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A key multidisciplinary arts venue in Hong Kong, combining visual art exhibitions, theatre, film and dance across multiple galleries and performance halls.

Revitalised from the former Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club clubhouse into an LCSD contemporary art space, hosting local and international contemporary art exhibitions plus outdoor installations and community events.

Housed in the former Bacteriological Institute built in 1905, showcasing Hong Kong's medical history and the 1894 plague, and designated a Grade 3 historic building.

Revitalised from the former Museum Compound Bachelor Officers' Quarters (1914) into a visual arts exhibition centre, with multiple galleries and studios offering exhibitions and art education workshops.

Showcases a century of Hong Kong's news media history, with interactive media installations and historical footage displays for visitors to explore local media culture.

K11 Art Mall pioneered the "museum retail" concept, with art installations and rotating exhibitions throughout, plus regular limited-time pop-ups and brand crossovers.

PMQ is a local creative culture hub, regularly hosting art exhibitions, design festivals and limited-time pop-ups, home to 100+ local creators.

Mira Place features the Mira ARTvenue outdoor art space, regularly hosting brand pop-ups, IP limited-edition stores and cultural art events.

New Town Plaza is one of the largest malls in the New Territories, directly connected to Sha Tin Station; its atrium and plaza regularly host IP-themed pop-ups, festive installations and interactive exhibitions, drawing large crowds.

A professional yacht charter company offering junk boat parties, night squid fishing, Victoria Harbour night cruises, wedding proposals and one-stop sea-based services, an official partner of Klook and TripAdvisor.

Boat owner-operated service offering harbour cruises, night squid fishing, romantic Victoria Harbour tours, festive fireworks viewing and party charters, with karaoke and BBQ facilities on board.

Focused on the eastern and southern waters and outlying islands of Hong Kong, departing from piers in Tai Po, Sai Kung, Sha Tin, Aberdeen and more, offering speedboat charters, island hopping, fishing and corporate events.

A bicycle rental service within the West Kowloon Cultural District Art Park, boasting Victoria Harbour views, a rare scenic cycling experience within the urban area, with extra-large family bikes available for parents and children.

A rental station along the Tseung Kwan O waterfront cycle track, convenient for cycling the roughly 2km coastal route from Tseung Kwan O Waterfront Park to LOHAS Park.

Hong Kong's only man-made beach, 545 metres long, opened in 1995 with sand imported from Hainan Island. It's the centrepiece of the Gold Coast resort in Tuen Mun, with excellent facilities for families.

One of Hong Kong's most famous beaches, a 292-metre crescent-shaped bay with a floating platform, beach volleyball court and full facilities; nearby The Pulse mall offers dining and shopping.

The "Dinosaur Reception Room, Tracing the Dinosaur on Chek Chau" exhibition at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre showcases Hong Kong's first-ever dinosaur fossil find, with interactive experiences including touchable rock specimens, mock fossil preparation and bookmark stamping, free admission, ideal for families keen on local palaeontology.

Cyberport's innovation showcase gallery is open to the public, featuring interactive exhibits on AI, blockchain and Web3, a great way for tech-curious families to learn about cutting-edge innovation.

A nostalgia-themed Party Room in San Po Kong evoking childhood memories of the 80s and 90s, with a ball pit, karaoke, Switch and mahjong, plus free-flow drinks.

A photo-worthy themed Party Room in Ngau Tau Kok with three themed rooms, Bohemian, Moroccan and Doraemon, self-service 24 hours, pet-friendly, from as low as $15/hour.

A branch of the Bachino Party Room chain in Ngau Tau Kok with a professional sound system and automatic mahjong table, open 24 hours; also has branches in Mong Kok, Tsuen Wan and Kwai Hing.

A café-style party venue in the Southern District serving light bites, with outdoor BBQ and kids' play facilities, great for family birthday parties and gatherings, near Aberdeen Bus Terminus.

An 800 sq ft 24-hour self-service Party Room in Causeway Bay with rich facilities and diverse entertainment, free drinks included, within walking distance of Causeway Bay Station.

Six internationally themed rooms (Chinese, Japanese, Mediterranean, British, Oriental, Western) with VR experiences and karaoke, suitable for gatherings of 3–50 people.