孫中山紀念館

Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum in Central's Kom Tong Hall: Check Opening Info Before You Go

The Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum sits in Kom Tong Hall on Castle Road, Mid-Levels, Central, and opened to the public in 2006. The four-storey building, with about 2,560 sq m of floor area, is named after its first owner Ho Kom-tong and was completed in 1914 in Edwardian classical style; it is one of Hong Kong's earliest private residences built with reinforced concrete and in-wall wiring, and was declared a monument in 2010. Inside are 2 permanent exhibition halls with historical artefacts and audiovisual programmes on Sun Yat-sen's life and Hong Kong's role in the late 19th to early 20th century reform and revolutionary movements.

Online reports disagree on opening arrangements, mentioning both a closure from May and a 7 November reopening, but the years cannot be confirmed, so treat these as unverified. Check official announcements or ask the venue about opening status and hours before you go.

Editor’s noteFor Sun Yat-sen's life and Hong Kong's modern history, the permanent displays and the historic building are worth a look; since online reports on opening arrangements conflict, check the latest official announcement first.

This guide draws on public sources and does not claim a first-hand visit. Reviews and arrangements may change.