Hong Kong Maritime Museum: Discover the City’s Nautical Past

Visitor Fee

• Adults: HKD 30
• Seniors (60+) & Students: HKD 15
• Children (under 18): Free
• Special exhibitions may have separate fees.

Transportation

• MTR:
  • Take the Island Line to Central Station (Exit A), then walk about 10 minutes to Central Ferry Pier No. 8.
• Ferry:
  • From Tsim Sha Tsui, take the Star Ferry to Central Pier.
• Bus:
  • Several buses stop near Exchange Square or Central Pier.
• Taxi:
  • Ask for Central Ferry Pier No. 8.

Things to Do

1. Explore Maritime History Exhibits
   • Over 1,000 artifacts showcasing Hong Kong’s maritime trade and naval history.
2. View Historic Ship Models & Maps
   • Detailed models of ancient Chinese junks, British warships, and modern vessels.
3. Experience Interactive Displays
   • Simulate steering a ship and explore virtual maritime navigation.
4. Enjoy the Victoria Harbour View
   • The museum offers stunning views of the harbour from its waterfront location.
5. Watch Documentary Films
   • Features films on Hong Kong’s role in global shipping and maritime trade.

Why People Enjoy Coming Here

• A rich insight into Hong Kong’s maritime past and global trade connections.
• Family-friendly exhibits with interactive activities.
• Great location by the harbour for scenic views and photography.
• A mix of history, technology, and cultural heritage in one place.

How Old is the Hong Kong Maritime Museum?

• Established in 2005, originally in Stanley.
• Moved to Central Pier No. 8 in 2013, making it over 10 years old at its current location.

List of Activities

• Exploring historic maritime exhibits.
• Trying hands-on ship navigation simulators.
• Viewing ancient maps and ship models.
• Watching maritime-themed films.
• Enjoying the harbourfront scenery.

Additional Nearby Attractions

• Central Ferry Piers – Gateway to Lamma Island & Cheung Chau.
• IFC Mall – A luxury shopping mall near the waterfront.
• Hong Kong Observation Wheel – A 60m-tall Ferris wheel offering panoramic views.
• Star Ferry Pier – Iconic ferry rides across Victoria Harbour.
• Tai Kwun – A restored colonial police station turned into an arts hub.