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The big thrills are here!Ocean Park’s Thrill Mountain opens
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Haunted Houses of Hong KongGhost hunting in the city
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The forgotten museums of Hong KongWe go hunting in ancient tombs, former hospitals and more
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The secret history of Sham Shui PoHidden heritage, art and design
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Gyms that pack a punchThe city's top MMA and Muay Thai gyms
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7 water sports to dive intoTime Out picks the best water sports to beat the heat.
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The great migrationEscape the hustle and bustle of the city and join the Bird Watching Festival.
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What's in the water?We investigate just how safe our beach water really is
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Hong Kong's Eight Great SceneriesWe uncover Hong Kong's long lost Eight Great Sceneries
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Virtuous Heritage: Xu Family of Guangzhou
The Xu Family were a prominent group of mandarins, revolutionaries, educators and scientists. This exhibition details their development from the outbreak of the Opium War to the forming of the republic. ...
Creativity and Toy Culture
This thousand-piece collection of iconic and rare toys spans Hong Kong's 60-year history in toy making and toy culture. Check the website for a schedule of free guided tours in Cantonese. ...
The Wheel of Time
Recounting the development of Hong Kong cinema over 100 years, revisiting the city's changing geography, politics, social life and culture. ...
Applauding to Hong Kong Pop Legend: Roman Tam
The whole city mourned when Cantopop legend Roman Tam passed away in 2002. This exhibition of more than 3,000 pieces of memorabilia represents the museum's first complete collection of a local pop singer. ...
Canadian Troops in the Battle of Hong Kong
Marking the 70th anniversary of of the Battle of Hong Kong, a pictoral exhibition pays tribute to the two Canadian troops totalling 2,500 members that assisted in local defence forces. ...
Hayabusa
The unmanned probe Hayabusa was sent by Japan to explore an asteroid 200km away from Earth. This new Sky Show takes audiences on a space journey with Hayabusa and the excitement of exploring the universe. ...
Wheel of Fortune
Wheels of fortune, lucky drums and well-wishing activities are available atop the highest point on Hong Kong island in celebration of the Year of the Dragon. Partake in these traditional Chinese customs ...
Fortune in the Sky
The higher you get this year, the luckier your Year of the Dragon will be. Enjoy the panoramic sights from a hundred stories up and visit the interactive exhibits to bring you good weath, romance and good ...
Affection in the Chinese Opera: Olivia Cheng's Photo Exhibition
A photo tribute to the fascinating traditions, cultures and customs surrounding Chinese opera. Cantonese opera stars and their distinctive moves, gestures and expressions have been captured on film. ...
Glittering Toys − A Showcase of Chinese Zodiac
This lantern exhibition showcases designs of folk toys, each of which represent one of the 12 animal signs of the Chinese zodiac. ...
