Things to do in Victoria Peak

this museum is one of the biggest I've been to. it's massive and the exhibits and info are topnotch. it's information overload and I think you need at least a whole day to explore this!

The boat is very special and beautiful. We booked it for 19:30 because we wanted to watch the light show at 20:00 in the evening. Each person was provided with a drink/wine. The weather was quite cold that day, and blankets were provided on the boat, which was very thoughtful ❤️. Very recommended 👍👍👍

easy to use. just scan the QR code are go in. It was very foggy today, so couldn’t see anything. But I have been to the peak when I was in Hong Kong last time and it’s worth a visit. Just try to check the weather and go on sunny day if possible.

wonderful experience with frnds.. we're able to watch the stunning symphony of lights..

It's "Picasso for Asia - A Conversation" because it makes Picasso's works "talk with" Asian artists' works--each other's works featured side by side for an enriching discussion. As usual, easiest to buy tix via Klook to skip the lines. The Picasso ticket covers some other galleries which are also interesting. I recommend to spend a half day here to get the most out of the exhibits.

The electronic ticket was very convenient to use on site, and I enjoyed the first-order discount. I always enjoy the exhibitions at the M+ Museum. The curatorial level is professional, the exhibition details are exquisite, and it gives people a multiple aesthetic feeling of art and thought. The two special exhibitions this time, the last part of the Picasso exhibition is rich and diverse, and Guo Pei's haute couture exhibition is dazzling and full of brilliance, which makes people linger!

The feeling of the cable car going up slowly is really comfortable. The view of Hong Kong from the top of the mountain is beautiful. It is very convenient to scan the code directly without queuing.

The m+ at night has another atmosphere, the crowds are not as crowded as during the day, the scene is almost full of adults, and there seems to be more space to view the art than during the day