From theme parks to water parks and museums to galleries Hong Kong is home to a large array of family attractions that are fun for all the family.
Let’s take a look at a few key Hong Kong attractions as we explore everything this vibrant city has to offer!
Ocean Park Hong Kong
Families can dive into an underwater adventure at Ocean Park Hong Kong, a theme park, and aquarium rolled into one.
From big rollercoasters to animal exhibits and more Ocean Park has stunning ocean views and the park is as fun as it is educational.
This summer, Ocean Park is introducing several new family experiences, including an inflatable obstacle racecourse as well as live performances throughout the park featuring unicycle stunts and aerial acrobatics.
WaterWorld Ocean Park Hong Kong
Enjoy this waterfront waterpark with five unique zones and 27 indoor and outdoor attractions.
Located where the mountains meet the South China Sea WaterWorld Ocean Park is minutes away from Hong Kong’s centre.
Enjoy one of the nine state-of-the-art water slides or enjoy many food and beverage outlets serving up a whole variety of international cuisine including Kebab’s, BBQ in addition to local delicacies.
Hong Kong Disneyland
One of the best Disneyland parks in the world this park consists of eight themed lands packed full of exhilarating rides, dazzling shows and more.
The perfect place to visit to give you that sense of belonging and comfort as you can traverse galaxies with Iron Man, explore Toy Story Lane or board the brand new Frozen Adventure ride which opened back in November 2023.
Hong Kong Disneyland is the place to be for any Disney aficionado or anyone looking to indulge in a well-themed and entertaining theme park space.
Hong Kong Science Museum
This interactive wonderland in the Tsim Sha Tsui East neighbourhood boasts over 500 exhibits spanning a vast array of scientific disciplines, from the wonders of the human body to the mysteries of space exploration.
Budding scientists of all ages can experiment with fascinating hands-on displays, unravelling the secrets of the natural world through play.
Throughout the summer, the Hong Kong Science Museum holds dedicated children’s programmes which include educational workshops and science-themed arts and crafts.
Big Buddha
A 34-metre Tian Tan Buddha is one of the star attractions on Hong Kong’s Lantau Island.
Guests can get up close and personal with ‘Big Buddha’ accessible via the Nong Ping 360 cable car or by climbing 256 steps to the top.
Families can learn about Buddhism history and explore the grounds. Ther are many activities for families too including hiking, beaches and Tai O, a traditional fishing village on the far western side of the island.
West Kowloon Cultural District
Nestled on the Victoria Harbour waterfront, the West Kowloon Cultural District is a vibrant playground for families seeking a fun and enriching day out.
Pictured above is the Palace museum which provides a journey into history and culture bringing treasures from the Palace Museum in Beijing along with historic exhibitions from around the world.
One of the newest exhibitions, ‘I. M. Pei: Life Is Architecture’ which will run until January 2025, is the first full-scale retrospective of Leoh Ming Pei (1917–2019).In addition to its interactive exhibits, M+ has a dedicated Learning Hub which little ones will love, and a rooftop garden with spectacular views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island.
