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10號 Cotton Tree Dr, Central, Hong Kong
An absolutely lovely museum about various aspects of Chinese tea. The museum is located in Hong Kong park which is a very tranquil and relaxing place in the city center. The entrance is free, there are two floors with exhibitions. I recommend the small souvenir store with quality items.
Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware Nestled in the tranquil Hong Kong Park, Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware is a must-visit for tea enthusiasts and tea lovers. The museum showcases an impressive collection of teaware from various Chinese dynasties, offering a glimpse into the rich history and culture of tea in China. The highlight of the museum is the beautifully curated tea ceremony room, where visitors can experience the tranquility and ritual of traditional Chinese tea preparation. The exhibitions are informative and engaging, teaching visitors about the history of tea, the different types of teaware, and the proper brewing techniques. The serene ambiance, coupled with the exquisite teaware on display, creates a truly immersive experience. Best of all, admission is free!
For all the tea nerds like me, you have to visit this museum of tea ware. Very educational and has interactive areas. There's also a gift shop next to the entrance/exit. All the workers are friendly!
Free entry. Located in Hong Kong park in the oldest English house in Hong Kong. Worth a quick stop if you are going through the park.
Free entrance to a beautiful display of tea ware through 8 galleries. Inside the oldest western style house in Hong Kong. Do not miss the gift shop with extremely knowledgeable staff and beautiful displays of porcelain and pottery. They also sell an extensive selection of premium teas. It takes about an hour to complete the visit at your own pace.









