Nice historical building and interesting museum, however it's a small building, don't expect too much.
An interesting place to visit if you love to see and learn about old medical equipment and practices. This museum chronicals the advancements in medicine that we're achieved in Hong Kong from the 1800's through today. They have some fun exibits. The enterance fee is cheap which makes is a must see and it doesn't take to long to walk through.
A very interesting visit with very detailed exhibits. I highly recommend this place to famillies that are visiting Hong Kong as it has a lot of information that you can't find in other parts of the world. A good experience!
Currently showing: Bound Feet Women of China. An extraordinary exhibition that definitely worth a visit! Highly recommended!!!
A very old building housed the medical museum. Exhibition materials are very old, also covering some history of epidemic control during the early years of the territory. The location of the museum is far from ease of access by public transport.
A tiny mesuem but interesting to learn early development of western medicine in HK.
Unfortunately the room about Chinese medicine had no English signs, but the rest was very interesting, covering the development of medical care
Cool location, so-so facility itself. Do go to the basement. Hang around the nearby areas after.
Has interesting displays for those interested in medical sciences.
Good display of the medical history of Hong Kong. The museum is a monument itself and is a centre place where the history evolved.
Worth a visit if u like history and medicine
Worth a visit to know more about Hong Kong medical history!
So and so. I'm an Italian medical student and I expected a lot from this museum. Too small!
Good place to know more about HK history of battling infectious diseases.
A good place to learn medical history and development in hk
Very well preserved Edwardian building with pretty facade
Temporarily closed until Feb 2017. Walking there from the closest MTR station leaves you looking like you've just walked out a shower.of sweat.due to the long uphill climb.
Take a taxi or Uber for about HKD 30-40 instead if you want to avoid the climb, but you might miss out on the little shops along the way up that are always interesting to look at.
The Sun Yat-Sen museum is close by and free admission if you're already up there.
Interesting exhibits but not a lot to see. Quite a few exhibits were closed when I visited.
This used to be a Pathology Institute where the laboratories of the Medical and Health Department was established. Now it becomes a museum showing the history of medicine. The old equipments were no longer used and it demonstrated how the medical services of Hong Kong advances to become the top three most efficient health care systems in the globe.