Family & Kids

A Bible-themed park on Ma Wan Island centred on a full-scale replica of Noah's Ark, with an exhibition hall, interactive displays and a nature park, offering views of the Tsing Ma Bridge, great for family outings.

A creative children's museum inside D·PARK in Tsuen Wan, with 8 themed zones and over 30 interactive exhibits, run in timed sessions (1.5 hours each), great for in-depth exploration for kids aged 0–12.

An indoor LEGO-themed attraction inside K11 MUSEA, where Miniland recreates Hong Kong landmarks using 100,000 LEGO bricks, plus a 4D cinema and various LEGO rides, perfect for a half-day family outing.

A 5.7km cross-sea cable car departing from Tung Chung, offering aerial views of Lantau's mountains and coastline; the terminus, Ngong Ping Village, connects to the Big Buddha, with an optional glass-bottomed Crystal Cabin for extra thrills.

The world's first Monopoly-themed experience centre, located at The Peak Galleria, recreating the classic property board game through interactive play, combining photo spots, games and souvenirs, great for families or friends.

Hong Kong's first ocean experience centre built in the heart of the city, spanning over 10,000 sq ft with 18 themed zones. Combines real marine life (jellyfish) with AR/VR interactive technology and marine education, ideal for families to explore ocean science together.

Hong Kong's first interactive venue deeply integrating AI technology, built around a space-adventure theme with 6 AI/MR interactive game zones, blending fun with tech education, ideal for kids aged 3–12 exploring AI applications.

A 30,000 sq ft edutainment hub built around "learning through play," featuring Hong Kong's longest kids' ninja course, a climbing wall and STEM interactive zones, great for children aged 2–14 to explore fitness and creativity in a playful learning environment.

Ocean Park's brand-new interactive experience centre "Exploration R" combines AI virtual reality with immersive tech experiences, featuring a Maker workshop for DIY modding and multiple science-exploration zones, the park's most tech-and-learning-focused attraction.

A children's museum themed around free exploration, with interactive exhibits and workshops designed to spark children's imagination and love of learning.

Hong Kong's only Disney theme park, featuring themed lands including Frozen, Marvel and Toy Story. The nighttime castle fireworks show is a must-see, and 2026 marks the park's 20th anniversary celebrations.

Hong Kong's flagship theme park, spanning two zones, the Summit and the Waterfront, with rides, a giant panda habitat and marine animal exhibits all in one place. Water World waterpark (separate ticket) makes it easy to fill a full day.

Spanning 250,000 sq ft with a rare 28-metre real-grass slope for grass sledding, plus outdoor go-karts and hand-paddle boats, suited to children aged 3 and up. Walk-ins not accepted; advance booking required.

A large 200,000 sq ft organic farm with free admission, featuring a natural lake, BBQ facilities and animal-feeding activities, great for family fun.

A booking-required themed farm offering retro rural activities, bread-making and rope river crossings, with day-camp and evening BBQ packages.

An 11-acre farm on Cheung Chau island offering forest archery, a treetop walkway, goat feeding and campfire nights, with various themed campsites.

An eco-themed organic farm offering hands-on farming experiences, DIY workshops and yurt camping, with a focus on ecological education.

Hong Kong's well-known poodle café, featuring poodles of various colours and sizes, with pet-care knowledge sharing and venue hire for birthday parties.

A public riding school run by the Hong Kong Jockey Club, offering the most structured courses with transparent pricing. Locations in Tuen Mun, Pok Fu Lam and Lei Yue Mun, with enrolment via ballot.

Offers internationally certified riding courses taught fully in English, with pony experiences for ages 3–6, suitable for learners of all ages.

Spanning 370 sqm across 10 exhibition zones showcasing Hong Kong's tech innovation achievements, this venue features 30+ interactive exhibits on AI robotics, biotech and smart cities, a great way for families to explore Hong Kong's innovation frontier. Free admission, advance booking required.

Encode offers hands-on STEM and coding courses, starting young learners with building blocks and physical experiments before moving to screen-based learning; with branches in Tseung Kwan O and Kowloon Tong, trial classes can be booked.

Encode's Kowloon Tong branch, located in the Hong Kong Productivity Council Building, offers hands-on STEM and robotics coding courses, emphasising physical learning over screen-based instruction.

A hands-on family science workshop combining science, technology, engineering, AI, maths and environmental awareness, with multiple branches.