List Of Free Activities For Kids In Hong Kong (2024)

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  Cooler temperatures mean that it’s time to hit thehiking trails and explore the great outdoorswith the whole loveable gang. Or go chasing waterfalls, there are plenty of picturesque sites to see, have fun checking outHong Kong's family-friendly waterfalls!If you love hidden gems, where better to find them than in a UNESCO Global Geopark!To help you and your kids in your archeological quest, Little Steps has picked out4 favorite ways to explore.Escape the urban concrete jungle and head to the great outdoors with the family... on bicycles!Here's our guide on where to gobiking and cycling with kids in Hong Kong!

  Hiking With Kids In HK,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/waterfall-outings-kids

  Waterfall Outings With Kids,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/waterfall-outings-kids

  4 Ways To Explore Hong Kong's Geopark,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/4-ways-explore-hong-kongs-geopark

  Biking With Kids In HK,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/biking-kids-hk

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  Hong Kong hosts a slew of fantastic museums,including kid-favorites such as the Space Museum, History Museum, Heritage Museum, and Science Museum. There are also unique museums such as The Police Museum and Railway Museum. Get up close and personal with thebest public museums in Hong Kongfor toddlers, kids, teens, and the family. Often the exhibitions and museum entrance are free or at a very low cost. Make sure to check out the cool museum exhibitions listed below!

  Hong Kong Museums,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/learn/hong-kong-museums

  "Amazing Bugs" Free Exhibition,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/events/amazing-bugs-free-exhibition

  Hong Kong Maritime Museum Mega Board Game,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/events/hong-kong-maritime-museum-mega-board-game

  "Meet-The-Zookeepers” @ The Botanical Gardens,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/events/%E2%80%9Dmeet-zookeepers%E2%80%9D-botanical-gardens

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  Looking for some fun in the sun with the kids, but don't know where to go? Luckily for you, this city has a ton of fun and quirky playgrounds on offer, so no matter where you reside on the 852, there is always a great playground near you. Make sure to check out thefully innovative park in Tuen Mun! Here isThe Little Stepsrundown on some ofthe best outdoor playgrounds in Hong Kong.

  Best Outdoor Playgrounds In HK,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/best-outdoor-playgrounds-hk

  Inclusive Playground In Tuen Mun,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/inclusive-playground-tuen-mun

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  Escape the city for an adventure toHong Kong's great outdoorswith these top camping and glamping options. Experience starlit skies (yes, this city does have them), roast marshmallows by a campfire, and camp out on some of the island'sbest beaches. Or head out to one of Hong Kong's best beaches is also one of the best campsites in Hong Kong!Long Ke Wanis a long white beach located in Sai Kung Country Park and has always been a favorite escape for Hong Kongers looking for a slice of paradise in their backyard. Those who wish to do some proper stargazing, check outThe Astropark, a theme park with stargazing facilities located within Chong Hing Water Sports Centre, you can camp here too if you pre-book!

  Camping In Hong Kong,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/camping-hong-kong

  Long Ke Wan With The Fam,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/long-ke-wan-fam

  Camping & Stargazing at the Astrocamp,www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/Museum/Space/Astropark

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  Some of Hong Kong’s often forgotten pleasures are undoubtedly its many beaches, who are wonderfully equipped with showers, changing rooms, barbeques, and often great restaurants nearby. To find out more, Little Steps has rounded up all theneed-to-know info on the top beachesin Hong Kong for families. Or head to the cleanest beach in the city, TrioBeach in Sai Kung. While this hidden treasure of a beach is small, you will find itchild-friendlywith all the facilities you need including a refreshment kiosk and shower rooms. Orhit the waveswith your little surfer dudes and dudettes, plenty of cool spots in HK!

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  Top 10 Family Beaches,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/top-10-family-beaches

  Trio Beach, Sai Kung,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/trio-beach-sai-kung

  Riding The Waves,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/riding-waves

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  Pack a picnic, something to sit on, a few toys and plenty of sunscreen – it’s time fora day at the park! Hong Kong has dozens of beautiful Parks, so go out and explore with the family and check them out! Little Steps has rounded up family-favorites from Kowloon to Kennedy Town with perks including playgrounds, views, unique picnic spots and more. Make sure to check out the newly revamped Peak Tram and the new Peak Galleria, which has been finally completed after nearly 3 years. Go on now...get out and enjoy the fresh air!

  Hong Kong’s Best Parks,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/hong-kong-best-parks

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  Markets are a way of life in Hong Kong, and probably one of the best places to bring your whole family to experience a slice of local life. Not only are the city's wet markets a thriving place to get great bargains on the freshest produce in town, but there are also plenty of market places and specialized streets where you can get the best deals on clothes, toys for the tykes and great bargains on just about anything and everything.For toys and party goodies galore, head to f*ck Wing Street a.k.a. Toy Street by those who know this street market in Sham Shui Po.

  Top 10 HK Markets,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/shop/top-10-hk-markets

  Toy Street,www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/shop/toy-street

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  Street art and public installations are popping up all over the city and parents are getting involved. These snap-worthy backdrops are creating quite the Instagram snaps. Little Steps has rounded up a list of street art outings you can enjoy with the kids. Or, if you stumble on some street art, you can learn more about these artists as well. Happy exploring.

  Street Art Explorations, www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/events/hk-street-art-kids

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  Who knew that the government offered free playrooms for wee-ones throughout Hong Kong? While some are more popular than others, the playrooms are cleaned regularly and offer a free alternative for indoor play in areas that don't have many choices. There are often other add-on activities in the same facility, like a library or market. There are 31 playrooms in total, but we round up the best 10 here for you and your tykes.

  Top 10 Free Public Playrooms, www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/top-10-public-playrooms-hk

• Although they might not be real aquariums, they sure provide the entertainment. Visit the fishing restaurants along the waterfront in Sai Kung, Lamma Island, or any of Hong Kong's favorite go-to fish restaurants by the sea. Kids can spend plenty of time examining the fish, squid, shrimp, and clams from the giant tanks. Sai Kung waterfront provides exceptionally large fish tanks complete with exceptionally large fish. Bring the scooters to and cruise along from restaurant to restaurant completing your free outing with a picnic by the ocean.

  Sai Kung Waterfront, Sai Kung, Hong Kong.

• The cat is out of the bag folks! This secret beach and playground is not only a treat for the whole family, it is also super easy to access, too! Chung Hom Kok Beach is located down the road from Stanley Plaza and offers a true hidden oasis for kids of all ages. A clean beach, a rockin' playground, bungalows for picnics, and fresh air... see you on the sand.

  Chung Hom Kok Beach @ Stanley, www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/secret-southside-beach-playground

• No visit to Hong Kong would be complete without a visit to The Peak. Queue to get on the tram or take a hike up to the top via Bowen Road. Both ways ensure wonderful sights, and once you’re up there, shop at the mall and market and take a stroll around the stroller-friendly path. Then have a meal break at Cafe Deco (indoor play corner) or Pho Yummee (playground next door)... perfect!

  Cafe Deco, The Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Rd, The Peak, +852 2849 5111, www.cafedecogroup.com

  Pho Yummee, Level 1, The Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong, +852 2849 2121, www.cafedecogroup.com

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