05/06/2026

LYFE FRIDAY | JUNE 5, 2026

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Hong Kong Palace Museum Showcasing over 900 priceless treasures from the Palace Museum and other important cultural institutions around the world. Many of them are on display in Hong Kong for the first time, while others have never been shown to the public before. The museum regularly presents special exhibitions featuring Chinese art and culture, as well as art and treasures

M+ Contemporary art museum dedicated to collecting, exhibiting and interpreting visual art, design and architecture, moving image and Hong Kong visual culture of the 20th and 21st centuries. M+ features 33 galleries alongside a Learning Hub, Moving Image Centre, Research Centre and Roof Garden, among other event and programming spaces. The M+ Facade is one of the largest LED screens in the world, showcasing commissioned artworks on the Hong Kong skyline every evening. Standard admission: HK$190

Artistic gems of West Kowloon, HK o Sightseeing places for cultural lovers to explore in Pearl of the Orient, where modern meets tradition

from other parts of the world. General admission: HK$70

Ű BY EE ANN NEE

Kong’s largest cultural area, it features state-of the-art museums, architecture and performing arts centres. This place is ideal for culture enthusiasts, architecture lovers, luxury seekers and urban travellers who want a sophisticated, walkable city break without losing touch with local traditions. Ozone Ozone is the world’s highest rooftop bar. Sitting on the 118th floor of Hong Kong’s ICC tower, Ozone serves up views of the Hong Kong skyline alongside premium drinking and dining in slick interiors. The menu here features classics such as martinis and negronis, along with signature cocktails featuring Asian twists. There is also a selection of Asian-inspired tapas, sushi and sashimi. During the day, Ozone offers an elevated afternoon tea, and on weekends, there is a decadent brunch with plenty of champagne – and a live DJ. Admission: Minimum spending of HK$500 per guest

H ONG Kong’s West Kowloon offers a blend of modern art, ancient history and scenic harbour views for a charming holiday. Home to the West Kowloon Cultural District (WestK), Hong Yau Ma Tei Police Station: A Cinematic Journey The Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station, a preserved 1922 pre-war building, has been transformed into an immersive attraction celebrating Hong Kong’s iconic police and crime films. Visitors can step inside a reimagined cinematic environment, exploring recreated sets and experiencing the action-packed world of classic Hong Kong cinema firsthand. Admission: HK$30 (RM15)

The museum aims to bring people together and inspire dialogue through new curatorial approaches. – PIC FROM HONG KONG PALACE MUSEUM

Lee Bul: From 1998 to Now exhibition.

Colossal head of Senwosret I (usurped by Rameses II) at the Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums exhibition.

Dial-A-Poem Hong Kong exhibition at M+. – PICS BY EE ANN NEE/THESUN

Big Bus Tour Hong Kong bus tours provide the perfect introduction to the city and good photo opportunities of iconic landmarks from the top deck. Hop on and hop off at over 20 conveniently located bus stops to visit top tourist attractions. Immerse in the history, culture and architecture of Hong Kong with entertaining and informative pre-recorded commentary, available in nine languages on all buses. Discover the city’s must-see sights across three different bus tour routes that travel to Kowloon, Stanley and Hong Kong Island. Adult tickets: From HK$345

This place has become a tourist hotspot as many classic Hong Kong films were shot outside the station.

Choose the top deck of the bus for unobstructed views, best for sightseeing.

Experience Hong Kong from the highest rooftop bar in the world.

This re-imagined CID office of the 70s and 80s is filled with traces and clues from police and crime films for visitors to discover. – PICS FROM CULTURAL AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF HONG KONG

As the evening unfolds, the outdoor terrace is a popular spot to admire the sparkling lights of the city skyline. – PICS FROM OZONE

Big Bus Kowloon Tour includes a stop at the Hong Kong Palace Museum. – PIC FROM BIG BUS TOURS