Hong Kong Space Museum A unique design of the museum: The Space Museum has a unique design and looks like an egg shell from a distance. It has long been one of Hong Kong's landmarks. -Interactive: There are many interactive experiences in the museum, such as walking on the moon, visiting the development history and structure of rockets, and learning about the establishment of space stations and other knowledge about space. -360 panoramic movies: There is a hemispherical giant screen in the museum, which plays a short film about the Big Bang in a loop, with three versions in English, Mandarin and Cantonese. Because it is a hemispherical screen, it half-surrounds the audience seats, and when watching the movie, it feels like you are in the scene and feel the mysterious charm of the universe.

My teenage son, who has attended Space Camp, and I arrived at 8 pm on a Monday. There were still plenty of families in the museum. We did not see the movie. The first floor is about planets and the galaxy and the second floor is about space exploration. For the size, this is a great museum. It has informative, hands on displays. Each display encourages children to think about the experiment in front of them and how it relates to things like gravity, light, rocket take off, etc. People who love space will love this museum. We had to leave at 9 because of closing time. We hope to go again on free-Wednesday.

I only came as I had a late evening flight on a Wednesday and the museum has free entrance on a Wednesday. I come to Hong Kong often and had seen everything else! Trying to kill time after checking out of my hotel. I enjoyed it more than I thought. It was packed as you can imagine with free entrance and it was a bit difficult to concentrate and read some of the information with all the children, but I still enjoyed it. Very interactive too. Easy to navigate and understand. Absolutely great for children and adults too. I wasn't that good at Science when I was at school, so it was a good lesson for me and I learnt a lot. Information is in English as well. There are two main floors. I started with the "Hall of the Cosmos" on the ground floor which showcases the Universe from near to far, travelling from the solar system that we are living in, to the stars, Milky Way and galaxies further away and exploring the science and evolution of the universe all along the way. The "Hall of Space Exploration" on the first floor depicts the development of space exploration and space technology. Pretty cool. A fun way of learning. I spent just under one and a half hours there. Staff were pleasant and friendly. Highly recommend.