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Hong Kong Space Museum

Small museum, with a basic history of space flight in static exhibits, including a single exhibit on Chinese space flight. It also has interactive exhibits, allowing you to fly a hang glider, work a space motion system, and simulate walking on the moon. It has a planetarium attached that shows movies projected onto the roof. Plan ahead if you want to see an English session, as most are Cantonese. It is fun for kids aged around 10 to 15 years.

Address: 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
Hours: Mon Wed-Sat noon-8:45PM, Sun 10AM-8:45PM, Tue closed
Price: $10 on most days. Free on Wednesdays
Website: hk.space.museum (opens in a new tab)

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