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Hong Kong Science Museum, Hong-Kong

Large museum with many interactive exhibits including an energy machine and an airplane.

Large museum with many interactive exhibits including an energy machine and an airplane. A museum which decided to make an architectural statement about its purpose, yet somehow got it horribly wrong. This museum is primarily aimed at children. The maths puzzles and optical illusions on the top floor are challenging. There is a giant Rube Goldberg machine spanning the entire museum that is run for a few minutes every two hours.


Hours

Sun

13:00

19:00

Mon

13:00

19:00

Tue

13:00

19:00

Wed

13:00

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Thu

13:00

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Fri

13:00

19:00

Sat

13:00

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About Hong Kong Science Museum

 2 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East

 +852 2732 3232

 hk.science.museum

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