About HKCDM

Hong Kong Children's Discovery Museum ("HKCDM") encourages children to explore, create and express through play. Exhibits are specially designed for children ten years old and under for their different developmental and physical stages.

 

A Space Where Children Can Play, Explore, and Bond

Hands-on exhibits, facilitated programs, and inviting environments that encourage learning by doing

Educational content in the areas of language and literacy, S.T.E.A.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics), culture, and environmental awareness/stewardship

Opportunities for families and groups to meaningfully engage together and to create lasting memories

Our 8 Zones

More than 30 hands-on exhibits for families to explore together within the zones!

 
 
Exhibits Gallery
BUILD IT!
BUILD IT!

Experiment with unique tools and materials to make discoveries and creations related to S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics).

DISCOVERY ZONE
DISCOVERY ZONE

Children make new discoveries through hands-on activities, such as exploring the wonders of nature and the ways we can help protect our environment.

TRANSIT TOTS
TRANSIT TOTS

Utilize different fine motor skills while playing among Hong Kong's unique landmarks.

STORY STAGE
STORY STAGE

Everyone has a story to express! Make, direct, and role-play a story of your own at Story Stage.

CREATIVE STUDIO
CREATIVE STUDIO

Share your artistic side, whether on a large or small scale!

LITTLE ADVENTURE
LITTLE ADVENTURE

Designed for children 3 years old and under who can climb in, climb on, or hop in amongst iconic Hong Kong icons.

WATER WAYS
WATER WAYS

Investigate ways water can move, both horizontally and vertically!

COZY CORNER
COZY CORNER

A quiet sensory space to calm, develop, and engage your senses.

*Opens at varying hours

Nurturing Children’s Unique Potential To Flourish

“The Children’s Discovery Museum in Hong Kong is filled with educational content in a series of exhibits that have been thoughtfully planned, designed, and executed. […]

I can imagine Hong Kong families happily and healthily growing up in this museum. “

—— Bridget Long, Ph.D.

Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education

Saris Professor of Education and Economics