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A free heritage centre in Kowloon Park, in old colonial barracks, with exhibitions on Hong Kong's archaeology and historic buildings.
The egg-shaped planetarium on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, with space halls of hands-on exhibits and dome-screen sky shows.
A large hands-on science museum in Tsim Sha Tsui East with hundreds of interactive exhibits, from a giant energy machine to mirror mazes and a children's zone.
A museum on Central Pier 8 about ships, trade and pirates on the South China Sea, with ship models and a harbour view; easy to pair with the Star Ferry.
Hong Kong Island's best-known family beach, a wide sandy curve on the south side with lifeguards, showers and changing rooms in season.
A small, quieter beach just south of Repulse Bay, reached by a short coastal path.
A secluded small beach beyond Middle Bay, quieter than Repulse Bay.
A landscaped public garden high on Victoria Peak, opposite 40 Mount Austin Road, with quiet lawns and paths away from the Peak's shopping galleries. Open all day.
A marine theme park on the south side of Hong Kong Island, with pandas, the Grand Aquarium, a cable car and rides, plus a small-children zone. A full day.
The Disney resort on Lantau, including the World of Frozen land. A full day.