• The Museum will offer a Hong Kong perspective and a global vision, presenting the finest objects from the Palace Museum and other important cultural institutions around the world

  
  

• The Hong Kong Palace Museum presents over a hundred priceless treasures from the Palace Museum. 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 from other parts of the world.

  
  

• Tickets will be sent to your KKday account within 3 days before the selected visit date. Tickets are available for direct admission.

  
  
• Important Notice: The duration of each exhibition varies. Please refer to Hong Kong Palace Museum's official website for the latest information.​
• Special opening hours: 10:00 – 17:00 December 24, 2024 / 10:00 – 20:00 December 25-26, 2024 / 10:00 – 17:00 December 31, 2024. Subject to change, please refer to the Hong Kong Palace Museum website for details.

－ Ticket Options －

• General Admission (Timed entry ticket)
  
  - Access to our thematic exhibitions in Gallery 1 to Gallery 7
  
  - Ticket holders can enter at the designated time on the date selected
  
  - Please arrive within your reserved time slot. Entry for late arrivals will
  be subject to availability.
  
  - Tickets will be sent to your KKday account within 3 days before the
  selected visit date. Tickets are available for direct admission.

  
  

• Special Exhibition (Timed entry ticket)
  
  - Visitors can access the thematic exhibitions (Gallery 1 to 7) and special
  exhibition(s) (Gallery 8) / thematic exhibitions (Gallery 1 to 7) and special
  exhibition(s) (Gallery 9) with a special exhibition ticket
  
  - Ticket holders can enter at the designated time on the date selected

  
  
• Please arrive within your reserved time slot. Entry for late arrivals will be subject to availability.

• Tickets will be sent to your KKday account within 3 days before the selected visit date. Tickets are available for direct admission.

  
  

• Full Access Ticket

  
  
• Access all galleries (1–9)
  
  - Ticket holders can enter at the designated time on the date selected

• Please arrive within your reserved time slot. Entry for late arrivals will be subject to availability.
  
  - Tickets will be sent to your KKday account within 3 days before the
  selected visit date. Tickets are available for direct admission.

  
  

• Flex Entry Ticket
  
  - Access depending on the ticket type purchase
  
  - Valid only for the month of the selected day and can be used during museum
  opening hours. Each ticket is limited to one admission. The month cannot be
  changed.

  
  

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－ Exhibition Details －

• Gallery 1: Entering the Forbidden City: Architecture, Collection, and Heritage—Built on Beijing’s central axis, the position of the Forbidden City testifies to its significance to Chinese politics and culture.
• Gallery 2 - From Dawn to Dusk: Life and Art in the Forbidden City: Follow in the footsteps of the emperors and empresses of the Forbidden City and experience court life in the eighteenth century. Significant events from morning to bedtime and over 300 sumptuous treasures from the Palace Museum represent key moments in their busy and well-regulated lives. These moments bring to life the colour, texture, joy, and sorrow of life inside the Forbidden City.
• Gallery 3: Brilliance: Ming Dynasty Ceramic Treasures from the Palace Museum, 1368–1644: The Chinese ceramics housed in the Palace Museum—unparalleled in volume, quality, and variety—are mainly inherited from the imperial collections of the Ming (1368–1644) and Qing (1644–1911) dynasties. This exhibition features over 100 representative Ming ceramic treasures from the collection of the Palace Museum. It is organized in three sections and explores the development and the outstanding achievements of ceramic production in form, glaze, and design in the early, mid-, and late Ming dynasty.

• Gallery 4: Closed from December 1, 2024 (Sunday) to January 21, 2025 (Tuesday)

  
  

• Gallery 5 - The Quest for Originality: Contemporary Design and Traditional Craft in Dialogue: While the term sheji (“design”) was not used in China until the late nineteenth century, artisans there have been designing and making beautiful and ingenious objects for millennia. This exhibition brings together nearly 100 precious objects from the Palace Museum in lively dialogue with Hong Kong contemporary design talents. It demonstrates the deep interest in innovation, materiality, and function in design shared by people of the past and today, and how contemporary work draws inspiration from time-honoured traditions.

  
  

• Gallery 6: Passion for Collecting: Founding Donations to the Hong Kong Palace Museum​
  
  In less than two years since we opened, the Museum has received more than
  1,100 works. “Passion for Collecting: Founding Donations to the Hong Kong
  Palace Museum” showcases nearly 100 objects from our collection. The
  exhibition is divided into five sections: metalware, painting and calligraphy,
  furniture, religious art and ceramics, dating from the Neolithic period to the
  21st century.​

  
  

• Gallery 7: The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Dwelling in Tranquillity—Reinventing Traditional Gardens​ Reinvents the traditional Chinese garden through a contemporary lens.​

  
  

－ Special Exhibition Details －

• Gallery 8 - Bank of China (Hong Kong) Presents: The Origins of Chinese Civilisation (September 25, 2024–February 7, 2025)
  
  As one of the world’s four great civilisations, Chinese civilisation is
  extensive and profound, boasting a long history stretching back to antiquity.
  It remains the only ancient civilisation in the world that has continuously
  developed up to the present day. In 2002, China launched the “Origins of
  Chinese Civilisation Project”, a national-level research project to trace the
  origins of Chinese civilisation and has confirmed a remarkable cultural
  continuum evincing “diversity in unity” and ongoing development over the
  course of more than 5,000 years. This highly anticipated exhibition at the
  HKPM highlights the achievements of two decades of comprehensive research,
  which involved large-scale archaeological surveys and in-depth investigations
  into the origins, formation, and development of Chinese civilisation.

  
  

• Gallery 9: "When the Forbidden City Meets the Palace of Versailles – Cultural Exchange between China and France in the 17th and 18th Centuries" (December 18, 2024 to May 4, 2025). This exhibition features nearly 150 treasures from two major world heritage sites— the Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles. It showcases the admiration, inspiration, and cultural exchange between the Chinese and French courts in areas such as culture, art, and technology from the second half of the 17th century to the 18th century, as well as the long-standing and valuable friendship between the two countries.