[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for The HKMA (Updated May)

#HongKongTravel #HongKongStation #IFC #HongKongSeaview #High-altitudeView #TongHuaShiJieCustomizedBirthWeightTeddyBear #WeddingGift #Wedding #ThankYouGift #BirthdayGift #NewbornGift #WeightTeddyBear #Customized #BirthTeddyBear #MadeInTaiwan #FullMoon #HundredDays 👉Remember to follow Principal Meng Meng to see more🥰 The IFC, located on the upper floor of the Hong Kong Express, and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, arrange visits according to the session time, and you need to exchange your photo ID for admission. Transportation: MTR Central Station or Hong Kong Station or Star Ferry Central Visiting time: about one hour free! free! free! No appointment required! Go straight! time: Monday to Friday • 10:00am-6:00pm Saturday 10:00am-1:00pm Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays First look for IFC Phase II, where there is a passage to the Monetary Authority. At the counter at the entrance, you need to show your ID for registration. Tourists can just show their passports. The visiting floor is on the 55th floor. There are restrictions on taking photos in many places. You have to enter the visiting area. Video recording is also prohibited. You can only take photos. The scenery is quite amazing and it is free to visit, which is great. 📍Address: 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong #HKExpress #HKIslandAttractions #CentralAttractions

The Hong Kong Financial Museum is located within the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, transformed from the former trading hall, and was completed in February 2018. Highlights of the Visit • Bei Character Wall: On the right-hand side upon entering, there is a wall featuring Chinese characters with the "贝" (bei) radical, including auspicious ones like "赚" (earn) and "赢" (win), as well as negative ones like "贪" (greed) and "贿" (bribe), symbolizing the unpredictable blessings and curses of money. • Financial History Exhibits: Displays the development of Hong Kong's financial market, including major events such as the banking crises of the 1960s and 1980s, and the "Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect." It also showcases the history of securities trading in Hong Kong, from the early colonial period in the 19th century to the merger of various exchanges. • Precious Artifacts: Features items gifted by floor traders who worked in the former trading hall, as well as other finance-related exhibits, such as "National Salvation Bonds" from China's resistance against Japan and commemorative banknotes issued by the Bank of China. Visiting Tips It is recommended to check exhibition and event schedules in advance through relevant channels to plan your visit effectively. Once inside, take your time to explore each section and immerse yourself in the fascinating history of finance.

Head to the 55th floor of Two ifc for therapeutic view of Hong Kong skyscrapers. This place is actually Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) where you also get to learn everything about the Hong Kong Dollar. The view from up here is amazing, almost comparable to the view from The Peak. It is located in Central, so it’s easy to get to by tram or mtr. After enjoying the view from above, you can do some window shopping in ifc mall. #hongkong #hkifcmall

Hong Kong Monetary Authority. It's a bit tricky to find if you're inside the IFC. Show "HongKong Monetary Authority" to the people living in the building and they'll kindly tell you. ID. Passport is required for tourists. If you take the EV, there's only one button to go to the 55th floor. It's still charming even on a bad day. #travelplanning #HKMA #freeobservationdeck #observationdeck #HongKong #MonetaryAuthority

#newyearnewtrip The Hong Kong Monetary Authority's public exhibition space is housed at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority Building, located in Central, Hong Kong. The most convenient way to reach the HKMA is by way of Mass Transit Railway (MTR), exit at Central Station and go to Exit A and from Exit A, walk to HKMA Building at 2 International Finance Centre. Besides that, you also can reach the HKMA by tram, commonly known as "Ding Ding", get off at Exchange Square Tram Station or Central Tram Station and walk to HKMA.

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