[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Railway Museum (Updated Jun)

Hong Kong Railway Museum reopens on October 4th, exhibiting the new collection No. 60 diesel-electric locomotive The Hong Kong Railway Museum has completed the exhibition renovation project and will reopen to the public for free admission (October 4th), and exhibit its latest collection No. 60 diesel-electric locomotive - "Joe Petty". 　　Diesel-electric locomotive No. 60 has been in service since 1974. It is one of the last batch of diesel locomotives introduced to Hong Kong by the Kowloon-Canton Railway. It has been in service on the East Rail Line and witnessed the golden age of railway freight between Hong Kong and the Mainland. After the Kowloon-Canton Railway was fully electrified in 1983, locomotive No. 60 was withdrawn from passenger service, but was still used to pull freight trucks and engineering vehicles. It is the last locomotive in Hong Kong to be named after a person, and was named "Peter Quick" after the second general manager of the Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation. After serving Hong Kong for nearly half a century, locomotive No. 60 was officially retired in 2021. The train was earlier transferred by the MTR Corporation Limited (MTR) to the Hong Kong Railway Museum for permanent collection and exhibition, with the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD)'s Conservation Office assisting in supervising the restoration work. Speaking at the handover ceremony on October 3, the Director of Leisure and Cultural Services, Mr Lau Ming-kwong, said that the Railway Museum had once again added a large railway artifact after receiving historic carriage No. 313 in 2020, which was great news for train fans and the general public. It is believed that locomotive No. 60 will further increase the public's interest in the historical development of local railways. Other officiating guests at the ceremony included MTR Managing Director – Hong Kong Passenger Services Ms. Jennifer Yeung, MTR Director of Operations and Innovation Dr. Kevin Lee, Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation Company Secretary Mr. Wong Chung-leung and Hong Kong Heritage Museum Chief Curator Mr. Lam Kwok-fai. Locomotive No. 60 is mainly made of metal materials. Due to long-term exposure to outdoor environment during service, the iron parts will inevitably rust and paint peel off. Before being stationed at the Railway Museum, restoration experts from the Heritage Conservation Office carried out restoration work on Locomotive No. 60 at the MTR Locomotive Operation Room in Lo Wu to re-coat it with a protective coating to slow down the rusting of the metal body when on outdoor display. To complement this precious and historically significant new exhibit, the museum provides visitors with multimedia exhibit information through the Leisure and Cultural Services Department’s “Smart Museum” mobile app, bringing the public a richer and more interesting museum experience. This year also marks the 110th anniversary of the construction of the Old Tai Po Market Railway Station, the original site of the Hong Kong Railway Museum. The Railway Museum specially presents the "Building and Carrying People's Feelings - 110th Anniversary of the Old Tai Po Market Railway Station" exhibition, hoping to showcase the history and development of the Old Tai Po Market Railway Station, as well as the relationship between the station and the Tai Po community through precious historical pictures from different institutions. Citizens can recall the memories of riding the railway in the past through the pictures. In addition to the newly added collection of diesel-electric locomotive No. 60, the Hong Kong Railway Museum also has other special collections, including Hong Kong's first diesel-electric locomotive No. 51, a narrow-gauge steam locomotive that once ran on the Sha Tau Kok branch line, and many historical carriages from different eras. Railway enthusiasts should not miss it. The Hong Kong Railway Museum is located at 13 Chong Tak Street, Tai Po Market, Tai Po, Hong Kong. #HongKongRailwayMuseum #OldTaiPoMarketTrainStation #goodplacetodischarge #discharge #goodplaceforfamily #familytravelonholiday #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesonweekdays #goodplacesonweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #family #familyactivity #check-inattraction #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong #discoverhongkong #awesomehongkong

🚂🏛️🕰️The Hong Kong Railway Museum is a place that makes people feel like traveling through time, displaying the rich railway history and culture. When I stepped into the museum, I was immediately attracted by its nostalgic architecture. This building preserves many old train carriages and equipment, allowing me to feel the evolution and changes in the development of railways. 🏛️👀🚆 The exhibits in the museum are very rich and diverse, and I can appreciate the train vehicles and accessories from various periods up close. Some of the train carriages were so well preserved that I could step inside and be transported back to the old days of railroading. This gave me a deeper understanding of the history and craftsmanship of trains. Moreover, the museum has some interactive displays that allowed me to experience what it’s like to drive a train, which was a really unique experience! 🚂👨‍🔧🎮 In addition to train vehicles, the museum displays many railroad-related artifacts and exhibits. I saw some old tickets, timetables, traffic lights, etc. These small items were full of nostalgic atmosphere. Through these exhibits, I can gain a deeper understanding of the role of railway transportation in the development and daily life of Hong Kong! 🎡 #Greater Bay Area Attractions #Hong Kong Railway Museum #WeekendTrip

#hongkongtrip 🇭🇰Hongkong Railway Museum🚉 🚃 Is a railway museum in Tai Po, Hong Kong. It is now under the management of the Leisure and Cultural Service Department, opened on 20 December 1985 📌 Based at the former Tai Po Market Railway Station, though given the exhibits are life-size trains, most of the museum is outdoors 📌 Alongside the historical aspect of seeing a traditional steam locomotive, an old 1950s Australia-made diesel electric engine and retro passenger coaches, visitors can learn about the development of the railways and MTR in Hong Kong, plus there’s an interactive educational corner 📍 It is located at the site where the old Tai Po Market railway station was built in 1913 📌Admission is FREE😃 ❓️How to get there? By MTR🚉 10-minute walk from 👉Exit A2 of Tai Po Market Station to Tai Po Complex, follow the directional signage of the Museum and then through Wai Yi Street to On Fu Road by a 8-minute walk

#Greater Bay Area Attractions The Hong Kong Railway Museum is a free-admission outdoor museum located in the heart of Tai Po Market, covering an area of ​​6,500 square meters. It was rebuilt on the site of the old Tai Po Market Railway Station. The exhibition hall is divided into outdoor and indoor exhibition areas, displaying old train models, historical pictures, narrow-gauge steam locomotives and historical carriages, etc., for everyone to learn about railway history and get in touch with the cultural relics firsthand.

Address - Hong Kong Railway Museum, Tai Po Environment/Facilities - About 15 minutes walk from Tai Po Market Railway Station. However after a rainy day 5 recommended walking will be very slippery Price per person - free Rating - Passage Value Burst

There are many different types of museums in Hong Kong, some of which some mothers think are very unique. This time I want to introduce the outdoor and indoor museums👉🏻 "#HongKongRailwayMuseum🚂" The Hong Kong Railway Museum🚂 is located in the city center of Tai Po Market, covering an area of ​​6,500 square meters. It is an outdoor museum converted from the original site of the old Tai Po Market Railway Station🚉. The railway station🚉 was listed as a legal monument in 1984. After restoration and redecoration, the museum was opened to the public in 1985. The museum is divided into 2️⃣ parts outdoor and indoor✌🏻 🚉There is an exhibition hall in the railway station building👀, which not only introduces the history of railways, but also displays many old tickets🏷️, train models🚃, etc. In addition, there is an old ticket office💰 and signal control room🔊, which displays a variety of tools and signaling systems used in old railway stations The outdoor display area displays several ancient train cars🚃 and old engineering vehicles🚧, including narrow-gauge steam locomotives, diesel-electric locomotives, historical cars, railway inspection cars, sign arms, etc. Visitors can also get in touch with railway artifacts🤩 Piggy Bao and his mother went to the museum, first visited the indoor part, but did not carefully read all the introduction, Piggy Bao can not wait to go out to the outdoor exhibition area to visit 💨💨💨😆😆😆 Mom thought that the most attractive piggy bank would be the train 🚂, but in fact it is stone 🪨 🤣, whether indoor or outdoor exhibition area is the first time to rush to play with stones 🪨, Mom really can not estimate the magic of stone 🪨 😆 After playing with stones 🪨, mother and piggy bank boarded the physical train carriage to visit🤩, the train carriage has many cards, showing the passenger train carriages of different eras, really each has its own characteristics, piggy bank walking all the way, like shuttling in different eras 🤣. Piggy Bao said that the first class carriage 💺 is the most comfortable to sit in 😆, but his favorite is a turning chair 🌀 at the entrance of the train, turning so hard that he can't wait to leave 🤣 Leaving the train compartment 🚃, we took pictures around 📸️, of course the most attractive thing is the 5️⃣1️⃣ diesel locomotive in the center of the museum railway, it is the first diesel train introduced in Hong Kong, very historical 😊. "Hong Kong Railway Museum🚂" photography is really beautiful and very special, but the exhibition hall and historical car cards are not allowed to take wedding photos 👰 ♀️, graduation photos 🎓 or other styling photos, and when shooting outdoors, you can not use 🙅🏻 ♀️ photography tripod, you should pay attention 😉 📮Address: 13 Chong Tak Street, Tai Po Market, Tai Po, Hong Kong #parent-child #parent-child fun #parent-child activity #holiday destination #Hong Kong Railway Museum #Railway Museum #museum #Tai Po #Tai Po Market #train #statutory monuments #full-time mother #4y7m #piggy bun's happy daily life

This restaurant is very famous in Tai Po. I came here once before but couldn't eat without a booking🙁. This time book a seat and come early to eat, it's already full by around 7pm🤫! Its dinner is good, a main course with appetizers and drinks are 148, some options have to pay extra. For appetizers, I chose a slow-cooked chicken breast Caesar salad🥗 and a rich soup (mushroom soup)🍄, which were served in soup bowls, so the salad portion felt a bit small, but the chicken was tender and tasted good, and the mushroom soup was quite strong. For the main course, I chose this black truffle porcini cheese pizza. The pizza is not bread pizza texture🍕, but very thin and crispy. There are a lot of mushrooms on top 🍄🍄, and they are very fragrant, plus the cheese is baked until crispy and delicious 🧀. Hong Cheng Wagyu burger can choose how mature 🍔, we selected 70%, so the inside is still a bit pink, quite fragrant beef flavor. The burger is very thick and very eye-catching. Coupled with fresh tomatoes 🍅, salad vegetables and fried onions 🧅, it feels quite fresh, it would be better if there was more sauce. There are 6 honey Grapefruit Crispy Fried Chicken Wings🐔, which are relatively thin fried skin, quite crispy, the chicken inside still has juice dripping out. There is a layer of honey grapefruit sauce on top. It tastes sour and not too greasy, but eating slowly will make the skin soft. This place is quite good overall, and the decor is quite special. I saw someone at the next table celebrating a birthday🎂, in addition to ordering dessert can write, there are also fairy wands🕯, sparkling wine and instant free🥂, next time come here to celebrate is good. 📍Homeland G/F, 2 Tung Chang Street, Tai Po #familygoods #foodie #cafe #hkfoodie #hkfood #hongkongfood

A traditional Chinese building with a unique golden character roof🏯 It is the former site of the old Tai Po Market Railway Station. The railway station building was built in 1913 It was listed as a legal monument in 1984 and opened to the public after restoration Although the museum is not big, it can take an hour and a half to visit and take photos The exhibition hall retains the ancient railway station, the narrow-gauge steam locomotive 51 diesel electric motors, etc., both in construction, tracks and trains Very unique taste, as if back to the 80s train station 👍 Address📍 13 Chong Tak Street, Tai Po Market, Tai Po Transportation 🚇A 10-minute walk from Exit A2 of Tai Po Market Station on the East Rail Line Open 📆1, 3 to Sunday and public holidays 10:00-18:00 Closed on Tuesdays, free admission #New Year Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places #Parents Good Places #Tai Po Good Places #Holiday Good Places #Where to Play in Spring

It was my first time to visit the Hong Kong Railway Museum. I was very excited because most of my life has been spent in the New Territories, and trains have really been part of my life growing up. Admission to the museum is free and the location is easy to get to. The entire station was rebuilt from the old Tai Po Market Railway Station and retains many old buildings and items, which are quite precious. The exhibition hall also provides a detailed introduction to the transportation history of Hong Kong railways. The most special ones are of course several train cars of considerable historical value. The first diesel locomotive introduced in 1955 is definitely worth a visit. #Train Station Museum #Local Tours #Hong Kong Places to Visit

Sometimes I feel that Tai Po is a rather magical place. It has many popular restaurants as well as places with high consumption. It is difficult to describe the fun of mingle among them in a few words. I have never noticed the name Munch Now, but I have actually been there many times. Many years ago, a friend took me there for croissants, and I went there for lunch afterwards, but I was always in a hurry... It was not until I wanted to write something that I remembered that there was a name. It is not Brunch, not Lunch. Looking up the dictionary, Munch means to chew with big mouthfuls. The name of the store is probably "Let's chew with big mouthfuls now!" It should not be a sophisticated restaurant. The wine, oysters, and steak have the meaning of enjoying life while you can and living in the present. The restaurant is located in an old street, sandwiched between a flower shop and a butcher stall, an interesting place! We returned to the old place, and it still had floor-to-ceiling glass doors, but the outside was filled with menus. We visited in the afternoon that day, so it should have been tea time. From the poster outside the door, we saw that there was a three-tier tea set. When we went inside, there were a lot of sundries, which didn't match the stylish decoration. We suddenly lost the atmosphere and mood for a three-tier afternoon tea, so we ordered a normal afternoon tea meal. The grilled cheese and eel croissant, this strange combination makes people want to try it. However, if you don’t look carefully, you may not taste the eel. The first thing you think of when eating a croissant is jam, and when it is sandwiched with cheese, you think of ham. As a result, the quantity is not too much. The eel is like a ninja, and it is delicious with a sense of loss. The special drink mango smoothie is also good. For another afternoon tea, I tried some ordinary fried chicken...it tasted like a combination of tea and stylish Western food. The chicken chop was crispy and hot, and the plate it came in was originally owned by the restaurant. On the narrow dining table, there was a pair of special-shaped condiment bottles. One could imagine the original positioning of the restaurant, but it had a strange label... wavering between a tea house and stylish Western food, how will this path go? Overall, the food is good, the environment and service are just so-so, and the price is between Cha Kee and Stylish Western Restaurant. Considering the quality of the food, it is still acceptable. Munch Now (Tai Po) Wai Yee Street, Tai Po Market #foodie #afternoontea

Xiaobao loves cars🚂 and took him to see the historical train museum📍 Full of cars + wow wow calling some babies say 👶🏻 happy and excited 🥰 You can walk on the tracks and play with the stones 🪨 get in the car and browse 🪑 Relaxing and pleasant experience 👍🏻 **A place that Dabao loved when he was a child🚊

Not to mention, the original Fanling-Sha Tau Kok branch line was officially opened in 1912. It is 7.25 miles long and has three stops in the middle. Passengers need to crowd on uncovered cars and face the sun and rain. With the completion of the Sha Tau Kok Highway, this branch line was officially closed after only 17 years of operation. It was propelled by narrow-gauge steam locomotives, but the locomotives ceased operation soon after the branch line closed. Today, this meaningful locomotive is on display in the Hong Kong Railway Museum in Tai Po Market, and there are several exhibition halls and train car exhibits in the museum, detailing the history of railway development over the years, which is really eye-opening. #MuseumRecommendations #HongKongGood Places #LocalTour

The Hong Kong Railway Museum in the center of Tai Po City is not very large, but it covers an area of ​​6,500 square meters. The old railway station building was built in 1913 in the style of traditional Chinese architecture. It was listed as a statutory monument in 1984. After restoration, the museum was opened to the public free of charge in 1985. The first time I visited, I felt it was an eye-opener. It was a bit like Taiwan's Jiufen and Shifen, because there were many exhibits that were not from this era, which allowed the younger generation to better understand the history of railway development. When I visited the interior of an old train, I realized that there were so many different levels of carriages in the past. The most impressive thing was of course the super soft seats in the first class. #Train fans must go #Train Station Museum

The Hong Kong Railway Museum in Tai Po was rebuilt from the old Tai Po Market Railway Station. As soon as you enter the entrance, you can see the distinctive Tai Po Market Railway Station (1913), with its unique traditional Chinese pyramid-shaped design. The indoor exhibition hall introduces the history of Hong Kong's railway transportation. The most eye-catching part, of course, is that the museum preserves old carriages, motorized engineering carriages, the first diesel locomotive, narrow-gauge steam locomotives, etc., which are no longer seen in Hong Kong today. You can check in as many times as you want in different carriages, but unfortunately the museum is not very large and you can basically complete the visit in half an hour. Address: 13 Chong Tak Street, Tai Po Tickets: Free admission #LocalTour #Museum #FreeExhibition

The Hong Kong Railway Museum is located near Tai Po Market Railway Station. The latest 313 historical carriage was put on display in 2020. All the historical carriages on display in this museum are stored outdoors. If you like portrait photography, it is well worth going there to take some beautiful photos.

A restaurant full of Turkish style, from the outside is attracted by its decoration! Avocado Shrimp Pizza The crust is crispy and served with fresh avocado shrimp cheese 😋😋yummy Spaghetti carbonara This is just average! Fried chicken wings Crispy and delicious! address: Chapter ONE (Tai Po) G/F, 12 Ren Hing Street, Tai Po #ConsumerVoucherStrategy #Augustvlog #foodie #SummerFoodRecommendation #HongKongFood #PhotoClean Bar #Turkish Style

I took some time to visit the Railway Museum during the holidays☺️ I have discovered that Hong Kong has many unique attractions since I didn't travel there. You can visit the characteristic train while you can see the view near it, worth a visit☺️

Location in Tai Po Market, location close to the city. When you come to Tai Po, you can walk around and take photos. The results are quite good when the weather is good. #Local Tour The place is small but the best thing is that there is a train to take pictures 🥰

Local Attractions - Hong Kong Railway Museum Address: Tai Po Market, 13 Chong Tak Street, Tai Po (Take the MTR from Tai Po Market Station Exit A2 and walk towards Tai Po Complex for about 10 minutes. Follow the signs for the Railway Museum along the way, pass Wai Yee Street, and then walk along On Fu Road for about 8 minutes.) The Hong Kong Railway Museum is located in the city center of Tai Po Market, covering an area of ​​6,500 square meters. It is an outdoor museum rebuilt on the site of the old Tai Po Market Railway Station. The old railway station building was built in 1913 and is a traditional Chinese building with a unique pyramid-shaped roof. The railway station was declared a monument in 1984 and after restoration and redecoration, the museum was opened to the public in 1985. #HistoryMuseum #HistoryCulture #Traces of History

Post-millennial friends, or may not know, our country now often ride electrified trains 🚄, used to be actually driven by steam, today we take you into the Tai Po Railway Museum to reminisce about the past, explore the history and culture of Hong Kong railways, witness the progress of the times 🤗 What is worth checking in at the Railway Museum?: 1. Nostalgic carriage from the early Republic (very different from modern trains, the seats and other facilities are made of wood, and there is no air conditioning ga😆, showing the nostalgic style of the early Republic) 2. Nostalgic platform (trains parked on the platform are very interesting, not to mention you may not know, many early Republic movies are shot with this platform 😜, I also use shooting techniques 📹, imitating the train starting moment 😎) 3. Put across the tracks 🚆 (Usually MTR jumping tracks will be fined 💸, but here you can enjoy taking pictures in the center of the tracks 🥳) After visiting the Railway Museum, you can also visit the nearby Greenway Academy, formerly the old Tai Po Police Station ga😁, now has been managed and revitalized by Cadbury Farm, let you know the history of the police station in the British era😉 Want to know more good places to visit in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁, with your support we will have the motivation to continue to discover the special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #RailwayMuseum #Tai Po #Tai Po Old Police Station #Green Point Academy #Cadoorie Farm #Early Republic #Local Tour

The Railway Museum, formerly the old Tai Po Market Railway Station, has a history of more than 100 years. It used to be one of the important railway stations of the Kowloon-Canton Railway. However, after the new Tai Po Market Railway Station was opened in the 1980s, the old Tai Po Market Railway Station was closed in the same year. The original site of the railway station is listed as a legal monument and converted into a museum. Features outdoor and indoor exhibition areas. The indoor exhibition hall displays many valuable artifacts, train models and historical pictures and videos to help visitors understand the history of the development of the railway. Outside, there is the old Tai Po Market Railway Station sign, several train carriages that are perfect for taking pictures, and tracks for visitors to take pictures. The photo shows that Ni really has a hipster and fresh feeling. This characteristic nostalgia is hard to find in other parts of Hong Kong. #LocalTour #Exhibition2022 #HongKongGood Places #TaiPo

Today I would like to introduce you to a place that is worth taking your children to increase their knowledge. Admission is free. Similar places in Japan and Taiwan also require admission fees. This is the Hong Kong Railway Museum, which was converted from the old Tai Po Market Railway Station and is located in the heart of Tai Po Market. The railway station was listed as a statutory monument in 1984 and was subsequently rebuilt and reopened to the public a year later. Here you can discover the facilities and tracks of the train station that have evolved over different eras, and admire the No. 51 diesel-electric locomotive, steam locomotive, and the transformation process of different historical carriages. Address: 13 Chong Tak Street, Tai Po Market, Tai Po Admission: Free #localtourism #2022exhibitions #HongKongGoodDestinations #FamilyDestinations

The Hong Kong Railway Museum is located in the city center of Tai Po Market. When you enter the museum, you can see the old Tai Po Market Railway Station Building, which was listed as a statutory monument in 1984. In addition to the ticket office, waiting room and platform, there is also a small exhibition hall that displays information and models of the history and changes of trains. In addition, the exhibition hall also has a historical train, allowing visitors to slowly appreciate the former steam locomotive, the ordinary class carriage of 1974 and the first class carriage of 1964. Railway fans really can’t miss it! Location: 13 Chong Tak Street, Tai Po Market, Hong Kong #consumptionvoucherstrategy #2022exhibition #starwritersmaysurprise

Its predecessor was the Tai Po Market Railway Station built in 1913. Its boarding and waiting areas have very ancient Chinese designs, and it is a platform with a sense of history. Moreover, admission to the internal exhibition hall is free, but unfortunately it is closed due to the epidemic. There are a total of seven historical carriages preserved outside, including a one-to-one real train and Sir Alexander's No. 51 train, but you cannot go inside to visit it, but you can take photos with it. Another green train was quietly parked by the roadside. The old rails were paved with stones, and the clear sunlight shone on the mottled walls. The carriage could not be entered due to the epidemic, but it was enough to just take pictures from outside! #2022Exhibitions #LocalTours #GreatPlacesInTaiPo #GreatPlacesInTheCountryside #GreatPlacesInSummer #GreatPlacesInHongKong #GreatPlacesForFamilies

This old-style ticket office has preserved many exhibits with historical value😎 Recreating the appearance of the ticket office at that time Here you can get to know the railway equipment of that time🤪 #WinterTravel #Popular Exhibition

These historical cars are open for you to visit. You can board the carriage to see the environment of the carriage at that time😗 Now there is an electric fan inside the carriage so that you don't have to work too hard to visit when the weather is hot🥰 #WinterTravel #Popular Exhibition

This Locomotive No. 51 is the first diesel-electric locomotive in Hong Kong😗 It served from 1955 to 1997 and witnessed the development of Hong Kong Railways. You can learn more while taking pictures😝 #WinterTravel #Popular Exhibition

This time Uncle introduces the Hong Kong Railway Museum located in Tai Po Old Market. The Railway Museum has a traditional Chinese architectural style, plus a green leather carriage placed outdoors. The museum also introduces the history of Hong Kong Railway, respectively, the Kowloon-Canton Railway, and the Hong Kong MTR, and displays many cultural relics and historical photos, such as the old railway station monuments and signal room, antique carriages, etc. #wintertravel #popularexhibitions #local tours #where to go in December #good places to go in Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Railway Museum is an outdoor museum converted from the original site of the old Tai Po Market Railway Station😮 You can still see the appearance of the former ticket office in this antique railway station building😝 #WinterTravel #Popular Exhibition