[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Museum of Art (Updated Mar)

#Valentine's Day Good Places 2025 Valentine's Day is just a few days away! 💕 Have you decided where to celebrate with your partner yet? 🤔 Tired of a formal date with your partner? There are several exhibitions at the Hong Kong Art Gallery that are worth seeing: 🎨 The Hong Kong Jockey Club presents a series: The world of Cézanne and Renoir - Collection Exhibition at the Orangery Museum and Musée d'Orsay, France The works of Impressionist masters Cezanne and Renoir are breathtaking😍 If you want to appreciate their light and shadow changes and color use, don't miss this exhibition. 📅 Date: 2025.01.17 – 2025.05.07 📍Location: 2nd Floor Theme Hall 💰 Cost: $50 (Standard Ticket) / $35 (Group Ticket) / $25 (Concession Ticket) / Free (Museum Pass) 💡 The Dimension of Perception ── Multiple exploration of everything and the self The exhibition features installation and new media interactive works by six Hong Kong artists, Ka-chun Cheung, Han-Khen Cheung, Wong Chi-hung, Yeh Wai-han and Tao Chi-chun, who explore nature, human interaction and self-observation through technology, such as mechanics, electronics, digital and artificial intelligence. 📅 Date: From 2024.12.20 📍Location: 2nd Floor, Hong Kong Art Hall 💰 Cost: Free 🖼️ Wu Guanzhong Art Sponsored Special Exhibition Series: Wu Guanzhong ── Black‧White‧Grey Want to feel the charm of ink painting? 🎨 The works of master Wu Guanzhong, with simple black, white and gray colors, show a unique aesthetic, which is endlessly memorable. 📅 Date: From 2024.03.22 📍Location: Wu Guanzhong Art Hall, 4th Floor 💰 Cost: Free In addition to watching the exhibition, you can also enjoy a cup of coffee ☕️ in the art gallery's cafe, enjoy the view of Victoria Harbor 🌃, and have a romantic and artistic Valentine's Day 💖! #Sisien #ChillMyBabe #SisienRecommendation #Valentine's Day #Valentine's Day #Dating #Exhibition #Cezanne #Renoir #Wu Guanzhong #Art #Romance #Photo #Hong Kong #Tsim Sha Tsui #hk #hkartmuseum #museum #art #dateideas #valentinesday #hkig

The recent exhibition at the Wu Guanzhong Pavilion of the Hong Kong Museum of Art is the #BlackWhiteGray exhibition When I passed by, I was attracted by the layout of the exhibition area. Simple color style, especially fresh Walking into the exhibition area feels like entering another time and space. Very peaceful and calm Calm and restrained text and artistic oil paintings rich in meaning It seems as if one can see Wu Guanzhong's life in each stroke of his painting. full of stories It is highly recommended for travelers traveling to Hong Kong to spend an afternoon visiting an art museum. Transportation is very convenient. You can take the MTR and get off at East Tsim Sha Tsui Station. Just walking distance to the art gallery Admission is free and there are free lockers The space is comfortable and spacious, and each floor has large floor-to-ceiling windows to enjoy the harbor view. #Exhibition #100 Ways to Travel #Hong Kong #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Museum of Art

Besides eating, drinking and shopping, there are other options when traveling to Hong Kong! We visited the #Hong Kong Museum of Art in Tsim Sha Tsui this time. It is really a treasure. In addition to #free admission, there are different exhibitions on each floor, and you can also #free luggage storage. Each floor has a full wall of floor-to-ceiling windows. You can see the unique scenery of Hong Kong at a glance, which is perfect for photos of beautiful girls on the Internet. There are different exhibitions regularly. This time we visited the #Wu Guanzhong Art Exhibition #Black and White Gray. Appreciate how he combines literature and art. There is also a fragrance exhibition #Fragrant Harbor. I highly recommend you to visit it if you have time. Transportation is very convenient. Everyone will pass by when they go to Victoria Harbor to see the scenery. You can take the MTR to "Tsim Sha Tsui East Station" to get off. Or take the #Star Ferry from Hong Kong Island to Tsim Sha Tsui like us. Then walk to it. #100 Ways to Travel #Exhibition

#Exhibition In the hot summer, museums are a great place to cool off Last month, we visited the Hong Kong Museum of Art Chinese Fragrance Culture Art Exhibition "Searching for Fragrance" Explore the traditional Chinese fragrance culture "Searching for Fragrance" showcases the importance of fragrance culture in Chinese culture, life and art through a variety of exhibits, including spices, incense burners and artworks. China's aromatic culture has a long history. The aroma lingers in ancestral temples and elegant rooms of literati. It is not only a tool for ancestor worship, but also enriches the daily life of the ancients and carries the pursuit of self-cultivation and enlightenment by literati. With the changes in incense materials and craftsmanship, incense burning techniques have gradually become more sophisticated, and specialized incense burners and incense utensils have appeared one after another. The exhibition is curated by the Hong Kong Museum of Art and the Shanghai Museum, and sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust. It displays 160 cultural relics and takes the audience on a thousand-year-old journey of searching for fragrance, allowing them to experience the wisdom of the ancients in using fragrance to nourish their nature. #100TravelWays #trip #HKMuseumofArt #SearchingForFragrances 📍Address: Special Exhibition Hall, 2/F, Hong Kong Museum of Art 📆Exhibition Date: 2024.06.28 – 2024.10.16

#ArtGallery #100 Ways to Travel 🕰️Opening hours: 10am to 6pm, closed on Thursdays 📍Address: 15 minutes walk from Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Hong Kong MTR 💰 Average consumption: Permanent exhibition free to visit, special exhibition to be charged 💞Reason for recommendation: The Hong Kong Art Gallery is located on the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, where you can enjoy the view of the Victoria Harbor, which is quite beautiful. You can see giant installations outside the pavilion and feel like you are in the ocean. There are many carefully selected exhibits and artworks inside, reflecting the development of the city and the integration of art, leaving unforgettable memories 👍🏻🥰

#GlobalTravel On a drizzling day, the Hong Kong Museum of Art is an ideal place to spend time. The Hong Kong Museum of Art is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, with Victoria Harbour behind it, and is a perfect combination of modern and traditional architecture. The museum houses more than 17,000 works of art, spanning Chinese calligraphy and painting, sculpture and international contemporary art, providing a rich and diverse visual feast. Especially in the rainy season, listening to the raindrops hitting the window and admiring ancient calligraphy and paintings, it feels like going back in time. The renovated art gallery has added more open space, breaking the conventional exhibition format and making the visit more interactive. Each floor has its own unique style. From classic and magnificent Chinese art to novel and avant-garde contemporary creations, each exhibition hall is fascinating. It is worth mentioning that the cafe and souvenir shop in the museum are also surprising. In a cafe, sipping coffee while appreciating works of art is an extraordinary experience. Exquisite souvenirs are also a good choice to bring the sense of art back home. Whether you want to escape the rain or settle down to immerse yourself in the world of art, the Hong Kong Museum of Art is an ideal choice. Time seems to pass very quickly here, but the memories left behind are particularly profound. #Hongkong

#winhkflight #Discoveryhongkong #Hongkong #freehotelstay #Museum Hong Kong museum of art is the main art museum in Hong Kong, that hosts permanent and temporary exhibitions. Some of them are free, definitely worth to visit to enjoy the artworks. You able to get a nice view of the Victoria Harbour. Is a great place to take pictures. I wanted to visit again to enjoy the artworks in HKMoA. Address: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsu, Hong Kong Business Hours: 10am - 6pm and 9pm for Saturday and Sunday (closed on Thursday)

Hong Kong has a rich art atmosphere In addition to the Palace Museum Another recommended museum is the Hong Kong Art Museum . I found out that their exhibition catalog is very exquisite when I was looking for a strategy So I got one before entering each branch Detailed introductions have been made to the key exhibits The previously very popular Floating Wonderland has been withdrawn But the current one is also very interesting . Good Things Have Shape is an exhibition that I have been visiting for a long time There are both Chinese and Western exhibits in it You can feel a very obvious collision between China and the West . Chinese Character City Rhyme is also highly recommended to spend more time The light is not very bright Let you focus more on reading the content of the exhibits . I have to praise the lighting of the exhibition And the placement of the exhibits Especially the lighting is very immersive Add a lot of points to the exhibits . 🆓No ticket required ⏳Closed on Thursdays! Say it three times on Thursday 🚇Get off at Tsim Sha Tsui or Tsim East and walk for five minutes There is a place for free storage at the entrance🛅 All food and drink are rejected in the exhibition hall🥤You can't bring it in The museum can also take pictures of Victoria Harbour . There is a Star Ferry pier nearby Telescope🔭children at the side entrance of k11 musea The Victoria Harbour view of the six-story sky garden The building outside the Hong Kong Art Museum Hong Kong Cultural Center

If you want to experience the artistic atmosphere of Hong Kong The Hong Kong Museum of Art is one of the inevitable choices~ The Hong Kong Museum of Art is located on the waterfront of Tsim Sha Tsui🌊 It is the first public art museum in Hong Kong. Sandwiched between K11 Musea shopping mall and cultural center~ There are many themes here that are inspired by local areas. You can understand the city of Hong Kong from an artistic perspective~ There are more than just paintings here There are many different media art creations There will also be some large art installations. In addition to the museum exhibition Several floors inside offer stunning views of Victoria Harbour. The floor-to-ceiling glass on the second floor of the museum faces Victoria Harbour Sit here and enjoy the sea view. The view is really great~ In addition to the floor-to-ceiling glass corridor on the 2nd floor of the Hong Kong Museum of Art Don't miss the 5th floor of the museum Sitting on the white clouds Looking at the sea view Have a daydream~ The following exhibitions are currently on display ⭐️Titian and the Renaissance Venetian School of Painting──Uffizi Gallery Collection Exhibition This exhibition showcases the world-renowned Italian Uffizi Gallery collection See Titian, one of the most important artists in the history of Western art As well as paintings by many masters of the Venetian School of Painting who were his contemporaries~ 🗓️2023.11.03 – 2024.02.28 📍2nd floor Special Hall 💰30 (Standard Ticket) ⭐️Good stuff and stylish This exhibition will display nearly 100 artworks from ancient and modern times, both Chinese and foreign, with different artistic styles. And summarize the four temperament types for display 📍1F Annex (Upper) 💰Free ⭐️《That Time──The Other Shore》 From the perspective of fashion design Create a studio in the museum that travels between the past, present and future And show the new clothing works~ 🗓️2023.09.08 – 2023.12.17 📍3F Lobby 💰Free In addition to these exhibitions There are also other different exhibitions to see If you have enough time, you can arrange an afternoon. After the exhibition You can stroll along the Victoria Harbour to enjoy the sunset and night view~ 📍Hong Kong Museum of Art 🚇MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit E or Tsim Sha Tsui East Station Exit J 🗓️Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays) Monday to Wednesday and Friday (10:00 – 18:00) Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays (10:00 – 19:00) #Hong Kong good places #weekend trip #Hong Kong exhibition #Hong Kong Museum of Art

🇭🇰 Hello, today Gammy would like to recommend a place to visit in Hong Kong for those who love art and museums. This place is the Hong Kong Art Museum. Admission is free. 💵 On the day Gammy went, admission was free. Normally, the entrance fee is $10. 🧳 There is a place to store luggage and lockers. 🚆 Travel by MTR and get off at Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit L6. Cross the road and travel towards Victoria Harbour. 🏞️ Inside the museum, there are many rooms. There are 5 floors in total. There are paintings and old items, various items on display. There are many activities to do. It's very enjoyable. ⚠️ It's very cold inside. If you're sensitive to the cold, I recommend wearing a jacket. #HongKongTravel #HongKong2023 #TravelAbroad #TravelAbroadByYourself

#Halloween2023 📸 Location: Hong Kong Art Gallery ♥ Apart from M+, I didn't know there was a Hong Kong Art Gallery 😅 ♥ From the Causeway Bay Sin and Plaza flyover walk straight out, through the police club, then through the entrance of the Red Tunnel, see the yacht club to arrive 😅 summer is quite hard, but it turns out that the end of the Convention and Exhibition Center station has reached the Wanchai Promenade 😆 then towards Causeway Bay is my starting point 😅 ♥ The view along the way is really super beautiful, Victoria Harbor view plus sunset ⛅️ and a small number of rides, plus the environment here is not too convenient, so there will not be too many people 😅 There was also a duck boat thinking to experience, but it turned out to make an appointment and closed early 😅 ♥ Recently discovered that many places in Hong Kong have not been to 😂 really have to slowly unlock each attraction 😆 ★ Warm reminder: ✦ Hong Kong Art Gallery provides free lockers, you can put down your belongings for easy visit 👍🏻 But remember to take a picture of the locker Number 😅 in case you forget 😆 ──────────────── Rating: (🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕) highest Value for money: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 Recommended itinerary: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 Overall rating: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 ──────────────── 💰Price: Free 🕰️Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday 10:00-18:00, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10:00-19:00, closed every Thursday 📍Address: 10 Strathbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong 🚆 Access: MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit E / Tsim Sha Tsui East Station Exit J ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------du ♡ Thank you for reading this 🫶🏻 ♡ Give me a Cycle👍🏻 ♡ Support me in continuing to be a social girl (•͈⌔•͈⑅) ♡ For more pictures visit 𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐩.𝐜𝐨𝐦🫰🏻 ♡ There is a URL on the homepage 🥰 ♡ 𝐈𝐆:𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐬.𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐤𝐮 ♡ Row boards are clearer and more beautiful❣️ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------du

#timetotravel Address - Hong Kong Museum Of Art, 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui Ambiance/Facilities - Very huge and spacious museum with over 18,800 art collections from all over the world. Highlights : Different themed exhibitions from time to time so you can see different exhibits whenever you visit. Ticket price - $10HKD for adults and $5 for students Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Hong Kong Museum of Art is a big museum facing Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui. From Ground Floor to Fifth Floor. Entering into this museum is like entering the history of Hong Kong and Canton. It's free admission. You will see different kinds of arts in different eras. This museum is very organized, clean and informative. You will understand how Hong Kong people love art and the life style of their ancestors Address: #10 Salisbury Road, Tsim. Sha Ysu, Kowloon, Hong Kong Opening hour 10am to 7pm Closed every Thursday except public holidays Free adminsion

The Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA) is the first and main art museum of Hong Kong. It is managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong Government. HKMoA has an art collection of over 17,000 items. Its rival is the non-government-managed Hong Kong Arts Centre. These two museums are considered to be the top two art museums in HongKong that dictate the discourse of art in Hong Kong. 📍Location: Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui 📌Admission: free for permanent exhibitions #hongkong #hkmoa #tst #museum

Located in Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, this museum is the first and main art museum in Hongkong. Managed by Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong Government, HKMoA has art collections for over 17,000 items. Has been renovated for four years, the Hong Kong Museum of Art reopens with fresh new look that includes a glass facade and new galleries. So beautiful indeed💞 Location: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong How to get there 🚎 🚎 You can take MTR heading to Tsim Sha Tsui , choose exit E and walk approx. 5 minutes🫶🏻 Opening Hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday 10:00am – 6:00pm Saturday, Sunday and public holiday 10:00am – 7:00pm Christmas Eve and Lunar New Year's Eve 10:00am – 5:00pm Price : entry to the permanent collection is free 🫶🏻 Rating : ⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ #hongkongtrip

Location: Art Plaza in front of the Hong Kong Art Gallery Summer is hot 🥵🔥, of course, there is no shortage of swimming to cool off 🏊‍♀️, come to Tsim Sha Tsui Art Museum, you will see a swimming pool in Tsim Sha Tsui promenade "unboxing" 📦, this art installation is a work created by Chan Hui Li ~ "Passing by Dragonfly" The outside is in the shape of a wooden box, open the wooden box, it turns out to be a swimming pool♨️, 4 meters high, 5.5 meters wide, 11 meters long, there are beach chairs and sun umbrellas in the pool🏖, you can enjoy taking pictures in the pool📸. #photophotography #decoration #HongKong #local #dating #parents #dating #local tour #Hong Kong art gallery #swimming pool #exhibition

Today I visited the Hong Kong Museum of Art in Tsim Sha Tsui: because the limited-time exhibitions "Miró's Everyday Thoughts" and "Vanity. Wonderland" are coming to an end, the two exhibitions display different works of art, some abstract and some gorgeous blue and white porcelain exhibits, each with a different feeling, and it is interesting and fun to see the different exchanges between Chinese and Western culture and art. There are other exhibitions in the museum as well, so it's no problem to spend an entire afternoon there. It is a quiet and comfortable place in the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui. #Hong Kong Good Places #Cultural Tour

Go visit the "Chinese Characters City Rhythm" on the left. This exhibition has more than 70 exhibits, showing the Hong Kong calligraphers' unremitting pursuit of calligraphy; creators from different fields absorb and update the nutrients in the tradition to form unique creations. The exhibition starts from the relationship between calligraphy art and poetry, dance, painting, and music, allowing visitors of different ages, backgrounds, and knowledge to discover the fun of appreciating calligraphy👍 In addition, there are paper, pen and ink stalls outside the exhibition hall. In addition to viewing the scenery of words, visitors can also show off their skills and write interesting characters✍️ "Chinese Characters City Rhythm" @ Hong Kong Art Hall, 2/F, Hong Kong Museum of Art ※10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong ※※Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays), the first and second days of the Chinese New Year #hongkongmuseumofart #calligraphyart #holidayplaces #familyplaces #Tsim Sha Tsuiplaces #Hongkongplaces #calligraphyappreciation #Chinesecharactercityrhyme

Visit the exhibition of Spanish master Juan Miró, a total of 94 works including paintings, sculptures, sketches, textiles, lithographs, posters, photographs, videos and other art works. As seen on site, this exhibition is very popular with parents. It is a good place for parents and children to bring their children inside to visit. At the same time, in conjunction with the exhibition, the gallery invited a number of local artists to create a tribute to Miro’s artistic masterpieces; The exhibition "Miro's Daily Poetry" runs until June 28 ※Hong Kong Art Gallery: 10 Strathbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon ※※Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays) #Parents and Children Good Places #Tsim Sha Tsui Good Places #Hong Kong Art Gallery #Milo's Poetry Everyday

Exhibitions of "Floating·Fairyland: The Virtual World of Emperor Jiajing" and "The Emperor's Party" @ Exhibition Hall and Lobby of the Chinese Heritage Museum, 3rd Floor, Hong Kong Art Gallery 🕰Exhibition period until June 14 (closed every Thursday, except public holidays) ♧After visiting the above 2 exhibitions: more than 500 pieces of blue and white porcelain art installation "Emperor's Party", described as "very trendy", the scene is spectacular and life-like, very suitable for photography📸 ※ As for "Floating • Wonderland Jiajing Emperor Virtual World": the organizers are very thoughtful: the main blue and white porcelain exhibition, with the big promoter Jiajing Emperor as the theme, with modern packaging, the exhibition becomes elegant and popular 👍 #Easter Good Places #Hong Kong Art Gallery #Elegant and Popular #500 Years of Emperor Jiajing's accession to the throne #60th Anniversary of the Hong Kong Art Gallery #Parents and Children's Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places

The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) held its first collaboration with Juan from Spain. In collaboration with the Joan Miró Foundation, the Hong Kong Jockey Club Presents Series: Miró’s Poetic Everyday Life exhibition will be held at the Hong Kong Museum of Art from March 3 onwards, showcasing the work of Spanish modern art master Juan. This exhibition features over ninety of Miró’s masterpieces from different periods and in different media. It is a rare large-scale retrospective exhibition of Miró’s work in Hong Kong in recent years. The exhibition will allow the public to learn how this influential Spanish artist of the 20th century transformed everyday objects into poetic abstract art. Juan. Miró is one of the most famous Spanish artists of the 20th century. He is known as one of the "Three Masters of Spanish Modernist Art" along with Picasso and Dali, and has had a profound influence on modern art. Its innovative techniques, childlike images and bright colors were very popular among artists of the time. Throughout his long and fruitful creative career, Miró has always been keen on interpreting everyday objects and discovering their inherent poetry. His lifelong ambition is to connect art with life. With his unique insight, he often finds poetic qualities in the most inconspicuous objects in daily life, turning ordinary objects into extraordinary works of art. The exhibition displays a total of ninety-four works of Miró's art, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, textiles, lithographs, posters and video materials about him, covering his early to late works. Many of the works come from Juan, the company founded by Miró himself in 1975. The exhibition at the Joan Miró Foundation comprehensively showcases the master’s breakthroughs and achievements in different media, allowing the audience to review his creative career. The Hong Kong Museum of Art also specially invited local artists to create art to pay tribute to Miró’s artistic masterpiece and inject a Hong Kong perspective into the exhibition. New media artist Liang Jijue drew inspiration from Miró's poetic symbols to create a series of multimedia installations that explore the process of transforming images and sounds into symbols. Like Miró, artist Chen Litong seeks breakthroughs in materials and forms of expression, selecting non-traditional sculptural materials to create her own abstract works. Illustrator Lin Yayi and the museum’s curatorial team will introduce Miró’s creative characteristics and techniques through picture books. Based on Miró’s style, they will also set up augmented reality scenes in the museum, allowing children and adults to explore Miró’s poetic world together. In addition, the art museum carefully selected works by artists such as Zao Wou-Ki, Wu Guanzhong, Chen Fushan and Xia Biquan from its collection for exhibition at the same time, allowing the audience to feel the similarities between Chinese and Western artists in their understanding of abstract art, and to launch a unique exchange and dialogue between Chinese and Western art. #goodplacestodischarge #discharge #goodplacesforfamily #holidayfamilytravel #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesonweekdays #goodplacesonweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #parents #familyactivities #check-inattractions #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong

Hi guys, I continue my blog about my trip in Hong Kong. So, another thing to see is the art museum. Located near the K11 big shopping mall, this museum is just cool. You have classic exhibitions about calligraphy and history but also so temporary exhibitions such as, your life choices or some traditional pottery. The design is modern and elegant for great pictures. They have a outside balcony where you can see the other side of HK. Last, it is free 😎 Go and check, peace ✌️ #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog

The Hong Kong Museum of Art is currently exhibiting a feast across time and space 500 years ago, after Emperor Shizong Zhu Houcong ascended the throne The extravagant fairyland party of the Ming Dynasty Jiajing period unfolded The exhibits are mainly blue and white porcelain from the Jiajing period. There is a huge amount of exhibits of various dishes, bottles and jars It can be called blue and white ocean What I find most interesting is the moving kittens in the exhibition Designed based on Jiajing's favorite lion cat Appear in the corners, on display windows, and beside display racks The guide booklet at the entrance of the exhibition hall is very beautifully made Open it to see the introduction of three-dimensional paper-cut porcelain Personally, I think it is the best guidebook👍👍👍 Address: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong Transportation: 5 minutes walk from Exit J of East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 on 1, 2, 3, 5 days; closed on Thursdays Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10:00-19:00 #Hong Kong Destinations #Family Destinations #Local Travel #Tsim Sha Tsui good places #Hong Kong Museum of Art

Going to a museum is one of the most enjoyable and exciting way to do with your loved one, family, or even alone! It gives you pleasure to your eyes and heart with their amazing arts and history. It gives you calm and a good way to clear your stress away! If you are in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Museum of Art is one of the best museum in Hong Kong and must visit place in Hong Kong because it is also free!! #MyTripVlog#awesomepic#museum#hkmoa

The Hong Kong museum of art is now my new favourite art museum. The curator is a genius when it comes to space. Technique and immersion. Going from floor to floor really makes the viewer think and takes you on an adventure with the art pieces. Starting from magnificently preserved art from the ming dynasty on the 5th floor to immersive modern masterpieces on the ground floor, you'll find art that relates to everyone. You will find your new favourite artist in this museum. I did!

The original Hong Kong Museum of Art. Calling are art enthusiast!!! Tha Hong Kong Museum of Art is open for public and it's free!!! It is a perfect place for you to see the awesome creation and it is diverse from time to time. It is also a perfect place for your aesthetic post!!! Don't miss ur chance to go to HKMOA! #mytripvlog#awesomepic #summervacation#hkmoa#artgallery#arts#hongkongphotos#museum

#新年好去地方 I really like coming to the "Chinese Characters City Rhythm - Poetry, Dance, Painting and Music in Calligraphy" exhibition at the Hong Kong Museum of Art. The exhibition features artistic achievements in the form of words, with more than 70 works. Starting from the relationship between calligraphy art and poetry, dance, painting and music, it allows everyone to discover the fun of appreciating calligraphy from their own knowledge system and interests! #NewYearGoodPlaces #FamilyGoodPlaces #HongKongGoodPlaces

##Good Places to Go in Hong Kong #Good Places to Go for Families ##Good Places to Go for the New Year This year is the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Museum of Art. I went to the museum and saw a series of theme exhibitions, including 500 pieces of blue and white porcelain this time, echoing the "Vanity. Fairyland│The Virtual World of Emperor Jiajing" exhibition, and a banquet was set up on a 14-meter-long dining table. From a distance, the steamed buns, cream cakes and White Rabbit candies looked like porcelain works, but when you get closer, you will find that they are all porcelain works. How interesting!

The Hong Kong Art Gallery sees the Space Museum next door There are five floors with many different exhibition halls😍 There are many chairs in the museum and you can also look out the window for a beautiful sea view 🗺️ You can sit down and rest when you are tired😆 So it’s another day🥰 #Tsim Sha Tsui #Hong Kong Art Gallery