🦑

Steal our 4-day Hong Kong itinerary: Day 1: Arrival and Exploring Hong Kong Island • Morning: Arrive in Hong Kong and check into your hotel. • Afternoon: Visit Victoria Peak for stunning views of the city. Take the Peak Tram up and walk along the Sky Terrace. • Evening: Explore Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade for a view of the skyline, followed by a walk through Avenue of Stars. End the evening with the Symphony of Lights Show from the waterfront. Day 2: Culture and Shopping • Morning: Visit Man Mo Temple and then head to Hong Kong Museum of History to learn about the city’s past. • Afternoon: Stroll through Mong Kok for shopping. Visit Ladies Market for souvenirs, or explore the Langham Place mall. • Evening: Have dinner at Temple Street Night Market, where you can sample street food and shop for unique items. Day 3: Kowloon and Lantau Island • Morning: Take a ferry to Lantau Island and visit the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), exploring the Po Lin Monastery and the Ngong Ping 360 cable car. • Afternoon: Explore Tai O fishing village to see traditional stilt houses. • Evening: Return to Kowloon and explore the nightlife at Lan Kwai Fong or enjoy a drink at one of the rooftop bars. Day 4: More Shopping and Departure • Morning: Visit Hong Kong Disneyland (optional if you enjoy theme parks) or wander around the shopping area of Causeway Bay, including Times Square and Sogo. • Afternoon: Enjoy a relaxing lunch in Soho and wander through the vibrant streets of Central. • Evening: Depart or enjoy a final stroll through Star Ferry for a picturesque view of the harbor before your flight. #favouriteitinerary

| Three-day in-depth experience of life in Hong Kong. 🇭🇰Long time no see, Hong Kong, it's really fun! I believe it won't be long before I can go again‼️ - 👇🏻Here is the three-day travel guide for your reference Day 1⃣️: ☀️In the morning, arrive at Tsim Sha Tsui, where you can visit the Hong Kong Museum of History to understand the history and culture of Hong Kong. The museum has a vast collection and exquisite exhibits, suitable for friends who like history and culture. 🕛At noon, why not visit the Mei Hua Restaurant to taste authentic Hong Kong cuisine, which will definitely satisfy your taste buds. 🌇In the afternoon, head to the Tin Hau Temple in Central to pray for good fortune. The architectural structure is magnificent, and the gold-leaf inlaid ceilings and painted decorations in the corridor offer a refreshing experience. 🌃In the evening, enjoy the night view on the Victoria Harbour waterfront, and take in the beauty of the Victoria Harbour fireworks, which will definitely dazzle you. - Day 2⃣️: ☀️In the morning, head to Tai O and you will see the gigantic Tian Tan Buddha, a spectacular sight that is one of the most magnificent in Hong Kong. 🕛At noon, taste various Hong Kong snacks in the Temple Street or Mong Kok area of the New Territories, and experience the lifestyle of Hong Kong people firsthand. 🌇In the afternoon, visit the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, where you can admire the world's tallest wind tunnel laboratory and understand the advanced technological development of Hong Kong. 🌃In the evening, shop and taste street food in Causeway Bay or the Wan Chai night market. If time permits, you can also stroll around and do some shopping. - Day 3⃣️: ☀️In the morning, explore the Times Square Shopping Centre in Causeway Bay to experience the prosperity and modernization of Hong Kong, and you may find clothes and styles you like! 🕛At noon, head to Wing On Restaurant to taste Hong Kong-style tea restaurant cuisine, with a special recommendation for the taste of the tea restaurant, which you definitely should not miss. 🌇In the afternoon, take a bus to the Lantau Island area of Hong Kong to visit Hong Kong Disneyland and fulfill your childhood dreams. This place is definitely a favorite for everyone. 🌃In the evening, return to the city center and enjoy Hong Kong's signature cocktails or beer in Central or other bustling nightlife areas, experiencing the unique nightlife of Hong Kong.

Today happened to pass by nearby, plenty of time, came to this history museum, unfortunately coincided with the history museum is undergoing exhibition update project, not come came, since it is free to go in and walk around it. Although the exhibits are back, you can see those who want to buy them, from the early people's life in Hong Kong to the Japanese occupation to the modern d 1970s Hong Kong general family life exhibits can be seen. What is impressive is the recounting of war times, seeing military tickets, post-war photos, and sighing. Walk out of dd and check out the grocery store, hair shop, rice shop, herbal tea shop. . It brings back many memories of old Hong Kong, and the street scenes from my childhood reappear in my mind one by one. . Although the exhibition hall is not big now, only one-tenth the size of the original museum, and it only takes half an hour to walk around, but friends who want to reminisce about the past can really bring their families to see it. Looking forward to the history museum being renovated soon and returning soon. #HongKongGood Places #WeekendExcursions #Historic Buildings

I haven't been to the history museum since the epidemic. It happened to be free on Wednesdays, so I went to visit it~ It turns out that the original exhibitions were under renovation, with only this one exhibition on the ground floor! The whole exhibition seemed to take me back to the old Hong Kong, and the exhibits were so beautiful and detailed! There are also some workbooks designed for children to do while visiting the exhibition area at the entrance! There are many check-in spots ~ worth a visit ~ 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 #LocalTours #HongKongGoodDestinations #SummerGoodDestinations

Accompanying friends to see the "Hong Kong Story Essence Exhibition", the venue displays 460 selected exhibits and 210 photos, including prehistoric Hong Kong and historical development, Hong Kong's folk customs, Hong Kong occupation and early development, Japanese occupation, modern cities and ended with the 1977 Hong Kong return. Among the exhibits are the Treaty of Nanking, the Treaty of Beijing and the Qing Dynasty Emperor Daoguang's memorial to Lin Zexu. "Classic Reappearance - Hong Kong Story Essence Exhibition" @ Hong Kong History Museum Opening hours: Monday 1️⃣3️⃣4️⃣5️⃣ 10am 6pm Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 10am 7pm Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve: 10am to 5pm ※Closed every Tuesday (except public holidays) and Lunar New Year's Day and Lunar New Year's Day #HongKongHistoryMuseum #HongKongGood Places #Parents and Parents #HongKongStories #Reviewing the Past and Recommending the Present #HongKongHistory

After visiting the "Hong Kong Story Essence Exhibition", the rest space outside the venue is full of scenes of old Hong Kong. It is very nostalgic. Both adults and children are taking pictures with their mobile phones. My friends and I found different scenes to take pictures📸 Hong Kong Museum of History: 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon ※Closed every Tuesday (except public holidays) on the first and second days of the Lunar New Year #HongKongHistoryMuseum #NostalgicHongKong #FamilyGood Place #PhotoPlace

If you are new to HK and new to the Chinese culture, the Hong Kong Museum of History is always the best place to have a quick glimpse. Though ‘The Hong Kong Story' permanent exhibition is still under renovation, there are very instagrammable settings of the Old Hong Kong at 1/F Main Lobby, Hong Kong Museum of History. It replicates the traditional grocery shop, Chinese restaurant, a famous street stall for milk tea. This also gives you an idea of how the Old Hong Kong was like, when the chained supermarkets had not existed. #exhibition #museum #museumlover #explorehongkong #hongkongexplore #hk #hongkong #hkiger #hkig #hkinfluencer #hkkol #hkblogger #hklifestyle #展覽 #香港 #香港好去處 #週未好去處

If you are new to HK and new to the Chinese culture, the HK Museum of History is always the best place to have a quick glimpse. Though ‘The Hong Kong Story' permanent exhibition is still under renovation, there is mini exhibition at 1/F Main Lobby, Hong Kong Museum of History. The last one was “Joyous Destiny: A Selection of Wedding Memorabilia from the Museum's Collections”. Marriage is considered as one of the big missions in a traditional Chinese family. The exhibits were all donations by the public. Videos of wedding scenes, exhibits of wedding sedan chair, wedding costumes, marriage documents, bride’s dowry and historical photos were shown.

It shows the development of folk customs in Hong Kong over the past dynasties Features selected exhibits and classic collections Covers the time from prehistory to the return of 1997⏳ There are also scan codes to listen to the explanation, very detailed Desirable exploration activity manual at the door It is suitable for friends who want to know the history of Hong Kong to visit 👍 Location📍100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui Transportation 🚇 10 minutes walk from Exit B2 of Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station Environment/Facilities 🌿 Shows featured exhibits and classic collections Features: Reminiscing about the history of old Hong Kong Opening hours 1⃣3⃣4⃣5⃣ 10:00-18:00 Closed on Tuesdays Saturday and Sunday 10:00-19:00 Price per person: Free 🆓 Rating: Worth a visit to learn about history #HongKongGood Places #FamilyGood Places #LocalTour #I miss #wintertravel #tsim Sha Tsui good places ## Hong Kong History Museum

The Hong Kong Museum of History is a museum that preserves Hong Kong's historical and cultural heritage. It is located next to the Hong Kong Science Museum, in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The collections of the museum encompass natural history, archaeology, ethnography and local history. The museum was established by the Urban Council in July 1975 when the City Museum and Art Gallery was split into the Hong Kong Museum of History and Hong Kong Museum of Art; some of the Museum of History's collections were on display at the City Museum and Art Gallery's original 1962 location at the City Hall. From 1975 to 1983, the Hong Kong Museum of History was housed in a 700 m2 rented space within Star House. In 1983, the Museum was moved to a temporary location (which now houses Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre) in Kowloon Park. It was moved to its present premises near Hong Kong Science Museum on Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui in 1998. It is currently managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of Hong Kong Government.#mytripvlog #tripblazers #

With the rapid development of the city 🏙️, many things can not resist the changes of the times and was eliminated 🙈, as if today is only left commercialized 💰 society, missing the previous generation of Hong Kong people's humanity, today I want to take you back in time ⏳ Fifty years to know the former Hong Kong 😃, remember the disappeared humanity, it is located in Tsim Sha Tsui's history museum 🤗 So what are the places worth checking in at the History Museum😚? Nostalgic ice cream parlor ☕ When it comes to world-class cuisine, it turns out that Hong Kong is on the list 😃, and still very civilian food, is the yellow card slots of the traditional ice cream parlor with the ink green brick wall, and then the whole ice cream 🧇 to enjoy a cup of milk tea☕ Extinct street stalls with crackers 🍳 I believe you must have eaten waffles 🍳, but how many people have visited the mobile street stalls? License: I have only seen such a street stall in TV series 📺 🤣, a small stall but inside even all five organs 😯, you can also enjoy a cup of milk tea outside ☕ is quite special ah, I believe now the street stall is only left traditional fried chestnuts 🌰 stall lu😉 Traditional hair shop💈 Can you guess what is the most special thing about traditional hair salons😆? It's the upright rotating neon light at the door 💈, as early as 10 or 20 years ago almost every fly hair shop will have one, from a distance to see the front of the fly hair shop, but with the rapid life rhythm of urban people, in recent years have emerged speed cut ✂️ culture, such traditional fly hair shop is becoming less and less lu😚 (The first is a taxi driver 🚕), because the traditional fly hair shop haircut time is longer, many customers have established a strong sense of humanity with the hairdresser, really rare 👍 Rare seafood shops🦐 It turns out that traditional seafood shops are becoming less common, relying only on a single shop selling seafood🦐 is simply difficult to survive🙈, now only the seafood street in Sheung Wan has such traditional seafood shops, but I believe that in the near future will not be able to resist the changes of the times and eliminated😥 Want to know more good things to do in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁 @sweet.travel_hk, with your support we will be motivated to continue to discover special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #HongKongHistoryMuseum #HistoryMuseum #Tsim Sha Tsui #TimeRewind #Humanity #Nostalgic Ice Cream Parlor #Ice Parlor #Polo Oil #Polo Bun #Hong Kong Milk Tea #Milk Tea #Egg Tarts #Roast Chestnuts #Flying Hair Shop #Barbershop #Neon Lights #Quick Cut #Hairdresser #Seafood #Seafood Store #Seafood Street #Sheung Wan #Old Feelings #Old Feelings Series

The Hong Kong Museum of History in Tsim Sha Tsui has been renovated and only one floor is open to the public. "Classic Goodbye" is free admission, using black and white painting version to recreate the old shopping streets, entertainment and housing environment, also including Hong Kong and South China archaeological finds, artifacts and information. #exhibition #local tour #museum

What can we do in Hong Kong under the pandemic? This time I want to introduce the Hong Kong History Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui. It is a great place for low consumption 👍🏻 This time there is a special exhibition theme, called My Museum Travel Exhibition📷 is an exhibition of old Hong Kong🇭🇰 designed by local primary school students. The children's characteristic design makes the whole exhibition very rich, we recommend that you can go and see it😙 #HongKongGood Places #LocalTour

I went to the museum a few days ago. I used to go to the one in Shatin, rarely this one in Tsim Sha Tsui. I took a lot of photos, but I didn't post them all. There are narrators explaining the history of Hong Kong, in Chinese and English. Address: 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui Business Hours: Saturday and Sunday 10:00–19:00 Monday, Wednesday to Friday 10:00–18:00 Closed on Tuesday #LocalTravel #HongKong #SummerTrip #Museum #History #HongKong

The temporary exhibition in the Hong Kong Museum of History is not very large, but the scene tries to restore the old appearance of Hong Kong. I think the most distinctive ones are the appearance of the shops in the past. I have experienced some of them and can recall them. #Hong Kong Good Places

"Hong Kong Stories" takes you across time and space to gain an in-depth understanding of Hong Kong's history and culture. The content includes prehistoric Hong Kong and its development throughout the ages, Hong Kong's folk customs, Hong Kong's occupation and early development, the Japanese occupation period, the modern city, and ends with Hong Kong's return in 1997. #Exhibition #Local Tour

After renovation in Hong Kong Museum of History, the display inside the exhibition has changed a lot. The displayed is new but I like the old exhibition before. There is a hong kong style restaurant display there. Come and have a look later! 🤪

Before entering Hong Kong Museum of History Exhibition there are already a lot of display outside. People can look at the shops of old Hong Kong. There are also a lot of sits in the middle for people to take some rest.

Originally thought to go to the Science Museum to see dinosaurs 🦖, but it turned out to make an appointment to see 🥲, so went to the nearby Hong Kong History Museum to visit, it turned out to be newly renovated, temporarily the ground floor lobby to visit, more photo spots, are very detailed to see Hong Kong history 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 #LocalTour

Coinciding with July 1 is Homecoming Day, so the government's exhibition hall is free to enter the venue, but also typhoon and rain is of course a good place indoors😂👍🏻 Not to mention that the history museum has been renovated, of course you have to walk! The theme of the recent exhibition at the History Museum is the classic reproduction, while there is a story about a long time ago history such as war, brought to today's Hong Kong, is experienced what, very like this sense of nostalgia, he will even used items in the past made back out so that people can take pictures to see 👍🏻 It's a great parent-child activity. Adults can reminisce and children can learn about history #LocalTour

The museum opened not long ago, so I took advantage of my free time to go today Strolling around the Hong Kong History Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui. It turns out that the Hong Kong History Museum is undergoing major renovations, so admission is free every Monday to Sunday. The decoration of the lobby is themed in Hong Kong in the 1980s, using black and white lines to outline the scene, and with projection, it makes the whole feel nostalgic and very advanced #LocalTour #Museum #MuseumRecommendations #HongKong #History

[Into the world of black and white 📍Tsim Sha Tsui] #Free admission Earlier we introduced black and white themed photo restaurants. This time we introduce #black and white themed parent-child photo-taking places🤪 💓Check-in Rickshaws, old rice shops, herbal tea shops, mailboxes, old stalls and even bottled vitamin milk are expressed in a photogenic black and white main tone 💓Essential version of "Hong Kong Story" This revisiting the exhibition smaller the style changed the restaurant is gone but still "learned" while walking and taking pictures while getting to know the old Hong Kong 💓Parent-child able Walking distance from the MTR station Indoor environment Air conditioning is sufficient (or even a bit big 😅) There is a children's toilet in the venue 🚽 After walking across the street is the Science Museum 😂 nearby to find food and park shopping is also convenient 📍Hong Kong History Museum Address: 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong (Next to Hong Kong #Science Museum, East Tsim Sha Tsui) Access: MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station/Hung Hom Station; Bus/Minibus Admission fee: Free 🆓 #Hong Kong History Museum #Tsim Sha Tsui #Hung Hom #parent-child holiday destination #parent-child blogger #parent-child free destination

The exhibition to be introduced is located at the Hong Kong Museum of History, with the theme of wedding culture and the nation of Hong Kong in the past. The exhibition is free to visit and easy access to the museum! It only takes 10 minutes to walk from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station. This exhibition mainly displays the traditional costumes of Hong Kong citizens' weddings in the past, and also introduces the four local indigenous ethnic groups. It is suitable to bring your children to visit, so that they can learn about the history of the development of the Hong Kong nation in the past. #LocalTravel #Exhibition2022

The Hong Kong Museum of History’s special exhibition “Herbal Tea Shop” displays a herbal tea shop from 50 or 60 years ago, displaying nostalgic herbal tea pots, herbal tea, radios and pictures. This scene can only be seen in TV dramas, but it is so special to be able to reproduce it before your eyes now! In the past, there were not many public leisure activities for citizens. Most people liked to go to herbal tea shops with friends to drink herbal tea, read newspapers or listen to radio dramas and music played on the radio in the shops during their leisure time. The herbal tea shops are mainly located in Queen's Road West in Sai Ying Pun, Hollywood Road in Central, Queen's Road East in Wan Chai, and Shanghai Street and Shandong Street in Mong Kok. Address: 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui (Hong Kong Museum of History) #LocalTourism#2022Exhibition

This exhibition is held at the Hong Kong Museum of History 🤳😀, displaying over a hundred precious Han Dynasty artifacts, 👍🏻 mainly centered around the rise of the Han Empire, and is divided into three themes: "Consolidation and Expansion of the Han Empire", "Social Life in the Han Dynasty" and "Science, Culture and Sino-Western Communication in the Han Dynasty", 😌🌅 exploring the historical process of the Han Dynasty with the audience, 💓especially including all the developments of the Lingnan region where Hong Kong is located during the Han Dynasty. I am here for friends who are interested in the history of the Han Dynasty! 🤩 Address: Hong Kong Museum of History #LocalTourism#2022Exhibition

Today at the Hong Kong Museum of History, you can visit the Shanghai-style barber shop in the 1960s and 1970s💈. I remember that I used to only see this screen on the TV when I was young. It feels quite special! The exhibition tells the story of many Shanghai barbers who settled south in Hong Kong and opened Shanghai-style barber shops after the war. In addition to barbering, it also offers services such as facial trimming and massage. There are many simple roadside barber stalls and mobile barbers in Hong Kong. The customers are mostly men and children. The exhibits include the hair cutting tools used in the year and the nostalgic display of the shop 👍 Address: 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui (Hong Kong Museum of History) #LocalTravel #Exhibition 2022