Rainy Day Must-Visit! Art-Filled Rainy Day Guide at Hong Kong's M+ Museum

No need to worry about weekend downpours! Head straight to the M+ Museum of Visual Culture in West Kowloon and let art soothe your rainy-day blues. As Asia's leading contemporary art hub, the dark green ceramic-tiled building designed by Herzog & de Meuron is a photo-worthy spot in itself. After the rain, the reflective facade and wet ground create cinematic vibes for your snapshots. 📸 Inside, the exhibitions are so captivating you'll lose track of time! From avant-garde films to cutting-edge installations, and a permanent collection of contemporary Chinese art, every corner holds a delightful surprise. Be sure to head to the rooftop observation deck, where the misty Victoria Harbour view in the rain pairs perfectly with the aroma of coffee from the museum café—so relaxing you won't want to leave. ☕️ Don't miss the free exhibition areas; the basement often hosts limited-time art projects. Last time, I stumbled upon Isamu Noguchi's paper lantern installation, which alone was worth the visit! Getting there is super convenient—just a 10-minute walk from Austin MTR Station. You can even stop by the neighboring Hong Kong Palace Museum for a quick visit. With fewer crowds on rainy days, it's easier to snap great photos. Remember to bring a light jacket (the air conditioning is strong!) and use the Octopus card app on your phone to buy tickets—perfect for lazy planners. Next time it rains, grab your friends and head here to fill your gloomy day with art and coffee rituals!