Culture & Arts

Korean chain self-photo studio at Causeway Bay's World Trade Centre branch, offering photos with popular K-pop group-themed frames.

A Beijing-founded contemporary art gallery with its Hong Kong branch at Landmark South, Wong Chuk Hang, focusing on Chinese contemporary artists.

Displaying over 900 precious artefacts from Beijing's Palace Museum, including 166 First-Grade national treasures, presenting China's cultural heritage through a contemporary lens.

A 24-hour self-service Korean-style photo studio offering a wide range of headwear and props, with free digital copies included; three branches across Kwai Fong, Mong Kok and Tuen Mun.

A popular Korean self-photo studio brand; the Hong Kong branches offer the option to pose alongside 22 popular K-pop groups (NCT DREAM, TWS, LE SSERAFIM and more), with an additional branch at Causeway Bay World Trade Centre.

A local Hong Kong Korean-style photo studio brand with three branches (Mong Kok/Causeway Bay/Tsim Sha Tsui); notably pet-friendly, so you can bring your cat or dog along for photos.

An independent private studio in Tsim Sha Tsui, larger in scale, with professional photography equipment and wireless shutter release; choose your own background colour and props, with Korean-style photo retouching included, great for solo portraits and BFF shoots.

La Garland Studio in Kwai Hing features all-white walls filled with lush greenery, with natural golden-hour lighting between 5-6pm, perfect for a fresh, garden-style shoot.

Studio 90's 2,000 sq ft studio in Chai Wan features home-style sets with a range of coloured backdrop paper and professional lighting, ideal for print ads and fashion shoots.

Hong Kong's first private museum dedicated to photography, set in a Grade 3 historic Art Deco pre-war mansion, with a collection of rare vintage cameras and photographic artefacts, regularly hosting exhibitions by local and international photographers. Free admission, booking required.

Hong Kong's most iconic indoor concert venue, commonly known as the "Red Coliseum," seating 12,500, a legendary stage for countless Cantopop superstars since 1983.

Hong Kong's largest comprehensive museum, designed around a Chinese courtyard layout, with dedicated galleries for Cantonese opera artefacts and the Jin Yong Gallery, plus regular Cantonese opera performances and cultural events.

ArtisTree is a 7,000 sq ft art space at Taikoo Place, regularly hosting local and international art exhibitions, performances and immersive experiences, a top venue for corporate events and IP exhibitions.

AIRSIDE is a 1.9-million-sq-ft mixed-use complex in Kai Tak; GATE33 Art Space and the atrium regularly host IP pop-ups, art installations and immersive exhibitions (such as Pokémon card exhibitions and KPop Demon Hunters).

ELEMENTS is designed around the "five elements" theme, with exhibition spaces in each zone (the largest, the Metal Zone, spans 102 sqm), regularly hosting Art in ELEMENTS installations and IP-themed pop-ups, right next to the Kowloon Station high-speed rail hub.

Tsim Sha Tsui K11 Art Mall branch of FLASH Korean self-photo studio, accepting Alipay and credit card payments.

Mong Kok Emperor Group Centre branch of SNAPPY Korean self-photo studio, open until midnight.

Tuen Mun Town Plaza branch of SNAPIO photo booth, with an additional unmanned bathroom-themed concept store on 1/F.

photoholic's Sun Tsz Shing branch in Mong Kok offers a range of character figures and photo stands, plus limited-edition hand-drawn photo frame designs.

Laugh Out Loud's Kwai Chung Plaza branch is themed around retro vintage style and 90s-style film effects.

DUDA Self Studio offers a 20-minute Korean-style photo shoot experience with complimentary Korean drinks and printed photos ready within 2 hours.

Built in 1954, the H-shaped Mei Ho House in Shek Kip Mei Estate is Hong Kong's oldest surviving public housing block. The museum recreates everyday life in a 1950s-60s public housing household, taking visitors through Hong Kong's grassroots living history.

A Korean chain self-service photo booth where you can pose in themed frames with 22 popular K-pop groups (NCT DREAM, TWS, FTISLAND, LE SSERAFIM and more).

The Hong Kong branch of the contemporary art gallery founded by Belgian antique dealer and interior designer Axel Vervoordt, located at Coda Designer Centre, Wong Chuk Hang.