This museum is best known for its comprehensive exhibit on the notorious Hong Kong Triads. Admission is free. Museum of Chinese Historical Relics Located near the Police Museum, it is worth visiting if you have time and are interested in artefacts from the various Chinese provinces. It also hosts exhibitions of Chinese paintings and handicrafts. The exhibition provides detailed information about the tomb and displays the funerary objects found in the tomb.
Admission is free.
Those interested in astronomy can view replicas of telescopes and spacecraft, a moon rock sample and an original Mercury space capsule. Children under three are not admitted. It offers a fascinating opportunity for both young and old to uncover the mysteries of science. If you are walking through Kowloon Park and have some time to spare, you may want to make a pit-stop at this little museum that traces Hong Kong's history. Temporarily housed in two converted barracks on the former site of the British's Whitfield Barracks, you can view old photographs of the colony for an idea of what it looked like before the skyscrapers mushroomed.