City Gallery

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As an urban planner by profession, it was interesting to see how a dense city like Hong Kong deals with land use and development, and to understand the challenges that HK urban planners face. (No doubt there would be huge pressure from the billionaire HK developers! I take my hat off to the urban planners, who must have balls of steel.) There were many interactive activities, and I did go a bit crazy (and naughty) with the building blocks... Free entry. Unfortunately, the top two floors were undergoing renovations and closed to the public when I visited.

Fabulous free museum showcasing Hong Kong transport, infrastructure and development. Spent a good 2-3 hours here with my 4 year old who loved the interactive exhibitions, art made of Lego, building blocks and video presentation.

Wasn’t aware of this place until a recent visit with my kids. A great place to chill with air conditioning, especially in the summer time. There are games and presentations showcasing the development and infrastructure Hong Kong which is educational for kids and adults.

I visited on a Saturday afternoon and there was almost no other people there... The free exhibition is on 3 floors with lots of information about past, current and future plans on Hong Kong's infrastructure and building projects.

I liked the interactive games, and they were very fun! You’ll never guess what’s wrong with the photo I’m going to post. If you find out it HILARIOUS ?. They gave me a nice bag, but I feel like Singapore city gallery was bigger and more fun tho