[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Stephen Hui Geological Museum, The University of Hong Kong (Updated Jul)

Address - 4 University Drive, Lung Fu Shan, The University of Hong Kong, Sai Wan Facilities - The museum showcases a wide variety of minerals Highlights - Numerous precious specimens Admission - Free Rating - 8.5/10 If you are interested in geology, this is a must-visit. The two-story museum houses a variety of minerals and provides detailed explanations of the Earth's crust structure and rock layer changes. The top floor contains a large collection of minerals and metals, as well as the history of rock layers. The dinosaur exhibition includes some eggs, footprints of raptors and Brachiosaurus, and a pterosaur skeleton. After the visit, you can also explore Hong Kong's highest institution (The University of Hong Kong). Although the place is small, it is worth a visit.

Hidden within the campus of the University of Hong Kong, the Stephen Hui Geological Museum is a treasure trove of knowledge. It showcases over a thousand specimens of rocks, minerals, and fossils, bearing witness to the geological evolution of Earth since its inception. Admission is free, making it an ideal destination for earth science enthusiasts and family learning trips. The current special exhibition, "Hidden Glow: The Enchanting World of Fluorescent Minerals," uses black light and special effects to reveal the hidden brilliance within minerals, creating a magical atmosphere. Though the venue is small, its content is profoundly rich, featuring interactive models and guided tours that are worth exploring in detail. After the exhibition, take a leisurely stroll around the HKU campus to soak in the serene blend of academia and nature.

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