[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Palace Museum (Updated Apr)

Hong Kong Palace Museum To visit the Forbidden City complex, you go to Beijing, but to visit the Palace Museum, you can come to Hong Kong. After exiting the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station, a 20-minute walk along the coastline will take you to your destination. The Hong Kong Palace Museum's architecture, at first glance, doesn't seem to have much to do with the "Forbidden City." After all, in a modern port city filled with skyscrapers, erecting a "Temple of Heaven" or "Temple of Earth" would disrupt the overall architectural harmony. However, the color scheme of the Palace Museum, with its bright yellow and crimson red combination, is a quintessential representation of Beijing. There have been rumors that the collection would definitely come to the Hong Kong Palace Museum, and indeed, inside, there's a dazzling array of exhibits, including the "Emperor's New Clothes," daily necessities, imperial hand-held objects, and tribute gifts. It takes at least two hours to walk through each hall. Tips: You need to purchase tickets in advance and make an appointment for your visit. To ensure a pleasant visiting experience, there are still flow control measures in place. In addition, there is luggage storage outside the museum, but the capacity is limited, so try not to bring luggage when visiting.

Visiting Hong Kong this New Year? We recommend the Hong Kong Palace Museum, located in the West Kowloon Cultural District. This museum is a must-visit for art and Chinese culture enthusiasts. It opened on July 3, 2022, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China. The museum spans approximately 13,000 square meters and features nine exhibition halls showcasing over 900 precious artifacts borrowed from the Palace Museum in Beijing, also known as the Forbidden City. The museum's architectural design is inspired by traditional Chinese architecture, blended with contemporary aesthetics, featuring a vertical core connecting three halls facing different directions, creating a magnificent and modern atmosphere. The museum houses a collection of Chinese ceramics and rare world-class artworks. Additionally, it hosts special exhibitions in collaboration with international museums such as the Musée du Louvre in Paris. The Hong Kong Palace Museum is situated in the rapidly developing West Kowloon Cultural District, which also houses other significant landmarks like the M+ Museum and the Xiqu Centre, making this area a major hub for arts and culture in Hong Kong. The museum is open daily, with varying admission fees depending on the exhibition. It is recommended to check the latest information on opening hours and ticket prices on the museum's official website. Highly recommended for history lovers.

First time in Hong Kong and Macau? Check out this carefully planned 6-day itinerary to make the most of your trip! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Explore the best of Hong Kong and Macau 🌆 Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong 🛬 - Airport transfer 🚖 - Hotel check-in 🏨 Arrive in Hong Kong and enjoy a convenient airport transfer to your hotel. Rest and adjust to the time difference. Day 2: West Kowloon Cultural District 🎭 - Hong Kong Palace Museum 🏯 - M+ Museum 🎨 - Central 🏙️ - Victoria Peak 🗻 - Victoria Harbour 🌉 Explore the city's rich culture and art, and enjoy the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour. Day 3: Hong Kong Disneyland 🎠 - Ocean Park Hong Kong 🐬 Experience the magic of Disney and get up close with marine life. Day 4: Ngong Ping 360 🚡 - Tian Tan Buddha 🙏 - Tai O 🛶 - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Tour 🌉 Discover Buddhist culture, visit a traditional fishing village, and take a boat tour of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Day 5: Ruins of St. Paul's 🕍 - Rua do Cunha 🍽️ - Coloane Island 🏖️ - Hac Sa Beach 🌊 - The Parisian Macao 🗼 - The Venetian Macao 🏰 Explore Macau's historical sites, enjoy local cuisine, and relax at a resort. Day 6: Depart from Macau 🛫 End your Hong Kong and Macau adventure and head to Macau Airport for your flight home. 🌟 -------- Travel Tips: 🎁 Compare prices before buying souvenirs to avoid overpaying. ✈️ Check airport transportation in advance to avoid last-minute stress. 📸 If popular spots are crowded, try different angles or visit in the morning. 💡 Respect local customs and avoid taking photos or videos without permission. 🍽️ Try local snacks, but be mindful of food hygiene. 💳 Ask about return and exchange policies when shopping, and keep your receipts. -------- 🎉 Have a great time in Hong Kong and Macau, and make unforgettable memories! 🎉

#100 Ways to Travel Hong Kong Exhibition Fun ~ "Talking about History with Cultural Relics and Exhibiting the World with Exhibitions" Introduction to the Hong Kong Palace Museum: The Forbidden City opened in July 2022. The overall venue is very novel and the equipment is very new. Different from the palace-style adopted by the Forbidden City in the past, the architecture of the Forbidden City this time is full of modern sense. It is 7 stories high and exhibits 914 cultural relics. There are 166 national first-class cultural relics here. For a history enthusiast like me, it is really super exciting🥰! There are a total of 9 exhibition halls in the museum, 7 of which are permanent exhibitions (but the exhibition period is changed every 3 months to 1 year), and 2 special exhibition halls are used for special exhibitions. Through different themes, everyone can have a good understanding of the historical trends of 5,000 years of Chinese culture! What’s super cool is that this museum actually has a restaurant. It’s so magical. If you’re tired of shopping, you might as well go in and take a break and feel the cultural atmosphere of West Kowloon! 🎭Exhibition Introduction: "Forbidden City: Architectural Collection and Cultural Heritage": Exhibition Hall 1, more than 100 pieces of palace supplies, artifacts, paintings, etc., and multimedia maps 🗺️ to understand the geographical layout of the Forbidden City "A Day in the Forbidden City - Palace and Life in the Qing Dynasty": Exhibition Hall 2 introduces the daily life of the emperor and empress in the Forbidden City, including worshiping gods, leisure and entertainment, etc., and there is a "Duolu Tu" which is a must-see! "Clayware - Ceramics from the Palace Museum Collection": Exhibition Hall 3 displays more than 150 pieces of ceramics. The famous porcelain from Jingdezhen can also be seen here. Another must-see exhibit is the "Ding Kiln White Glaze Baby Pillow", which is a genuine first-class cultural relic! "Dragon Face and Phoenix Appearance - Portraits of Emperors and Empresses of the Qing Dynasty": Exhibition Hall 4 displays portraits of emperors and empresses of several generations in court dress and clothing that reflects their status "The pursuit of innovation in objects - a dialogue between contemporary design and Chinese craftsmanship": Hall 5, must-see exhibits, including "Chai cup with Zhu Bishan mark", "Shanzi carved with a picture of ladies under a tung tree inscribed by Emperor Qianlong", "Refrigerator with lotus pattern inscribed by Emperor Qianlong" "Enjoy Together - A Journey Through the History of Hong Kong Collection": Hall 6 is the first large-scale exhibition to review the history of Hong Kong collection🇭🇰 "Boundless Past and Present - Reinterpretation of the Palace Museum Culture": Hall 7, multimedia installations inspired by the Palace Museum's collections, to learn how cross-border artists view these cultural relics and combine them with modern technology ～～Exhibition Halls 7 and 8 are special exhibitions, and you need to buy a separate ticket to enter～～ 🔥Popular check-in spots: 1. The vermilion main gate is decorated with the vermilion color of the Forbidden City wall, which echoes the culture of the Forbidden City. There is a saying that the door nails represent rising step by step. The higher you touch, the more prosperous the family will be. Don’t forget to experience "touching the nails" when you come~ 2. The Atrium Observation Deck is the "central axis" of the entire Forbidden City. Looking out, you can see "Lantau Island ⛰️" and "West Kowloon Cultural District" 3. Stairs ~ Connecting the second and third floors, the light-colored design combined with daylight makes it an ideal place for rest or small events! You can sit here and enjoy the sunset 🌇 and Victoria Harbour! Super beautiful 😻 4. The park in front of the museum ⛲️~ There is a whole green lawn where you can take pictures of the entire Forbidden City building 🏘️. Combined with the view of Victoria Harbour, it will turn you into a literary and artistic person~ Come quickly if you are so handsome and beautiful online! 🍜Restaurant: 1.Cupping Room is a boutique coffee shop that specializes in iced drip coffee and cold brew tea Address: Museum Cafe 1, Lower Ground Floor, Hong Kong Palace Museum Opening hours: 10am to 7pm 2. Jinyuju - Mainly featuring "Hua Diao Chicken Noodle Soup" and "Braised Sour Cabbage Beef Noodle" as well as Hong Kong's special snacks Address: Museum Cafe 2, Lower Ground Floor, Hong Kong Palace Museum Opening hours: 10am to 10pm 3.Crepes & Bakes ~ is a French crepe restaurant Address: Museum Cafe 3, Lower Ground Floor, Hong Kong Palace Museum Opening hours: 9am to 9pm 📍Address: 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon 🕰️Business hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday: 10am to 6pm Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays: 10am to 8pm Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays) and the first and second day of the Lunar New Year 💰Per capita consumption: Adult standard ticket (Exhibition Halls 1-7): HK$50 Adult special exhibition ticket (Exhibition Hall 1-9): 120 HKD ～～This price is for on-site ticket purchases. It is recommended to book online first for a cheaper price～～ 💞Recommendation reason: It is suitable for you who love history, or you can come here to pretend to be a literary youth and take photos of Internet beauties or handsome men. It is a very comfortable place. 🗓️Itinerary: M+ Museum-Forbidden City-Sky100 to enjoy the sunset🌇 - Enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbour from the park in front of the museum #West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong #Hong Kong Palace Museum #HongKongTravel #Exhibition Recommendations #A good place for young people

#Exhibition I took time out to visit the Hong Kong Palace Museum to see the exhibition from Botticelli to Van Gogh. After watching it, I felt it was really worth seeing. In addition to an authentic work by Monet and Van Gogh, there are also a large number of works by great masters. It is worth mentioning that the exhibition layout and lighting design of the Hong Kong Palace Museum are very meticulous and professional, especially the lighting design. The exhibition is divided into six units: religion, mythology, daily life, portraits, landscapes and modern life. The lighting design goes deeper and deeper with each unit, so that visitors can have an experience that is not affected even in the crowded environment. It is worthy of the term "visual feast". The most popular star is the boy in red. The park has a separate starry sky exhibition hall, but my favorite is still the landscape series of Monet and Constable. I always feel an inexplicable sadness when looking at Van Gogh's paintings. In the face of paintings and music, humans do not need language. Good paintings and music can convey all the emotions that humans cannot or can express across time and space. I like a world without language.

In court dramas, we often see gorgeous and extraordinary French dresses with large skirts🥳 Hidden within the beauty and moving are the tightly wrapped corsets and umbrella-arched skirts💗 It is really a fascinating era! No need to travel through time and time borders😛 Now you can enjoy these romantic, luxurious and ceremonial French classical costumes at the "Hong Kong Palace Museum" The Hong Kong Palace Museum recently collaborated with the Paris Museum of Decorative Arts for the first time 🇫🇷 to transport nearly 400 pieces of the museum's precious clothing and jewelry collection from 1770-1910 🫶🏻 to Hong Kong for this "Centennial French Fashion 》Exhibition ~ Almost all of the exhibits are exhibited in Asia for the first time, and some of them have never even been exhibited outside Paris or France 💗 The opportunity is rare~ The exhibition in chronological order allows you to review French men's and women's clothing from the late 18th to early 20th centuries, as well as underwear, jewelry and all kinds of matching 👍🏼 The craftsmanship is incomparably fine 🥰 It turns out that the dresses were made of whalebone ~ and French men Will also wear high heels☺️ Friends who like classical style ~ or like to feel history 💗 don't miss this wonderful and beautiful exhibition! 📍 "French Centennial Fashion" exhibition Location: Exhibition Hall 9, Palace Museum, Hong Kong Exhibition date: Today - 14/10/2024 Tickets: $150 adults; #HongKongGood Places

#springplace2024 🏯🎨🧧 Wandering around the Hong Kong Palace Museum 🕌🎎🌟 Explore Hong Kong's newest attraction by visiting the Hong Kong Palace Museum! Although it is a little inconvenient to travel to, this museum is definitely worth a visit. You can choose to take the MTR and walk about 25 minutes from Kowloon Station to arrive, or take a minibus. The museum's exhibitions extend across multiple halls, with different exciting exhibitions at each time period. Some exhibitions use the latest technology for interaction, while the main hall displays Chinese cultural relics on a permanent basis, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the essence of ancient culture. Here are the wonderful attractions you must not miss when you visit Hong Kong! ✨ Hong Kong Palace Museum 📍 Address: West Kowloon Cultural District, 8 Museum Road, Kowloon 🕰️ Opening hours: Closed on Tuesdays; Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday 10:00-18:00; Friday, Saturday, and public holidays 10:00-20:00 This place will take you on a unique cultural journey, where you can fully explore the charm of the fusion of ancient and modern times. It will definitely be an unforgettable stop on your trip to Hong Kong! 🌍🖼️🔍 #香港好去地方 #Mother'sDay2024 #HongKongPalaceMuseum #HongKongAttractions #HongKongMust-visitCheck-inPoints

/ I recently went to Hong Kong with friends 🇭🇰 The sky in Hong Kong these days is really super blue~ Super healing~ I used to like going to Kennedy Town to see the sea 🌊 Today I recommend an even more beautiful photography spot 📷 The scenery is better, and the photos turn out great❗️ / 📍: Hong Kong Palace Museum In Hong Kong 🇭🇰, there is a museum facing the sea, which took five years to build, drawing inspiration from the architecture and collections of the Forbidden City in Beijing. It integrates ancient and modern, East and West, from inside to outside, from top to bottom, every corner is filled with cultural characteristics. Out of the 1.86 million collections, it took over a year to carefully select each piece, and each one is fascinating. . 📷Photo spots: 1️⃣ Third and fourth floor observation decks My favorite photo spot, facing the sea, with blue sky and white clouds, and passing ships that make for great shots with just a snap 2️⃣ Stairs to the fourth floor The oversized observation staircase, full of design, when the sunlight comes in, the light and shadow make for even better photos, be sure to bring a wide-angle lens, it looks good no matter how you shoot 3️⃣ Third and fourth floor floor-to-ceiling windows Huge floor-to-ceiling windows, facing the unbeatable view of Victoria Harbour~ 4️⃣ The red wall of the Palace Museum exterior The light and shadow on the red wall create a full atmosphere, it is recommended to wear white clothes~ It looks meaningful no matter how you shoot / ‼️Photo tips: 🔻 The museum has a total of nine exhibition halls, halls 1-5 are all exhibits on loan from the Forbidden City, and there is an opening of Sanxingdui on September 27, be sure to go see it during the National Day holiday~ 🔻 If you want to take photos without people, be sure to enter right at ten o'clock when the museum opens, and head straight to the third and fourth floors 🔻 If you plan to visit during the National Day holiday, be sure to buy tickets online two days in advance, self-service ticketing can avoid queuing 🔻 Closed on Tuesdays, a complete visit to the museum takes about three hours / 📍Location: Hong Kong Palace Museum 🚇Transportation: Exit E of Kowloon Station on the MTR / Opposite exit D2 of Austin Station, you can take the free shuttle bus - -  ——————— 🎨Color grading: LR, PS ‍🧑🏻‍💻Welcome friends who like photography to exchange and learn together~

👣 Seven or eight years later, I set foot in this city again, stayed for a full 5 days, and deeply felt the unique charm of Hong Kong! Every day is a 30,000-step walk, non-stop, this trip to Hong Kong is really fun! 🇭🇰👟 📸 Photo check-in ❤️ Kennedy Town: Charming seascape, start a romantic journey from the place name. At the end of the street is the sea and cruise ships, the sea view and sea breeze of Victoria Harbour are super charming. ❤️ Sai Ying Pun: Streets with Hong Kong's fireworks, the staggered sense of high and low levels, walk up the slope to take pictures, the end of the road is the sea. ❤️ Tai Ping Shan Street: Super literary and niche street, quiet and interesting, full of interesting small shops and mural walls, you can try to take a tram after walking! ❤️ University of Hong Kong: There are romantic mountain road murals and stairs near HKU, which are very artistic. ❤️ Beacon Hill: Recently super popular climbing spot, people and the panoramic view of Hong Kong are all in one net, the transportation is slightly inconvenient but definitely worth it. ❤️ High Street: The pink Hong Kong Chongzhen Church of Salvation, it is very artistic to take pictures of the church on the hill. ❤️ Sham Shui Po: Niche but with a Hong Kong flavor, escape the crowd and feel the old Hong Kong life. 🇭🇰 Hong Kong Citywalk route recommendation 1️⃣ Sai Ying Pun-High Street-University of Hong Kong-Kennedy Town: Walk to Kennedy Town, the city and the sea view are intertwined, and the interspersed scenery is super beautiful. 2️⃣ Jordan-Tsim Sha Tsui-East Tsim Sha Tsui-Avenue of Stars: A bustling street, walk before dusk, enjoy the sunset of Victoria Harbour, definitely not to be missed. 3️⃣ Sheung Wan-Wellington Street-Tai Kwun-Tai Ping Shan Street: The perfect blend of modern Hong Kong and literary Hong Kong, especially during Christmas season, with a strong Christmas atmosphere. ⭐️ Hong Kong travel guide ✅ Prepare Hong Kong dollar cash, although most shops support Alipay, it is best to ask before consumption. ✅ Hong Kong's transportation is diverse, subway, bus, bus, tram are very convenient, Alipay card can be used. ✅ Use Google Maps or Gaode Maps for navigation, and purchase daily data for mobile network. ✅ Bring a pair of comfortable shoes, because Hong Kong's mountain roads are many and steep! ✅ Taxis are relatively expensive, and there is an additional charge of +10 yuan for luggage. 🌆Hong Kong, really super good to shoot! Every corner is full of surprises, looking forward to you also come to experience the unique charm of this city. I hope my guide will help you! Come and leave a message to share your Hong Kong travel plan!💖

I recently went to the Cultural Museum of the Forbidden City I was tired from walking and went to have lunch in the museum The restaurant focuses on court dishes Present the delicacies recorded in historical allusions before your eyes The restaurant is decorated with north-south architectural characteristics The wood tones look very comfortable The view by the window also offers a view of the Victoria Harbour ✨Lower Gangnam. Selected Set $216✨ The set allows you to try many styles, including two appetizers, a main course and a drink. // Drunken Chicken with Flowers // This is a cold plate with a very strong wine aroma, the chicken has been soaked in Huadiao wine, which makes the chicken's meat very tender. // Four Joys Roasted Dough // This is a vegetarian dish from Shanghai. Mulberry, peanuts, and roasted glutinous rice are stir-fried together. It tastes like eating tofu. // Green Asparagus, Onion and Pepper Ball Noodles // The balls are hand-beaten and served with asparagus, onions and winter mushrooms. The noodles are bouncy and juicy. The meat of the meatballs is firm and bouncy. // High mountain oolong tea // After drinking, the staff will also help you add water to the pot. The tea tastes very good. // Donkey Rolls $58 // This is the favorite of Empress Dowager Cixi. The outer shell is smooth and tough like glutinous rice dumplings, and the inner layer is wrapped with red bean puree. // Small steamed buns $68 // The skin is thin and the filling is juicy. You must eat it with a spoon. Biting open the outer skin, the soup is overflowing! // Purple Sweet Potato Taro Ball Cool $48 // The taro balls are smooth and tough, with sweet and bitter cool powder, which makes the whole dessert not overly sweet. It is a good choice for clearing heat! #CABLfoodreview_tst 📍Go to Jiangnan G/F, Hong Kong Palace Museum, 8 Museum Road, Kowloon West Cultural District, Tsim Sha Tsui #hkfoodpic #foodstagram #foodiegram #hkfoodie #foodie #foodiepic #foodpic #foodphoto #foodshare #foodiehk #tstfood #852food #foodielife #restaurant #tsim Sha Tsui food #food diary #camera eat first

Hey dear fairies! 🌈 Finally arrived in magical Hong Kong! 🇭🇰 Wow wow wow~ It's my first time here, I'm so excited! 🤩 ✅Departure Living in Shenzhen, it's really convenient to enter Hong Kong from the Luohu port! 🚄 The clearance speed is super fast, the whole process is incredibly smooth, I didn't even have time to react, and I was already on the Hong Kong subway! 😆 ⚠️Route Kennedy Town - Central (Art Society) - Gun Factory Street Skybridge - Star Avenue (k11) - Mong Kok 1️⃣-3️⃣ The popular places in Kennedy Town are really good for taking pictures! The basketball court is also a popular check-in spot, super easy to find. After taking pictures, you can go for a walk by the nearby sea, it feels really comfortable! 🌊 4️⃣-7️⃣ Then take the subway to Central for a stroll, it feels a bit like Japan and a bit like Sydney, haha, Hong Kong is really a fusion city. The Art Society and the Gun Factory Street Skybridge are excellent choices for good photos, and the distance is not far, great! 📸👍🏻 8️⃣-9️⃣ Finally, in order not to miss the sunset in Hong Kong, I went to Star Avenue. Here I feel like I'm holding hands with Tony Leung 🥰 (just kidding). Looking at the handprints of the Hong Kong stars, it brings back the beautiful memories of having TVB accompany me when I was a child. Finally, I went to Mong Kok at night, took the world's longest escalator, it feels like a large mall and food street, not much interesting haha... 😅 ☑️Summary Overall, the one-day tour in Hong Kong feels not bad! My friend said that Hong Kong is a place where you don't want to go again after one visit, but I think it's okay! It's suitable for a leisurely stroll to feel the city atmosphere, especially Central and the city center are really like Sydney, walking all the way and feeling, every street is so familiar, it feels a bit like crossing 🕵️‍♀️. Fairies, who understands my heart, come and talk about your Hong Kong stories! 🗣️💬

#Sign up for hotel test sleeper Hong Kong is great! Visit the Hong Kong Palace Museum to see the new exhibition at its early stage The tickets were bought on Trip one day in advance, which was very convenient. The exhibition is great and very worth seeing If you have seen other exhibitions in the Palace Museum before It is enough to set aside half a day (about 3 hours) Botticelli, Raphael, Van Gogh, Monet It's really cool to see it once If you haven't seen other exhibitions before It is recommended to stay for one day

#Sign up for hotel test sleeper Purchased special exhibition tickets ($150/pp) Visit Exhibition Halls 1-9 Enter the museum at 11 am and leave at 5 pm Forbidden City architecture, imperial delicacies, and pottery crafts There are many treasures worth appreciating. Already planning to visit again next time Go there on weekday mornings, not too many people But it is recommended to buy tickets in advance through trip.com @hongkongpalacemuseum 📍Hong Kong Palace Museum, 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon #weekend tour #hipster #cultural tour #West Kowloon Cultural District #Palace Museum

🌟The Hong Kong Palace Museum is housed in a magnificent building modeled after the Forbidden City in Beijing. As soon as I entered the museum, I was immediately attracted by its atmosphere. The gate exudes an ancient atmosphere, as if leading me into another time and space. 🏯🌸🔍 I wandered through the museum and discovered that it had a rich and diverse collection of artifacts and artworks. From ancient calligraphy and paintings to precious cultural relics and artifacts, each exhibit exudes a long history and unique artistic value. I have a deeper understanding of Chinese history and culture. 📚🖌️🏯🌟 Among them, my favorite is the seaside garden outside the museum. The gardens are beautifully landscaped and I was able to stroll through them and admire the beautiful flowers and traditional architecture. In the corner of the garden, I also saw some traditional cultural performances, which made me feel the charm of ancient Chinese culture even more. 🌺🏮🏯🌟 In addition, the museum offers a number of interactive experiences and educational activities. I attended a number of workshops and guided tours that gave me a deeper understanding of the stories behind ancient artifacts and artworks. This interactive experience has given me a greater interest in and understanding of China's traditional culture. 💡🤝🏯🔍 The Hong Kong Palace Museum gave me a journey through history into a cultural treasure trove. From magnificent buildings to precious cultural relics and artworks, this place gave me a deep understanding of Chinese history and culture. If you are interested in ancient Chinese culture, the Hong Kong Palace Museum is definitely a place you cannot miss! 🏯🔍🌟 #HongKongPalaceMuseum #CulturalTreasureTreasureTour #TravelThroughHistory #HongKongTour 🏯🔍🌟 #GreatBayAreaAttractions

Definitely a place that has to be visited. I was a little hesitant when invited to visit the museum with a tour group of people who were much older than I was. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the experience - I learnt a lot about the history as well as the interactive games/attractions that were included in the tour. One of the highlights was a picture taking attraction where they would put your faces on “traditional paintings” - and could be played with more than 1 friend. We were also given the opportunity to try digital Chinese calligraphy and practice our brush strokes. Not forgetting that the view from the sky deck was amazing amazing amazingggggggg!!!! Hong Kong truly is beautiful.

#Greater Bay Area Attractions The Hong Kong Palace Museum, located at 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong, is a special museum displaying Chinese culture and art. It has a total construction area of ​​approximately 30,000 square meters. It was jointly established by the Palace Museum and the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority and was officially opened to the public in 2002. The Hong Kong Palace Museum has a total of 6 floors, including 2 underground floors and 4 above ground floors; there are 9 exhibition halls in total, among which Halls 1 to 7 display thematic exhibitions, and Halls 8 and 9 display special exhibitions. The museum comprehensively and in-depth displays the treasures of the Palace Museum in Beijing, exhibiting the Palace Museum's art collections such as calligraphy and painting, ceramics, bronzes, and jades. The museum building is based on the colors of the Forbidden City complex, with touches of beige, dark red and cool gray. The main entrance is decorated with reference to the Forbidden City in Beijing. Passing through the main entrance, there are 10 vermilion welcoming doors, echoing the gates of the Forbidden City. Each door has 81 glass door nails in nine rows and nine columns, which can create different visual effects under different light. The overall building presents a form of "wide on top and concentrated on the bottom, hollow on top and solid on the bottom", which is definitely a treasure of the town. When you come to Hong Kong, how can you not visit the Palace Museum?

# Sign up for a hotel sleeper 📍Go to Jiangnan 🔍 G/F, Hong Kong Palace Museum, 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Tsim Sha Tsui -----X. Accompany relatives to visit M+ and the Palace Museum during the summer holidays, and come nearby for a Lunch. "Down Jiangnan. Selected Packages" Their set, you can choose two snacks plus a main course, respectively chose 🦆 Fire Jade Lotus Duck Noodles ($ 178) and Shanxi Meat Dumplings ($ 168) 🍜Duck noodle soup is rich, with a little black garlic flavor, lotus seed powder glutinous and healthy, noodles are bouncy, like handmade noodles texture, smoked duck meat tender with duck flavor, overall good, but to say delicious, personally prefer the crust crispy, and with a lot of cumin powder and Beijing onion the latter. 4 snacks, with drunk 3, including fresh bacon, drunk chicken and jade liver are very good, bouncy, tender, crispy and salted duck is relatively salty out a little, single eat more intense, with 🥒 cucumber eat taste will be more in place. #honey chrysanthemum tea ($58) Chrysanthemum flavor, low sweetness, ice and cool, the taste is impeccable, the only thing is the price is the attraction price. #Purple Sweet Potato Taro Ball Cool ($48) Quite an amazing dessert, mainly the taro ball soft and glutinous done very well, plus the sweet and full Tokachi red beans, better than many dessert specialty shops.

Great array of royal antiques on display. The highlight in my opinion is the good amount of resting outdoor areas between each level. The last exhibition hall is an interactive art gallery with interesting models, there was also a separate gallery that isn't part of the standard ticket. My assumption is that this gallery is a themed experience and changes from time to time. Highly recommended, important side note is that the Museum's interior is quite chilly so either dress appropriately or bring an added sweater etc #tripblazers #wecreate #celebratewithtrip #freehotelstay

Location: Hong Kong Palace Museum, 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon, Hong Kong.📢📢📢 Transportation: Take the MTR Tung Chung Line or Airport Express to Kowloon Station, exit E4 or E5, walk along Nga Cheung Road to the pedestrian bridge. After crossing the bridge, you will arrive at the Hong Kong Palace Museum 🤩🤩🤩 Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday: 10am to 6pm Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays: 10am to 8pm Every Tuesday (except public holidays): Closed 🙏🙏🙏 Admission (per person): Adults $50, Special Offers: $25😃😃😃 Note: Discounted tickets are available for full-time students, children aged 7-11, seniors aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and recipients of Comprehensive Social Security Assistance.👍👍👍 Features: 1. Environment - There is ample space in the museum, the ceiling is high, and the exhibits are placed without a sense of oppression, allowing visitors to slowly and leisurely appreciate the exhibits in a comfortable and free environment. It's great! 👏👏👏2. The exhibition items in the museum are organized and regularly changed on time (announced to the public) to cater to the preferences of different people. It is a heartwarming move, and it is highly praised! 3. Service - The staff are polite and empathetic, and will carefully explain the historical origins and excavation process of the exhibits. They have a very professional attitude, which is great! 🤩🤩 Rating: 9 points

The Museum opening on 2022 and is new place for tourists , the building architecture is big and beautiful.The exhibition majority are in across with the Beijing palace museum . Quite interesting , a lot of interactive display on whole museum . My kid is enjoy the museum . Estimate can easily spend 2 hours there walking around and admiring priceless artefacts in each gallery which are beautifully exhibited. Transportation : Take the MRT to Kowloon Station. Take Exit E4 or E5 and walk along Nga Cheung Road to the footbridge. Cross the footbridge to enter the West Kowloon Cultural District and walk to the Museum. Alternatively, you can take the minibus CX1 from Exit E to the Museum. Opening hours : Every day except Tuesday . #mytripvlog #Hong kong #travel #Hongkongpalace

Finally, in June, admission is free every Wednesday, so everyone should hurry up and make reservations. The Hong Kong Palace Museum includes various national treasures from the Beijing Palace Museum and China's Xia and Shang dynasties to modern times, with the largest number of items from the Qing Dynasty royal family, including Emperor Qianlong's throne and robes, and even his mother's birthday banquet supplies, which is an eye-opener. The exhibition hall itself also reflects the architect's ingenuity. Each exhibition hall is unique. The porcelain exhibition hall impressed me the most. The large number of blue and white porcelain from the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty and the decoration of white glass make it look particularly noble. The exhibition hall also has interactive games. I saw many elderly people who knew how to use computers to design patterns on vases, proving that the design is simple and easy to use. Another highlight of the exhibition hall is the sea view observation deck. As a Hong Kong resident who often passes by the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, I also find the sea view very stunning. I think tourists will be even more amazed. #Hong Kong Good Places

A Hundred Species of Exquisiteness - Cartier and Women's Treasures Exhibition! 300 pieces of collections show the special status of women in the history of Cartier! Hong Kong becomes the only exhibition location in Asia, with an extraordinary status! ! The special exhibition "A Hundred Delicates: Cartier and Women", planned and hosted by the Hong Kong Palace Museum and supported by Cartier, opened today at the Hong Kong Palace Museum. The exhibition will be on display from April 14 to August 14 in Hall 8 of the Hong Kong Palace Museum. The exhibition is divided into four thematic sections, tracing the close relationship between women and jewellery. This time, 300 pieces of Cartier jewelry, watches, treasures, accessories and documents that have been passed down from the 19th century to the present will be exhibited. Brigitte Lin, Carina Lau and Pansy Ho lent their jewellery collections for the exhibition. #百样玲龙 #Cartier #TreasuresExhibition #Cartier #HongKong #HongKongPalaceMuseum

I managed to visit the newest museum in Hong Kong and it's already one of my fave museums. The museum itself was well-designed and offered wonderful collections and eye-opening exhibitions. I've learned a lot about the emperors and empresses of China and had fun watching and playing with the games/activities each gallery had. There's also a viewing deck offering a view of HK Island and the Art Park. It's really worth the visit. Tips: 1. Bring a good camera/phone for lowlight conditions. 2. Wear a jacket as it gets chilly in the galleries. 3. Bring water. (I brought a lemon tea drink and it's not prohibited). 4. There's a bag check so don't bring sharp objects. 5. Best to go during a public holiday as it's open from 10am until 8pm. I arrived at 3pm and roamed Galleries 1 to 7 for 4 hours. #asia #hongkong #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #hkinsider #travel #museum #history #hkpalacemuseum #palacemuseum

Before, my impression of Hong Kong was "shopping paradise" and the "pearl of the Orient". Actually, Hong Kong is a city with diverse cultures. It has a unique historical and cultural background. On the streets of Hong Kong, you can always see the intersection of Chinese and Western cultures 🍃 without even trying. After three years, I set foot on this precious land of Hong Kong again. Organized this super artistic travel guide, taking you on a city stroll and experiencing the charm of Hong Kong, the art capital 👋🏻 · I have always believed that to understand a city, The quickest way is to explore local museums and street alleys. One has cultural heritage, the other has worldly fireworks. When they merge, they create a blend of ordinary life and strong artistic atmosphere. Just like today, we will recommend two cultural treasures in Hong Kong, allowing us to explore another side of this city of art. / 🚅Itinerary: West Kowloon Station in Hong Kong → Hong Kong Palace Museum → Tai Kwun. 🔻Hong Kong Palace Museum (Figures 1-3, 7-11) The Hong Kong Palace Museum draws on the architecture and collections of the Beijing Palace Museum, and reinterprets the two-layer exhibition of the Palace Museum culture in a way that combines the ancient and modern, and integrates Chinese and Western cultures. The exhibits are carefully selected by the Hong Kong Palace Museum team and the Beijing Palace Museum, taking more than a year to select from 1.86 million collections. Each piece is splendid. I prefer the "Concrete as Vessel" ceramic exhibition, with its "Qing Glaze Brush Washer" in the color of blue sky and rain, the Ming Chenghua Doucai Cup, the Jingdezhen Blue and White Flat Bottle... Appreciating a piece of ancient porcelain, thinking about a piece of ancient meaning, I am deeply shocked by the beauty of these orderly artifacts and cultures that have been passed down, and I wish I could travel back in time to appreciate the style of the ancients. Don't miss the observation deck upstairs when you come here, and be sure to stay until night because the night view is too beautiful. 🚇Ke Tudiandian Subway Station Exit J2- 🔻Main Exhibition Hall (Figures 4-5, 12-14) The Tai Kwun is located in the heart of Central, with a history of nearly 170 years. It mainly consists of 16 historical buildings. Nowadays, it has transformed into a popular spot full of artistic atmosphere. The architectural complex retains its intact buildings and offers free admission for visiting. Moreover, there are periodic exhibitions. At the Grand Hall, I am more impressed by the charm of architecture. The new and the old, the East and the West, inheritance and innovation, culture and fashion are all organically integrated in these revitalized buildings. You can have a dialogue with the past across time and space, or appreciate trendy art... In the grand architecture and the details of art, you can slowly understand the changes of this city. 🚇: Exit D1 of Island Line / If you still have time, why not continue to explore the West Kowloon Cultural District, where you can see the first contemporary visual art museum in Asia, M+, which is also one of Hong Kong's important landmarks. The huge exhibition space is enough for you to wander all day. . Let's gather in Hong Kong and attend an art appointment. / ‼️Hong Kong travel tips: 🔸Hong Kong and Macau Communication Certificate + Endorsement 🔸Octopus Card 🔸International Roaming/HK SIM Card 🔸Convert the plug.

The Palace Museum, which only opened last July, is one of the most worth visiting places in my opinion recently. I recently bought tickets from trips.com Transportation🚇 At Kowloon Station Exit D1 through the instructions will see the shuttle bus, the bus is free, the service is also very frequent, the first stop will be the m+ Museum, the second stop is the Palace Museum, remember not to get off the wrong bus😆 Tickets 🎫 The Palace has 9 exhibition halls, trips.com sells tickets, only visit the 1-7 museum is only 50 dollars entrance fee, if you want to see the 8-9 exhibition hall special exhibition is 120 dollars entrance fee, you can decide whether to add special exhibition tickets 🎫 There will be a special exhibition of Cartier and women 😍😍 As a fan of Cartier must go😍 Check-in place? Basically the whole exhibition hall is a good place to take pictures 😍 Don't miss the observation deck on the 2nd floor ☺️! After the visit, you can also go to a nearby restaurant to eat😋

♧ I visited the Hong Kong Palace Museum with my friends and bought a standard ticket (exhibition hall 1-7). 😇 Among the unforgettable impressions is: met the staff explaining the Qianlong silk-patterned glass skimming bottle (picture 2), then watched the left silk-patterned glass production demonstration short video introduction, the wisdom of the ancients is really very high 👍 long knowledge. The Palace Museum, Hong Kong: 8 Museum Road, Kowloon West Cultural District, Hong Kong 🕰Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday: 10am to 6pm Friday, Saturday and public holidays: 10am 8pm ※Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays), the first and second days of the Lunar New Year. (If there are other special days closed, please refer to the official website) Tickets: $50 adults 🎈Free every Wednesday, online reservation required #Hong Kong Palace Museum #Places to Appreciate History #Hong Kong Good Places

The Hong Kong Palace Museum has a unique architecture, an inverted trapezoidal pavilion. The colors are mainly earth yellow and vermilion, full of antique charm Its architectural design combines Chinese classical style with urban modernity. Entering the museum, you will be greeted by traditional Chinese music It's like traveling through time and space and entering the Forbidden City👍 There are nine exhibition halls in the museum, most of which are from the Palace Museum in Beijing. Including ceramics, jade, paintings, bronze, seals and other forms of cultural relics Halls 1 to 7 are thematic exhibitions, and Halls 8 and 9 are special exhibitions The exhibits here are mostly from the Yongzheng and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty. The most impressive thing is the many golden clocks and transparent striped vases 😍 I really admire the craftsmen at that time for making exquisite and beautiful craft objects. There are also many digital interactions and video displays, which allow you to feel and understand the exhibits more intuitively. It can be said that you can travel through time and space, proud of the past and present, and have no boundaries. Let everyone understand the crystallization of China's 5,000 years of civilization and art👍 Address: 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon Transportation: 10 minutes walk from Exit E of MTR Kowloon Station There is a free shuttle bus at Exit J1 of MTR Austin Station Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10:00 to 18:00 Closed on Tuesday Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10:00 to 20:00 Tickets: Special Exhibition Halls 1-7 $50 Student Tickets $25 Free on Wednesdays #Hong Kong Destinations #Family Destinations #Local Travel #Hong Kong Palace Museum

The Hong Kong Palace Museum displays more than 900 precious cultural relics from the Palace Museum, some of which are on public display in Hong Kong for the first time. Some of them have never been exhibited to the public. The museum also regularly hosts special exhibitions on Chinese culture and art, as well as art treasures from around the world. #NewYearGoodDestinations #Local Tour

I have walked through all the places in Hong Kong. What other places can I take pictures? The newly opened Palace Museum is a 10-minute walk from the Kowloon Station exit. Arriving at the Palace Museum, whether you are outside to take pictures of moving iconic buildings, or there is a photo platform on the 2nd floor inside to enjoy the unbeatable sea view, but looking back at the long staircase is a good place to take pictures. Today entered Halls 1-8, the ticket price becomes $ 120 adults. Hall 8 is a special exhibit in the world's second smallest country, inside the splendor, oil paintings are 10 points good, worth buying tickets to enjoy. There is also a display of jade and portrait paintings from the Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty in traditional Halls 1-7. Tickets are only $50 for adults. After the visit, you can also wait for the free shuttle bus between the Undersea Tunnel Station and Kowloon Station at the museum exit, which runs every 20 minutes. If you don't want to leave so quickly, you can also walk out to the West Kowloon Cultural Waterfront Promenade, face the Victoria Harbor for a picnic or photography, if the weather is good, and can see the sunset is a good choice