Hong Kong Palace Museum

This museum is very well organized with many security personnel throughout the every exhibit area. There is a massive amount of artifacts to see and many displays to read. I would recommend having least 3-4 hours to go through the whole museum. There’s also special exhibits you can go to if you pay a little extra. You can also a great view of the skyline of Hong Kong from this museum.

A solid place to spend a couple of hours if you have the time. The museum is well organized into themes. There is an online free audio guide which is must have as there did not seem to be guides we could hire. The architecture of the museum itself is amazing. On the third floor there is a view to central Hong Kong across the harbour, a nice photo stop.

Hong Kong Palace Museum - A Must-See for History and Art Lovers! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I recently visited the Hong Kong Palace Museum and was blown away by the sheer scale and architectural beauty of the building. Inside, the exhibits are nothing short of amazing, offering a captivating journey through art and history. The artifacts on display are truly breathtaking, ranging from thousands of years ago to the present day. The museum is also very well-organized and informative, making it easy to navigate and learn about the different exhibits. The staff at the museum is also very friendly and helpful. They are always happy to answer questions and provide recommendations. I highly recommend the Hong Kong Palace Museum to anyone who is interested in Chinese art and history. It is a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Excellent museum with a wonderful special exhibition, comparing Chinese and French 18th century art and culture. Very new, just opened in 2022 allow at least 2 1/2 to 3 hours the Chinese restaurant on the top floor is very nice with wonderful chrysanthemum tea.

A great place to get an understanding of one of our oldest ever civilisations. And see how it continues to the present day. The Versailles court and Chinese Imperial court exhibition was a fascinating insight into two major powers and how they interacted culturally.

I had a wonderful visit at this museum, and I can say that it is world class. The artifacts they have are very historical and range from thousands of years ago to the present. It’s clear the curators have put in a lot of work and effort into making this museum. The information plaques are very informative and there are also a lot of interactive elements within the museum. The tickets also weren’t too expensive, and you can buy them right there. There are 9 galleries and each is very cool to see. I loved this museum and I would recommend other people to go visit it too.

🎫 hkd$70 -- pretty expensive 🥱 and not much to see unless you like seeing the same bowls and clocks. The museum footage is clearly way to large for Hong Kong and I am surprised they didn't seem to have enough Chinese history to fill the space, how did that happen? On the contrary, I always make a visit to the Hong Kong History Museum every year or so, because there's still so much to explore. 😔 Properly disappointed :( True tourist spot. 👷‍♀️ With all that said, however, if you enjoy architecture, this is still worth a visit only after Tai Kwun and after Asia Society Hong Kong building

Quite an interesting place to visit, especially if you like lovely architecture. The building has several beautiful highlights, and great views of the harbour too. The galleries feature an assortment of China based artifacts, including an interesting series on a day in the Forbidden City. There are also very pretty and historic descriptions on the rise of Chinese pottery etc. A good way to spend 3-4 hours on a rainy day with a typhoon on the way. Do also plan a visit to the M+ museum, which is located within a 10 minute walk. If the day is fine, there is a good walk along the harbourfront between the two buildings. The souvenir shop is also a must visit, though we found the prices to be on the high side. We booked tickets via Klook and it was easy to enter the museum, skipping the lines of tour bus groups that were waiting to buy tickets.