The government announced that to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, the Hong Kong Science Museum and the Space Museum will open for free on July 1.
In addition, other museums under the LCSD, including the Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and the Hong Kong Museum of History, are also organising a series of exhibitions, all of which are free to enter.
The permanent exhibition halls of the Hong Kong Space Museum (except for the Planetarium program) will be open to the public for free on July 1.
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The Hong Kong Science Museum under the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the permanent exhibition halls of the Hong Kong Space Museum (except for the Planetarium program) will be open to free admission on July 1.
In addition to the above museums, Dr Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, Tea Ware Museum, Hong Kong Railway Museum, Fireboat Grantham Exhibition Hall, Law Uk Folk Museum, Lee Cheng Uk Han Tomb Museum, Hong Kong Film Archive, Sam Tung Uk Museum, Oil Street Realization and the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre, a series of exhibitions are also being held, with free admission.
However, due to ongoing maintenance works, the Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence and Shangyao Folklore Museum will remain closed.
The Science Museum will open for free on July 1.
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Must meet vaccine passport requirements
The government reminds that visitors must scan the QR code of the "Safe Travel" venue before entering the museum, and all those entering the indoor venues managed by the LCSD must meet the relevant requirements for the implementation of the "Vaccine Pass".
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Leisure and Cultural Services Department Leisure Facilities 7.1 is also free to play 6.25 and can be booked
Earlier, the LCSD also announced that in order to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the SAR, the public will be able to enjoy all recreational facilities for free on July 1, and citizens will be able to use the fitness room, tennis courts, basketball courts and public swimming pools for free as individuals. Recreational facilities are available for a fee, and places can be reserved on June 25.
Members of the public can make reservations for recreational facilities that have not been booked by groups on July 1 (Tuen Mun Leisure Link) on a first-come-first-served basis at the "Leisure Link" counters and online booking systems in various districts from 7:00 a.m. on June 25 (Saturday). The "Leisure Link" booking counters of the Sports Centre and Water Sports Centre/Camp will be available from 7:30am and 8:30am respectively).
Smart Convenience｜Celebrate the Handover with Rewards Attend the event Scan the QR code and store stamps on the mobile app to exchange for 25 gifts for the 25th Anniversary of Handover｜7.1 Free use of leisure facilities of the LCSD The 25th Anniversary of the Return Xiao Zeyi: It is not confirmed whether the national leaders will visit the Hong Kong Police Force to monitor suspicious persons.