Hong Kong Police Force Museum

Hong Kong Police Force Museum

Many people are fascinated by how police solve cases. A visit to the Hong Kong Police Force Museum will not only satisfy your curiosity but may even inspire your inner detective mind. Established in 1976, the museum originated from the Police Historical Records Committee formed in 1964. It is a museum themed around the Hong Kong Police Force, located at 27 Cornwall Street, Tai Hang, Wan Chai District.

The Hong Kong Police Force Museum covers a total floor area of 570 square meters and houses approximately 4,000 exhibits, about 700 of which are displayed across five exhibition rooms. These include the Police History Exhibition Room, the Triads and Vice Exhibition Hall, the Police Then and Now Exhibition Hall, the Old-style Heroin Refinery Workshop, and the Thematic Exhibition Hall. The Thematic Exhibition Hall frequently updates its theme—its first exhibition was on the Marine Police Region, followed by the Traffic Headquarters, Police Stations, Police Uniforms, Police Then and Now, the China Modern Police Cultural Relics Exhibition, the Police Dog Unit, and now the Police Escort Unit. A visit to the Hong Kong Police Force Museum will undoubtedly satisfy your curiosity, offering a genuine glimpse into legendary detective stories and fueling your desire for discovery.

Hong Kong Police Museum

Must-visit reason: The most fascinating police-themed museum in Hong Kong