Hong Kong Space Museum Review

Tsim Sha Tsui is one of the major tourist and shopping areas of Hong Kong, with famous Peninsula Hotel as a significant spot in the harbour side. Just right opposite from Peninsula is the Hong Kong Space Museum, even as a local, it’s a must go artistic and scientific space for both adult and kids. Exploring the museums from it’s architecture to space world and artsy lights.

wow…pretty cool…what an amazing space in Hong Kong museum. it’s gorgeous science of spacecraft. surely will recommend my friend to visit here someday.

The Hong Kong Space Museum is an iconic architectural landmark located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. Designed by the renowned P&T Architects and Engineers Ltd., the museum's unique form resembles an egg-shaped dome, symbolizing the birth of the universe and the exploration of space, nested amongst the brutalist tiled exterior facades of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and the Hong Kong Museum of Art.

Highly recommended for the family trip, since everything in Hong Kong is more expensive but there is a place where you can pay only 20 HKD for adults and Free entry for kids. My friends and I were so impressed with the Science Education tasks provided by them. Great place for times killing kids and moms. the twin and my daughter had so much fun and sharing their experiences. Three kids and three adults for 60 HKD for unlimited time in the building. Worth of money and time to visit. Our kids love it.

Its a nice thing to do with kids. Very informative and lots of things to do.I was getting renovated when last visited.

HONG KONG SPACE MUSEUM WAS A LEARNING EXPERIENCE. An educational place to take your kids for a visit. They have a large exhibition area for visitors to try out games and learn knowledge via simple hands-on experience. You can also watch the science-related movies via curvy on-the-ceiling screen. A must-visit museum in Hong Kong!

i feel in love at this space museum in Hong Kong I’m In love with space or not, a tour in this museum promises to make your day memorable and entertaining. Inside the museum, there are two wings – east wing and west wing. The east wing houses an egg-shaped dome structure. Beneath this structure lies Stanley Ho Space Theatre, the Hall of Space Science, OMNIMAX projector room, workshops and offices. The Stanley Ho Space Theatre houses an automated controlled planetarium system. This planetarium is said to be the first controlled system in the world. The OMNIMAX houses a projection dome with a 23 meter diameter. On the other hand, the west wing houses a Lecture Hall, a gift shop, Hall of Astronomy, resource center and offices.