Hong Kong Maritime Museum

Hong Kong Maritime Museum

The Hong Kong Maritime Museum (HongKongMaritimeMuseum) is located on the ground floor of Murray House in Stanley Plaza, Hong Kong. It is a non-profit educational institution operated by Hong Kong's international shipping community. The museum was initiated by passionate members of Hong Kong’s maritime sector in late 2003 and officially opened on September 8, 2005.

The Hong Kong Maritime Museum is of great historical value and is one of Hong Kong’s most popular attractions for visitors. Covering an area of approximately 464 square metres, the museum displays a wide array of precious ancient ship models and handicrafts. It also features interactive exhibits showcasing modern vessels and ports, giving visitors insight into the development of the shipping industry in Hong Kong and mainland China over the past 2,000 years. The museum attracts visitors with innovative and unique content, including both permanent and special exhibitions, interactive zones, educational activities, and a museum gift shop.

Visitors to the Hong Kong Maritime Museum will discover the contributions of China, Asia, and the Western world throughout history in areas such as shipbuilding, navigational discoveries, trade, and naval armament. The museum focuses on the southern coast of China and its adjacent seas, while providing a comprehensive overview of global shipping trends and the transformation of Hong Kong into a leading global port and maritime hub.

Hong Kong Maritime Museum

Reason to visit: One of Hong Kong’s most impressive maritime museums