Hong Kong Museum of History Tourism

The Hong Kong Museum of History is a captivating facility dedicated to preserving and presenting the historical and cultural heritage of Hong Kong. Established in 1975 and moved to its current location in Tsim Sha Tsui in 1998, the museum boasts a rich collection that spans millions of years, from the natural environment and archaeological findings to local customs and traditions. With a total space of over 17,500 square meters, the museum showcases eight permanent galleries, each detailing a different era or theme, such as the Opium Wars, the Japanese Occupation, and the territory's return to China. The museum's exhibitions are immersive, combining dioramas, multimedia displays, and actual artifacts to bring history to life. It features notable exhibitions such as 'The Hong Kong Story,' which is a comprehensive portrayal of the city's fascinating narrative right from its geological formation, through its days as a fishing village, colonial past, up to its current status as a bustling metropolis.