Culture & Arts

The flagship visual culture museum of Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District, housing over 8,000 works of art, design, architecture and moving image from the 20th century to today, with regular world-class special exhibitions.

An American vintage-style Korean self-photo studio with a red photo booth machine, offering multiple print formats (1 to 8 cuts); two Mong Kok branches, with one open until 4am.

A Korean-style photo studio featuring a retro photo booth and transparent photo paper, with free Harry Potter costume rental; multiple Mong Kok branches including one at Sino Centre.

A Korean-style photo studio in Tsuen Wan with three photo rooms, including an authentic Korean-style booth and a grey-black background design, great for BFF photo shoots.

A glass-fronted museum at Central Pier 8 with three independent venues (Outdoor Plaza, Blue Ocean Hall and the exhibition gallery), offering panoramic Victoria Harbour views, ideal for corporate events, private banquets and exhibition parties.

Hong Kong's first Korean-style four-cut photo booth brand, with 28 locations across the city (including Macau and Taiwan); the Mong Kok T.O.P flagship store features the RM Self Studio private studio plus multiple SNAPIO MINI self-service booths.

Hong Kong's largest themed studio complex, spanning 18,000 sq ft with 19 independent studios and over 100 different scene sets, perfect for wedding, family, fashion, advertising and MV shoots.

A 700 sq ft professional photo studio in Kwun Tong, just a 4-minute walk from Kwun Tong Station, equipped with Profoto lighting, backdrop paper, a makeup room and WiFi, ideal for commercial product photography and portraits.

A self-service photo studio with remote-controlled shooting and a choice of backdrops; advance booking required.

Owl Photo Studio's Tsim Sha Tsui branch offers one-stop photography service.

SENS Studio's Kwun Tong flagship branch has served over 60,000 families, offering family, graduation, newborn, bridal, and other photography packages.

SENS Studio's Mong Kok branch offers a variety of photography packages.

The Core Base offers three themed studios (Little Core, Black Core, and Pink Core), accommodating 30+ people, with professional photographers and stylists available.

Paragon Studio in Kwun Tong accommodates up to 20 people, with a 10% discount available when booking through ReUbird.

The White Place in Sha Tin is an all-white themed photo venue, suited to portrait and commercial shoots.

Professional photography studio for rent, featuring a large white cyclorama, suitable for commercial shoots, advertising, MV filming and audio recording.

Multi-purpose venue and photo studio in Kwun Tong, suitable for filming MVs/ads/interviews and private gatherings, with an additional country-style venue, The Cottage.

Adjacent to Hong Kong International Airport, the AsiaWorld-Expo Arena holds up to 14,000 people, one of Hong Kong's largest indoor concert venues and a top choice for international superstar tours.

Hong Kong's newest and largest sports and entertainment venue. The Main Stadium holds up to 50,000 people, officially opened in March 2025, and is the city's largest venue for concerts and mega sporting events.

The indoor arena at Kai Tak Sports Park holds up to 10,000 people, with a flexible seating design suited to concerts, major sporting events and other large-scale activities.

Opened in 1980 and managed by LCSD, seating 3,500, an important venue for mid-scale concerts and performances, conveniently located in Wan Chai.

The Grand Theatre within the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, with 1,734 seats and a proscenium stage design, is one of Hong Kong's premier venues for opera, musicals and dance, located on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront.

Opened in 2019, a landmark venue of the West Kowloon Cultural District, the Grand Theatre seats 1,073 and is purpose-built for Cantonese opera and traditional Chinese performing arts, the world's first contemporary performance venue dedicated to Chinese opera.

Completed in 1980, the largest public performing arts venue in the New Territories, the Auditorium seats 1,420 and regularly hosts concerts and cultural performances.