https://https://uk.trip.com/toplist/tripbest/recommend/hong-kong/best-family-friendly-attractions/100001425520
Family-Friendly Attractions
Top 50 Family-Friendly Attractions in Hong Kong [2025]
Show All Photos
Hong Kong Disneyland
4.7
/5
75497 reviews
10
From KWD 30.480
Based on 17,554 reviews
Disneyland Area | 13.2 km from downtown
Phone +852-35503388
Address: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 days
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
The first World of Frozen
Disney's 1st 'Frozen' theme park
Saved by 24736 users34891 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
The children have played in Shanghai Disneyland. This time, Hong Kong Disneyland is celebrating its 20th anniversary. I took my children here to play. Hong Kong Disneyland has exclusive theme parks, including the world's unique Grizzly Gulch (Western mining town theme) and Mystic Manor (magnetic car exploring the ancient house). The Frozen theme area is the world's first immersive area based on "Frozen", including 4D track boat experience and snow mountain downhill roller coaster. Toy Story Land is the largest Toy Story theme area in Asia, suitable for parent-child interaction.
Hong Kong Disneyland is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, so I came here to have fun. It has unique themes, limited float parades, and nighttime light shows: the Star Dream Light and Shadow Journey combines 800 drones and fireworks to present a dreamy visual effect. Although Hong Kong Disneyland is small in scale and has few projects, it does not affect our visit, and it still feels very fun!
Show All Photos
Ocean Park Hong Kong
4.6
/5
44644 reviews
8.9
From KWD 17.340
Based on 10,705 reviews
Southern | 8.1 km from downtown
Phone +852 39232323
Address: Ocean Park Hong Kong, 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Get up close and personal with dolphins
Animal encounters & shows | Dolphin
Saved by 9829 users16762 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
I went to Ocean Park during a typhoon in Hong Kong last year. The old theme park is indeed old and there are not many attractions to play. It was sometimes sunny and sometimes rainy, which slightly ruined the mood. But I did see a lot of marine animals. I can also feel that Ocean Park is trying to be younger and has done a lot of public welfare activities to protect animals. I feel that it will be very suitable for children's education.
Very convenient and fast. Just need to show QR code and we're in.
Show All Photos
Hong Kong Palace Museum
4.8
/5
3726 reviews
8.4
From KWD 2.730
Based on 46 reviews
West Kowloon | 2.4 km from downtown
Phone +852-22000217
Address: West Kowloon Cultural District, 8 Museum Drive, Kowloon
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Featured in 2024 Asia 100 - Best Things to Do
Saved by 2396 users3569 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
Very good, very cost-effective. It was the first time I saw things from the Forbidden City. I instantly understood why I didn't want to go to museums before. It turns out that all the good things are here.
It is a world-class cultural museum with priceless and magnificent exhibits, calligraphy and painting, ancient books, historical culture, and nine exhibition halls. It is rich and colorful, and you have plenty of time to appreciate it slowly.
No.
4
Show All Photos
Ngong Ping 360
4.7
/5
10036 reviews
8.2
From KWD 6.690
Islands District | 28.5 km from downtown
Phone +852 36660606
Address: 11 Tat Tat Road, Tung Chung, Lantau, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-4 hours
Featured in 2024 Asia 100 - Best Things to Do
Saved by 6677 users6453 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
The staff was very friendly. We booked a crystal carriage, but there were not many people that day so we took the more expensive Disney theme carriage. The scenery during the ascent was also beautiful. After seeing the Big Buddha, you can take bus No. 21 to Tai O at the station in the scenic area, and then take bus No. 11 back to Ngong Ping Station, without having to go back. East Gate City has many brands, with favorable prices, and is very good to visit.
Beat the long queue and ticketing is cheaper than buying from the ticketing office
No.
5
Show All Photos
Hong Kong Observation Wheel
4.6
/5
2793 reviews
8.1
From KWD 0.780
Based on 478 reviews
Central | 3.9 km from downtown
Phone +852 2339 0777
Address: 33 Man Kwong St, Central, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 hour
Selected for 2 years in a row
Saved by 2954 users2229 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
Although I waited in line for more than half an hour, the experience was really great. I bought the ticket online first, and then went to the staff to verify it. The staff's attitude was also superb! The overall experience was 100 points💯
great attraction and easy ticket purchase experience. only downside was the long queue, but fortunately they had outdoor fans to keep air circulating during our wait
No.
6
Show All Photos
Big Bus Tours Hong Kong
4.4
/5
445 reviews
7.6
From KWD 11.670
Based on 2,374 reviews
Central | 3.7 km from downtown
Address: Big Bus Tours Customer Information Center (Central): i2, 1st Floor, Star Ferry Terminal, Central 7 (Service Hours: 09:15 – 18:00)
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
No.5 of Night Attractions in Hong Kong
Saved by 1330 users295 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
The open-top bus is very hot, so it is recommended to wear sun protection clothing. The scenery of the Green Line is very good, and it can take you to see a different Hong Kong. Reservoirs, beaches, hiking trails, public housing, resort hotels, etc., these are not seen in Victoria Harbor.
It takes basically a day to take all three lines.
Ride all you can with big bus! Make sure to go to the deck to see the night view while listening to the hidden story of each stop. Worth to try.
No.
7
Show All Photos
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong
4.2
/5
627 reviews
7.1
From KWD 7.970
Based on 11 reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui | 2.8 km from downtown
Address: Shop B131-133, B1, K11 MUSEA, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-4 hours
No.13 of Best Things to Do in Hong Kong
Highlights:
Bricks-created HK landmarks
10 indoor themed areas (Familyfriendly)
Saved by 1256 users511 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
It was fun, even though it was limited to 3 hours. After finished at Legoland, there were still other fun games in the mall for kids to enjoy — they could play the whole day!
The place is not big but the kids love it. They played in it for the whole afternoon. It happened to be 30 degrees outside during the May Day holiday, so it was a wise choice to stay indoors. The Lego Hotel is about to open in Shanghai, and I am looking forward to the Lego in Shanghai!
No.
8
Show All Photos
Hong Kong Space Museum
4.7
/5
5446 reviews
6.6
Based on 387 reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui | 2.8 km from downtown
Phone 2721 0226
Address: Hong Kong Space Museum, 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
Featured in 2024 Global 100 - Family-Friendly Attractions
Highlights:
Unique egg-shaped architecture
HK's largest astronomical telescope
Saved by 1121 users4794 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
🪐 Hong Kong Space Museum (Quick Guide)📍 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, HK🕒 Mon, Wed–Fri: 1–9 PM | Sat–Sun: 10 AM–9 PM | Closed Tue🎟️ HKD 10 (Exhibits), HKD 24–32 (Theatre), Free Wed🚇 Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit E🍽️ Nearby: Imasa, Morton's, Jade Garden#HongKongSpaceMuseum #TsimShaTsui #SpaceFunFun, educational exhibits for all ages 🧑🚀. The planetarium show is a must-see 🎥🌌. Great location near Victoria Harbour 🚶♂️. Perfect for families, science lovers, and tourists! 💫#SpaceAdventure #FamilyFunHK #AstronomyLovers
The following is a detailed review of the Hong Kong Space Museum for reference:
Hong Kong Space Museum | A Fantasy Journey to Explore the Universe
Geographical location 🌍
Located on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, adjacent to the Hong Kong Cultural Center and Victoria Harbour, it has convenient transportation (5 minutes walk from Exit J of Tsim Sha Tsui East MTR Station). The surrounding areas can be visited together with attractions such as the Avenue of Stars and Harbour City.
Architectural features 🛸
The unique egg-shaped appearance is very sci-fi and is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong. When the lights are on at night, the hemispherical planetarium and the night view of Victoria Harbour complement each other, making it suitable for taking photos and checking in.
Permanent exhibitions 🚀
Underground exhibition hall "Universe Exhibition Hall"
The origin of the universe, the solar system, black holes and other knowledge are displayed through models, interactive devices and pictures, which is suitable for parent-child science popularization.
Highlights: "Space Chair" simulating moonwalk, 1:1 scale Chinese space suit model, meteorite specimens.
First floor exhibition hall "Space Exploration Exhibition Hall"
Focusing on the history of human spaceflight, it displays the principles of rocket launches, life scenes of the International Space Station, etc.
Interactive experience: control virtual Mars rover, space capsule docking simulator (suitable for teenagers and technology enthusiasts).
Planetarium Movies 🌌
High-definition dome movies (about 40 minutes long) are shown all day long, with themes covering astronomy, space exploration, etc. (extra tickets are required).
Recommended: The reclining chairs are highly immersive, and English/Cantonese are optional (Mandarin headphones are available for some sessions).
Suitable crowd 👨👩👧👦
Parent-child families: interactive devices are entertaining and educational, stimulating children's interest in science.
Astronomy enthusiasts: professional-grade telescope models and cosmic knowledge displays.
Tourists: avoid peak traffic hours and experience niche scientific attractions in peace.
Tips 📌
Tickets: 10 HKD for adults, half price for students and children (planetary theater movie tickets are sold separately, about 32-50 HKD).
Time: Monday, Wednesday to Friday 13:00-21:00; weekends and holidays 10:00-21:00 (closed on Tuesday).
Recommended duration: 2-3 hours (including movie watching).
Facilities: Some interactive equipment requires queuing, it is recommended to avoid the peak in the afternoon on weekends; the air conditioning in the museum is relatively cold, you can prepare a thin jacket.
Advantages and Disadvantages ⚖️
👍 High cost performance, rich popular science content, and architectural punch-in films.
👎 Some exhibits are slightly old, and the frequency of movie updates in the planetarium is low.
Summary: The Hong Kong Space Museum is a niche attraction that combines science and fun, suitable as a knowledge supply station in the Victoria Harbour itinerary. If you are interested in astronomy or want to take your children to learn while playing, it is worth a visit!
No.
9
Show All Photos
Tai O
4.7
/5
753 reviews
6.0
Based on 1,747 reviews
Islands District | 32.1 km from downtown
Phone +852 9711 4727
Address: Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
No.10 of Water fun & Cool Retreats in Hong Kong
Saved by 258 users270 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
I bought the Tai O Pass package, which has very convenient transportation. I got off at Tung Chung MTR Station and walked to the cable car station in a few minutes. I followed the instructions to go to the lobby to exchange the tickets, which included a cable car ticket, a bus ticket, a yacht ticket, 2 $10 snack tickets, and a $50 food voucher from Tai O Heritage Hotel. The standard carriage was enough. The scenery was very good. After passing several hills, you can see the Hong Kong airport. It took 20 minutes. Before getting on the cable car, the staff took a group photo for each family. When we arrived at the station, the set cost 260, which was a rip-off. I definitely didn't want to use it. I used the food voucher to eat at Honeymoon Kee at Ngong Ping Market, but I can only use 3 vouchers at a time. The bills were settled separately. There were several entertainment activities such as watching the Three Kingdoms, which were charged separately. It seemed to be 80 per person for each activity. I decided not to go. I bought two lucky cats at the lucky cat shop, and then went to climb the Tian Tan Buddha. It was not very high, with steps. The visit inside was average, and there was no way back. I went back down the mountain by the same route and went to the bus terminal to take bus No. 21. When I was queuing to get on the bus, the staff checked my ticket and exchanged it for a bus pass for bus No. 21. I would use it to check my ticket when I returned. I asked her what time she would be back at the latest. The staff did not speak Mandarin, so I could not understand her at all. After 10 minutes, we arrived at Tai O Fishing Village. The station said that the last bus No. 21 was at 17:45. We arrived at around 17:20, but the staff said that there was no bus at 45 minutes. The last bus had already left, so we had to buy a new ticket and take bus No. 11 back to the cable car station. The bus ticket and the return ticket for the cable car were all wasted. It was annoying.
There is nothing much to see in Tai O Fishing Village, except for the dried seafood made by the villagers themselves. You can go to the sea to watch dolphins by yacht, but the wind is strong on the sea, and it is very shaky when you stop to look at the boat, which makes you feel sick. We told the boatman to take the boat to Tai O Heritage Hotel for dinner, but we got off halfway. After 16:00, there was only afternoon tea, fried rice, hamburgers, chicken wings, etc. The 50 yuan coupon had to be paid separately, and the average cost per person was almost 100 after the discount. After eating, we had to walk back to the fishing village to take a bus, which was about 2 kilometers, so it was not cost-effective.
I wanted to visit an outlying island with few people, so I took the Ngong Ping 360 cable car and then changed to a bus to Tai O. The transportation was quite convenient, but the waiting time for the bus was a bit long and the bus was not frequent. Tai O is a small fishing village with water houses and a small road. The scenery is quite nice.
No.
10
Show All Photos
Noah's Ark
4.4
/5
1007 reviews
6.0
From KWD 4.630
Based on 198 reviews
Tsuen Wan | 11.5 km from downtown
Phone +852-3411 8888
Address: 33 Perkin Road, Ma Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
No.12 of Water fun & Cool Retreats in Hong Kong
Highlights:
Close interaction with reptiles
Aerial ropeway | Children's playground
Saved by 1070 users443 positive reviews
Verified User Reviews
Very nice ark. There are a lot of activities inside the ark. It’s just some activities are closed during our visit.
went there twice a couple of years ago. go there if you want to experience noah’s ark. i think is a very nice place, to teach younger children about noah’s ark.
1
2
3
