Where is the parent-child tour in Hong Kong worth visiting?

Lead: When taking a baby to travel to Hong Kong, most people will first think of Disney, which is indeed a theme park suitable for all ages. But Disney can bring too little popular science knowledge to the baby! When parents sweep the goods in Hong Kong, babies can only look for sweetness and happiness in ice cream carts. In fact, there are many good places in Hong Kong that can bring unforgettable and learning things to your baby! Take you into the popular science tour of Hong Kong!

Where is the parent-child tour in Hong Kong worth visiting? First of all, introduce Noah's Ark Resort.

Ma Wan is an independent island in the New Territories of Hong Kong. Walking across the famous Tsing Ma Bridge, it is hard to believe that there is such a place in this bustling city of Hong Kong. Private cars are not allowed to pass, only ships and several green buses can enter. Once a small fishing village, it has been developed into a children's dream island.

Hong Kong Sun Hung Kai Property put forward the concept of ecological protection when developing Mawan. There are two theme places in Mawan that are very suitable for children to play: Noah's Ark and Mawan Nature Park. Both of them take care and harmony as the theme, promoting positive messages such as love for family, love for life and love for the earth. Of course, don't forget that there is a very pure beach here, and children can stay on the beach for half a day when the weather is good.

1, Noah's Ark Theme Park

It is a big ship based on Noah's Ark, and its shape can be seen on the Qingma Bridge. However, who would have thought that there is not only a resort hotel inside this big ship, but also a Noah's Ark theme park? Noah's Ark Hotel is highly recommended here. It's both economical and fun, just like a children's version of the Youth Travel Service, which is very suitable for the accommodation of several mothers and children (the children's good impression here is really far better than the Disneyland Hotel). The hotel is divided into two people, four people and eight people, with a large public terrace (that is, a wide corridor around the hull) and a lot of space for children to play freely. There are bunk beds for 4 people and 8 people, and each bunk bed provides a big cabinet (this is really the children's favorite space, and they like to play hide-and-seek in it).

2. Mawan Nature Theme Park

With the theme of nature, education, art and love, the nature park has preserved thousands of native trees, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the green beauty of flowers and wash their bodies and minds.

The main facilities in the park include Rainbow Wall, Italian Garden, Renewable Energy Base, Golden Law Square, General Studies Park, Bird Watching Platform and Fiona Fang Library (Monument Museum). With the help of the location function of Mawan Qianshuzhi smartphone application and the list of trees, you can easily find the location of different trees and the little-known data of each tree, and explore the interesting side of nature.

Transportation:

1. Did you arrive in Hong Kong by bus or subway from various ports? Tsuen Wan? Or? Kwai Fong? Station, then take NR33 1 or NR332 to Polly Bay.

2. New Century Plaza in Mong Kok

Service hours: 09:30 Monday to Friday? 15:30, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 09:30? 16:00

The Ark Line is only open to Noah's Ark ticket holders. Visitors need to show valid Noah's Ark tickets or ticket renewal cards when purchasing tickets.

Besides, there is a bus from Mawan. The Disney subway line Tsing Yi Station is very convenient to travel between Noah's Ark and Disneyland.

2. Hong Kong Science Museum

Hong Kong Science Museum opened 1992, located in the east of Tsim Sha Tsui. There are more than 500 locally created exhibits from all over the world, which are distributed in the five main exhibition halls of the children's world, including exhibition introduction, science, life science, science and technology, and specially designed for children aged three to seven. 60% of the exhibits can be touched and operated by the audience, so visitors can experience the role of technology in society with the whole family.

Admission fee for permanent exhibition hall:

Standard ticket: 25 yuan

Group ticket: 17.5 yuan (buy 20 or more standard tickets at a time)

Concessionary ticket: 12.5 yuan (full-time students, people with disabilities and senior citizens aged 60 or above)

Traffic profile:

1. Exit B2 of tsim sha tsui station, Tsuen Wan Metro Line, and walk along Cameron Road east of Tsim Sha Tsui for about 10 minutes.

2. MTR Tsuen Wan Line Jordan Station Exit D, and walk along Austin Road in eastern Tsim Sha Tsui for about 20 minutes.

3. Exit P2 of east rail line Tsim Sha Tsui East Railway Station, walk along Chatham Road South for about 10 minutes.

3. Hong Kong Space Museum

Hong Kong Space Museum is one of the museums under the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of Hong Kong. It covers an area of 8,000 square meters and opened on June 8, 2008 +0980+ 10. Space Museum holds various astronomical exhibitions and lectures from time to time, and is also open to schools, groups and the public. It has an egg-shaped shell building. The unique egg-shaped shell of the Space Museum has long been a symbol of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The egg-shaped space museum has a hemispherical screen. The starry sky projector that projects images is the most advanced instrument in Asia, and the images it produces can make people feel the depth of the universe.

The Space Museum is closed on Tuesdays.

Traffic route:

1, MTR Tsuen Wan Line tsim sha tsui station Exit E, walk to Salisbury Road, then turn right and take the subway next to the Hong Kong YMCA to the Hong Kong Space Museum.

2. Take the Star Ferry from Central or Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui and walk for about 10 minutes.

Fares:

1. Ticket price for the exhibition hall: adult 10 HK dollars; Half-ticket for full-time students, people with disabilities and senior citizens aged 65 or above; Children under four don't have to buy tickets. Admission is free every Wednesday.

2. All-day movies and astronomical programs: front seat (24 yuan, HK$) and back seat (32 yuan, HK$); Half-ticket for full-time students, people with disabilities and senior citizens aged 65 or above; Children under the age of three will not be served.

Opening hours:

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 12 noon to 8: 45 pm.

Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: morning 10 to 8: 45 pm.

Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays)

It is open until 5 pm on Christmas Eve and Lunar New Year's Eve.

It is closed on the first and second days of the lunar new year.

4. Hong Kong Museum of Art

The Hong Kong Museum of Art is located on the waterfront of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, adjacent to the Space Museum. It is five stories high, about ten times larger than the old museum, with advanced equipment. There are six exhibition halls, lecture halls, outdoor sculpture institutes, art galleries and art exhibition services in the museum. As there are many treasures in the museum, the staff need to select more than 100 masterpieces for regular exhibition in various exhibition halls. Members of the public can enjoy various famous local and overseas works of art. The Hong Kong Museum of Art is one of the museums under the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Museum of Art is divided into seven exhibition halls, exhibiting works of art from China, Hong Kong and other parts of the world, with more than 65,438+04,000 exhibits. The Art Museum holds various art exhibitions from time to time, and is also open to schools, organizations and the public.

Traffic tips:

1, MTR Tsuen Wan Line tsim sha tsui station Exit E, walk to Salisbury Road, then turn right and take the subway next to the Hong Kong YMCA to the Hong Kong Museum of Art.

2. Take the subway to tsim sha tsui station (Exit E) and walk along Nathan Road for about 3 minutes to Salisbury Road;

3. Take the ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui or Wan Chai in Central.

Address: Salisbury Road 10, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Opening hours:

65438+ 00:00 am to 6:00 pm every day.

Every Saturday morning 10:00 to 8:00 pm.

Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays)

It closes at 5 pm on Christmas Eve.

The museum will be closed on the first and second days of the Lunar New Year.

China closes early at 5 pm on New Year's Eve.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Museum

The exhibition hall of the Antiquities and Monuments Office of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region displays Hong Kong's heritage buildings and the latest archaeological discoveries. The museum often holds special lectures, seminars and guided tours to promote the public, especially students' understanding of cultural relics.

Traffic tips: tsim sha tsui station A 1 Exit to Kowloon Park.

Opening hours:

Monday to Wednesday and Friday to Saturday:10am to 6pm

Sundays and public holidays:10am to 7pm

Christmas Eve (65438+February 24) and Lunar New Year's Eve: 10 am to 5 pm.

Thursday (except public holidays), the first and second days of the lunar new year: closed.

Charge:

The museum is free, and there is no need to enter Kowloon Park.

Mothers who often go to Hong Kong to sweep goods, remember to take their babies to these places so that they can also find their own popular science paradise in Hong Kong's shopping paradise.