Hong Kong Science Museum, Hong Kong

Good for kids under 10. Some of the exhibits are dated with relation to gender roles. E.g., an exhibit helps you understand how electronic communications can help a manager who needs to a present for (his) wife, a housewife who needs to manage the household, or a student. There is an impressive 3 storey high "mousetrap" machine that runs every 2 hours from 11am. It takes 20 minutes to run the complete program, with balls going through funnels, striking chimes, up elevators - very interesting to watch. The science museum, overall, is targeted at helping kids understand how the items we use every day really work. Good for parents of kids with loads of questions about how the fridge / dehumidifier / mobile phone towers work.

Great place to just look around and find interesting facts about science/how things work. If you are a student, you can get free access with your Student ID card (permanent exhibits only). For the limited exhibits, you'll need to pay a very small additional fee. Definitely a good place to go if you want to read/understand random facts about science.

We come here mainly for local friend inform for special exhibition. The museum manage to borrow some Egypt mummies and related objects from British Museum base on new x rays technologies breakthrough can scan thru the wrapped mummies and understand further how they are wrapped in the ancient past. Meaningful insight for the fact and see it by own eye. Beside that it more I think for the kid is very young age said primary school audience.

A great place to bring children. Tickets are inexpensive. Use an Octopus for easy convenience. Lots to see including galleries and exhibitions such as the Energy Machine. One of the great museums of Tsim Sha Tsui. Get to Tsim Sha Tsui or East Tsim Sha Tsui and look at the Exit info to get here. Only disadvantage, too big to go through in a day! Also right next to the History Museum which is also a great place to visit.

Perfect space for kids! Some of the exhibits are a little dated but it doesn't matter as the substance is there (and it's impeccably maintained). Absolutely worth a visit!