The Hong Kong Maritime Museum (HKMM) is a vibrant cultural institution dedicated to preserving, collecting, and displaying objects that tell the story of trade and maritime history in Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta.

The HKMM is located at Central Pier No. 8 in Hong Kong Island’s Central district.
It was established in 2005 and reopened to the public in February 2013 after renovations.
The museum focuses on the development of boats, ships, maritime exploration, trade, and naval warfare.

The museum houses an impressive collection of over 1,100 items.
These collections span various aspects of maritime history, including:
Trade Routes: Explore the vital role that Hong Kong played in regional and global trade.
Naval History: Learn about naval warfare and the significance of maritime defense.
Boats and Ships: Discover the evolution of watercraft used in the region.
Maritime Exploration: Dive into the adventures of explorers who sailed the seas.
The museum’s exhibits provide insights into Hong Kong’s maritime heritage and its connections to the Pearl River Delta.
Facilities and Programs:
The HKMM features 13 galleries, a special exhibition hall, a resource center, a rooftop social enterprise café, and a gift shop.
Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Victoria Harbour from the museum’s location.
Educational programs include guided tours, workshops, public talks, and family activities.
The museum also hosts special events related to marine science, environmental awareness, and more.