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General information

The museum's main objective is to preserve China's  cultural heritage while promoting  art with a local focus.  It has a collection of more than 14,000 Chinese antiques and artworks,  including Chinese paintings and calligraphy,  as well as creations by local artists and historical images of old Hong Kong.

Location and phone number

10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

Tel: 2721 0116

Admission fee

Standard: $10

Concessionary: $5 (for people with disabilities, full-time students and  those aged 60 or above)

Groups of 20 people or above: 30 per cent off

Museum pass holders: free

Free admission on Wednesday

Opening hours

10am-6pm daily.

Closed on Thursday (except public holidays and the first two days of the Lunar  New Year).

Closes at 5pm on Lunar  New Year's Eve.

Special programmes

The museum organises a wide range of educational programmes, such as  lectures, art demonstrations and workshops, to go along with  the exhibitions, with the aim of enriching participants' knowledge and raising their interest in  artistic creations.



Hong Kong Museum of Art