PMQ: Creative Hub for Art, Design & Culture

Visitor Fee

• Free entry

Transportation

• MTR:
  • Take the Island Line to Sheung Wan Station (Exit E2) or Central Station (Exit C)
  • Walk about 5-10 minutes.
• Bus:
  • Several buses stop near Hollywood Road or Aberdeen Street.
• Taxi:
  • Direct taxi access available.

Things to Do

1. Explore Local Designer Shops
   • Home to independent fashion, jewelry, home decor, and art brands.
2. Visit Art Galleries & Exhibitions
   • Features pop-up art events, photography, and multimedia exhibits.
3. Attend Creative Workshops
   • Hands-on experiences like ceramics, painting, and crafts.
4. Dine at Unique Cafés & Restaurants
   • Offers fusion cuisine, artisanal coffee, and local snacks.
5. Learn About the Historic Site
   • Originally a police residence (1951-2000), now transformed into a creative hub.

Why People Enjoy Coming Here

• A vibrant cultural space blending history, design, and creativity.
• Supports Hong Kong’s local designers and artists.
• A hidden gem for art lovers, foodies, and shoppers.
• Historic charm meets modern creativity in a restored heritage building.

How Old is PMQ?

• Originally built in 1951 as a residential police quarter.
• Revamped into a creative hub in 2014, making it over 70 years old.

List of Activities

• Shopping for unique local designer goods.
• Exploring pop-up exhibitions and art displays.
• Joining creative workshops like pottery or painting.
• Dining in trendy restaurants & cafés.
• Learning about Hong Kong’s history through the building’s heritage.

Additional Nearby Attractions

• Man Mo Temple – One of Hong Kong’s oldest temples.
• Tai Kwun – A restored colonial-era police compound with galleries.
• Hollywood Road – A famous street for antiques and art.
• SoHo & Central Mid-Levels Escalator – A lively dining and nightlife area.