Covering an area of about 7,500 square meters, this heritage museum shows the city in a different light. This museum was established under the guidance of Leisure and Cultural Services Department. A visit to this museum will let you know more about the history, art and culture of this city through various interactive programs. Apart from this, the museum also houses informative exhibitions. At present, the museum has nearly 12 exhibition galleries. Some of the remarkable collections of these galleries are Zhao Shao’ang’s Chinese paintings and colorful exhibition portraying the Cantonese opera of Hong Kong. Don’t miss out ‘Bruce Lee:Kung Fu-Art-Life’ where you get to know more about this iconic personality, his works and achievements.

• Barrier-free access for wheelchair users are there in the museum.
• Free bicycle parking is also available.
• Flash photography, tripods or video recording are not allowed inside the museum.
• Eating or drinking beyond the designated area is not allowed.

• Concessionary: $5
• Group of 20 or more: $7
• Wednesday: free admission
• Children (under 4 years): free

• Closed on first two days of the Chinese New Year.
• The box office closes 30 minutes before the museum closes.

• By MTR: Alight at Che Kung Temple Station (Exit A)

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