Specialising in the collection, study and display of tea ware, the branch museum at Flagstaff House features at its core the generous donations of Dr K.S. Lo (1910-1995) , which include many fine examples of the famous Yixing teapots.
Hong Kong Park, 10 Cotton Tree Dr Central and Western District Hong Kong
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The collections are from the Tang period (618-907) to today, but you'll learn the techniques of infusing tea go all the way back to the Neolithic Era. – Green Guide Editor
What's not to like. It's all about tea with little bit of history on it. Upper floor dedicated to ware created by young generations - very creative! Oh, and nice museum shop with that.
This is where you'll learn cool things about Chinese tea culture. Has items dating as far back as the 7th century-present, and presents exhibits on tea-making methods. Don't miss the gift shop .
Have a walk in the Hong Kong Park and visit the Tea Ware Museum for some artistic inspiration.
So interesting place! You see process of making teaware , tea ceremonies and about tea at all! Free admission !
Very educational if you like tea and you can buy some fine handmade clay teaware .
One must go place of Hong Kong. You can learn a lot of Chinese tea .
Free admission . Lots of teacups and teapots . Unfortunately, gift shop was under renovation.
If you like tea , it's worth a visit. Free admission .
Great exhibits and a cute gift shop with nice tea ware and tea !
The STore is over priced.
Impresionante colección de artículos históricos
Heaven in the city center, dont miss the park and the aviary ???? - (((ekin)))
Can be very crowded at lunch time - W C
Amazingly good. A very immersive museum about Hong kong history. - Sander Iwase
A lot of fun, a hands on experience w/the special exhibit and overall informative and easy to maneuver. The space was well laid out and very scenic as well - Candice Rivera
A beautiful building, with an even more interesting museum. - Jane Bosmans
free and FAST wi-fi in a beautiful and central location. Hongkongoers are very kind! - Jana Assis
One of the best malls in HK, no doubt. Spacious, plenty of dining and shopping options. Been there since '97. - Butch Anthony Domingo