Hong Kong Heritage Museum

The Hong Kong Heritage Museum is the largest museum in Hong Kong, located alongside the Shing Mun River in Sha Tin, New Territories. Managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD), the museum spans approximately 30,000 square metres across eight permanent galleries and additional thematic exhibition spaces. The museum celebrates Hong Kong rich cultural heritage through diverse collections covering Cantonese opera, Chinese art, local history, children discovery, new media art, and popular culture. Its galleries trace the evolution of Hong Kong identity and cultural landscape from ancient times to the present day. The Heritage Museum is renowned for its dynamic temporary exhibition programme, regularly presenting internationally acclaimed shows. The striking traditional Chinese courtyard architectural design adds to the visitor experience. Located near Che Kung Temple MTR station.