Hong Kong Maritime Museum

The Hong Kong Maritime Museum is located on the ground floor of Murray Building, Stanley Square, Hong Kong. The post-Central Pier No. 8, which is a place of about 2,400 square meters in the Star Ferry Terminal, was approved as a new museum of the Hong Kong Maritime Museum and moved in February 2013. The Hong Kong Maritime Museum aims to showcase the shipping history of the South China coast and the role played by Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong Maritime Museum was originally located on the ground floor of Murray Building, Stanley Square, Hong Kong. It was moved to Pier 8, Central, Hong Kong Island in February 2013. The Hong Kong Maritime Museum mainly displays the history of shipping along the South China coast and the role of Hong Kong in this area. The museum's total area of 500 square meters is divided into two parts, ancient and modern, showing Hong Kong's maritime history and future.

Convenient transportation, very good, worth a visit, very detailed, pictures and texts, worth a visit, for Hong Kong's recent modern maritime development a very detailed exhibition, very helpful to understand history.

hong Kong Maritime museum is located next to the main pier on hong Kong island. I did not enter but passed by and took a picture

It is worth a visit, you can see the changes in the relationship between humans and the sea, and after watching it, I still admire humans. From land creatures to the beginning of the great seafaring era, real cattle, the future journey is the star "sea".

At the weekend, I went to the environmental Exhibition on shark. The first time I came to this Maritime Museum, I took a ferry from the wharf on this side of Harbour City. I got off at Pier 8 in Central. The venue is not big, quiet, and there are not many people on weekends. The main hall is mainly about some ancient ships, cargo ships, ship models, some cultural relics, and other popular science knowledge. It is not very interesting for amateurs in this respect. The main thing is to see the exhibition. There are not many exhibits with HK$30 tickets. Individual works are quite distinctive and generally not very shocking. The main thing is to publicize environmental protection, or to support it.

Although more than the admission fee, but the past two big wild . Once a season, free admission, please pay attention.

Beautifully designed and built where it is also a good place for selfie and enjoying the great Harbour view and at the same time learning marine history.