M+ Museum,Hong Kong

M+ Museum is Hong Kong's museum of visual culture for the 20th and 21st centuries, anchored in the West Kowloon Cultural District. It plays a major role in documenting and presenting contemporary visual art, design, architecture and moving image from Hong Kong, Greater China and the Asia-Pacific, and connects regional practices to global conversations.

Places to visit

  • Contemporary Art Galleries — large rotating displays from the M+ collection covering regional and international contemporary art.
  • Moving Image and Media Galleries — screenings and installations focused on film, video and digital works.
  • Design and Architecture Galleries — exhibitions showing product, graphic design, and architectural models and media.
  • Public Plaza and Outdoor Art — large-scale works and installations on the museum forecourt in the West Kowloon Cultural District.
  • M+ Sigg Collection Highlights — important works from the donated collection of contemporary Chinese art.

Unique Aspects

  • Iconic Building designed by Herzog & de Meuron with a striking façade and a stepped roofline offering unique interior spatial arrangements.
  • Panoramic Views over Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline from the museum and surrounding public spaces.
  • Integrated Multimedia — strong focus on moving image, immersive installations and digital displays.
  • Educational Facilities including learning spaces, research resources and public programmes.

Things to do

  • Guided tours and audio tours — curated routes to help visitors navigate the collection.
  • Film and screening programs — regular moving-image programmes in dedicated spaces.
  • Workshops and talks — artist talks, lectures and family workshops that change seasonally.
  • Temporary exhibitions — high-profile international and regional exhibitions alongside the permanent collection.
  • Photography and public art viewing — explore both indoor galleries and outdoor installations on the West Kowloon Cultural District promenade.

Best Time to Visit

Best time: Visit during weekdays and mornings to avoid crowds; autumn (Oct–Dec) typically offers pleasant weather for combining the visit with outdoor promenades along Victoria Harbour.

Weather Conditions

Hong Kong climate: Subtropical — hot, humid summers (Jun–Aug) with occasional typhoons; mild, drier winters (Dec–Feb). Check forecast during summer for storms.

Entry Fees & Permits

Entry & tickets: Public areas and some displays may be free; major exhibitions, special programmes and screenings are often ticketed. Check the official M+ website for current admission prices, membership options and opening hours before visiting.

Accessibility

Location: In the West Kowloon Cultural District, near Kowloon/Austin MTR stations and the West Kowloon Cultural District promenade. Transport: Accessible by MTR, bus, taxi, and the Airport Express to Kowloon Station (short walk or shuttle). The museum is wheelchair accessible and provides facilities for visitors with different needs; check ahead for specific services.

Recommended Duration

Suggested visit length: 2–4 hours for a focused visit; a full day if attending screenings, workshops or multiple rotating exhibitions.

Clothing & Gear Tips

What to bring: Comfortable shoes for walking, a light layer for indoor air-conditioning, and an umbrella during rainy/typhoon seasons.

Local Food & Souvenirs

Nearby dining & souvenirs: Cafés and restaurants in the West Kowloon Cultural District and nearby Elements/Kowloon Station area. Museum shop offers exhibition-related catalogues, design objects and Hong Kong-themed souvenirs. Try local Hong Kong teas, egg tarts and Cantonese light bites in nearby eateries.

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