Hong Kong Police Museum

The Hong Kong Police Museum is a museum themed on the career and life of the police, located at 27 Taipingshan Gum Road, Wan Chai District. The Police Museum is not large in area, and is divided into the Police History Exhibition Room, the Triad Exhibition Hall, the Police Past and Present Exhibition Hall, and the Special Exhibition Hall. The theme of the special exhibition hall changes from time to time. The theme is the modern police artifacts exhibition, as well as the police dog team and the current police escort team. I believe that the trip to the Hong Kong Police Museum will greatly satisfy people's curiosity, truly witness those legendary detective legends, and promote people's desire for exploration and knowledge.

A small museum located on Comp Road in the mid-levels of Hong Kong Island. Although the building is not large, it is a small and exquisite English-style cottage. It is the current Police Museum. It displays the development of the Hong Kong Police Force over the past century. It is full of pictures and texts, and there are precious treasures nearby. The historical exhibits, such as the tiger specimens hunted by Sheung Shui a hundred years ago, are well worth a visit.

A characteristic British-style cottage located in Wan Chai Gap, mid-level of Hong Kong Island, with a view of Victoria Harbor, is where the Police Museum is located. It displays the development and changes of the Hong Kong Police Force over the past century, and is accompanied by a large number of cultural relics, including The tiger head specimen from a hundred years ago is a treasure of the museum and should not be missed.

The museum is at the top of the mountain and you can take a cable car to get up. The museum is very small, the building is white, and it is two stories high. There are four exhibition halls inside, which mainly display the police equipment, badges, medals, documents and crime information, etc. Some collections have detailed introductions. Taking photos inside is not allowed. Whenever you want to take photos, you are stopped. You can only take a casual look and get a general understanding of their daily life.

The Hong Kong Police Force Museum is also one of the most distinctive museums in Hong Kong. It is divided into four exhibition halls. It gives a detailed introduction to the development of the Hong Kong Police Force and some historical relics, including guns. There aren't many people in it, so it's very pleasant to visit. It should be noted that Monday and Tuesday are closed here.