Hong Kong has a fascinating history and hosts a slew of incredible museums, including some epic kids' favorites like the Space, History, Heritage, and Science Museums. There are also some specialty institutions, such as the Police and Railway Museums. Little Steps Asia has journeyed through them all and discovered everything from maritime adventures to space...
Little culture vultures and their parents are in for a treat at Asia Society Hong Kong Center! Located in Admiralty on the Former Explosives Magazine Compound built by the British Army, the cultural and intellectual hub is the perfect place for the whole fam to learn, explore and relax. The highlights: LEARN: Kids will have...
After a good run around Hong Kong Park, slow down and cool off at the beautiful Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware! Located in the oldest colonial building in Hong Kong, this quaint tea museum has plenty to see and do for parents and kids alike…and it's free! The museum focuses on the history of tea...
Discover some of Hong Kong's hometown glories! The Hong Kong Heritage Museum tells all (big and small) the stories behind the city - from its geology to anthropology. Pack up the kiddos...it is time to hit this fabulous museum in Shatin! Situated alongside the river (and a great bike path for those feeling active), the...
The secret is out! Hong Kong Museum Of Coastal Defence is one of Hong Kong's must fun museums for both kids and adults. Housed in the former Lei Yue Mun Fort built in the 1880s, the Museum of Coastal Defence offers plenty for the whole family. With activities galore ranging from hiking to history lessons,...
For an easy outing with a bit of culture, head to the University Museum and Art Gallery followed by a coffee stop Starbucks on the HKU campus in Midlevels. In addition to offering edutainment, Little Steps likes the oldest museum in Hong Kong because it’s free! The museum collection features Chinese paintings, woodcarvings, ceramics, and...
Experience a slice of local Hong Kong culture and head to the Temple Street Night Market – where you can shop for souvenirs, ‘I love HK’ t-shirts, hair accessories, small toys, Chinese handicrafts, Feng Shui beads, and more. What makes Temple Street a little more family-friendly compared to other night markets is that it’s accessible, relatively small, and...
From the Big Buddha to temples by the sea, Hong Kong has a slew of amazing temples for family's to explore together. Most of the temples are still active places of worship where you will find Buddhist, Taoist and local deities performing ancient rituals with incense and offerings. Each temple offers something unique - be...
Visiting The Big Buddha in Hong Kong is a real bucket list adventure for kids and families. With limited tourists due to the closure of borders, now is the time to visit this beast of wisdom and inspiration. Take the cable car, hike to the Big Buddha, or taxi directly to Lantau. Here is our...
Craving some culture? Pack up the kiddies and head to one of Hong Kong's top Buddhist temples located in Sha Tin. With five temples, four pavilions, one verandah and a pagoda - this day tripper is worth it! How to get to the Ten Thousand Buddhas? The easiest way to access the 10,000 Buddhas Monastery...
Bring your little Kung Fu pandas for a journey into Hong Kong's rich cinema heritage! The Hong Kong Film Archive offers fans of Jackie Chan, lovers of Hong Kong cinema, and explorers of all ages a chance to go behind-the-scenes into the city's film culture and history. The archive is responsible for restoring damaged films...
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