Hong Kong Space Museum

Hong Kong Space Museum

Hong Kong Space Museum was commissioned in 1980. It is not only Hong Kong’s first planetarium, but also one of the most technologically advanced planetariums in Asia. The planetarium’s dome is very impressive, and its unique design makes it one of Hong Kong’ most recognizable landmarks.

Space Theater

The Space Theater offers Sky Shows and Omnimax Shows. Movies featuring a variety of scientific topics are shown throughout the day, ranging from the human body to geography to the galaxy. The circular arrangement of seats are tilted back a bit to ensure the optimal view of the panoramic screen. Audience members comfortably enjoy the show as if they are looking skyward. Different languages are available for the viewers’ convenience. Children under 3 are not admitted.

Exhibition Halls 

The Hall of Space Science and the Hall of Astronomy offers visitors the opportunity to participate in an interactive, entertaining and educational learning experience. At the Hall of Solar Science, use the solar telescope to take a closer look at the sun. To experience the feeling of weightlessness and give the ’fly wires’ a try.

How to get there:

- Take exit C1 or E at Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station and walk along Nathan Road towards Salisbury Road.
- Take Star Ferry and walk along Salisbury Road.