Enter the century-old monument and relive Dr. Sun Yat-sen's past in Hong Kong

Built in 1914, it belongs to the classical architectural style of the Edwardian period, blending the architectural features of Baroba and Rococo styles. It is built of red brick and granite and has a terrace with gorgeous iron bars. It has been listed as a legal monument and is now the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall. The museum has permanent exhibition halls "Sun Yat-sen and Modern China" and "Hong Kong during the Sun Yat-sen Period". Through 150 exhibits, it seems like walking into a time tunnel. During the visit, they also participated in the Sunkan Copper Plate Workshop, where by twisting, you can get a copper plate of your choice as a souvenir, which is a good parent-child activity. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall: 7 Weicheng Road, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong Opening hours: Monday 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣5️⃣: 10am to 6pm Weeks 6️⃣ and public holidays: 10am 7pm Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve: 10am to 5pm ※Closed every Thursday (public holidays, November 12, except March 12) and Lunar New Year's Day and Lunar New Year's Day #Hong Kong Good Places #Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall #Gan Tong Di #Parent-Child Good Places #Statutory Monuments #Central Good Places #Late Qing and Early Republic History