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

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

#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

Perched high above the city in the International Finance Centre, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) offers more than just a glimpse into the city’s role as a global financial hub—it’s a deep dive into the forces that keep the economy ticking. The Visitor Centre is a hidden gem for anyone curious about money, banking, and the history that shaped Hong Kong’s financial landscape. The exhibits lead you through the evolution of the city’s currency, from the earliest banknotes to the uniquely complex system of multiple note-issuing banks. Interactive displays bring to life concepts like monetary stability, exchange rates, and the HKMA’s role in safeguarding the economy. There’s a certain satisfaction in seeing how abstract ideas—like “financial resilience”—are translated into real-world actions that affect millions. One of the unexpected highlights is the panoramic view from the centre. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame Victoria Harbour in all its grandeur, offering a reminder of the city’s constant rhythm of trade and finance. It’s a spot where the past and present meet—centuries-old trading heritage blending seamlessly with modern skyscrapers and bustling ports. A visit here is both educational and surprisingly engaging, making it a worthwhile stop for travellers with an interest in economics, history, or simply understanding what makes Hong Kong tick. You leave with a deeper appreciation for the city’s stability—and perhaps a newfound respect for the quiet, behind-the-scenes work that keeps it all running. #hkonbudget

Hong Kong Monetary Authority. It's a bit tricky to find the way from 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 has its own charm even on a bad day. #travelplan #HKMA #freeobservationdeck #observationdeck #HongKong #MonetaryAuthority

#HongKongInDepthTour Save money traveling in Hong Kong ~ secretly telling you how to enjoy a free view of the Hong Kong skyline If you want to go to Sky100, you have to pay an admission fee of over $100. But the place I’m introducing is free. And you can clearly see the entire Bank of China Tower. You can’t see this from Sky100 or Victoria Harbour. This is the Hong Kong Monetary Authority Exhibition Hall, 55th floor, IFC Tower 2. Here you can see the beautiful Hong Kong skyline and also learn about the history and production of Hong Kong currency. There are also interactive mini-games, making it a great experience. Hong Kong Monetary Authority Exhibition Hall 📍Address: 55/F, International Finance Centre Tower 2, 8 Finance Street, Central Opening hours: Monday to Friday (10:00 – 18:00), Saturday (10:00 – 13:00), closed on Sundays and public holidays

#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.

For a free high-altitude view at the IFC II building in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is a lesser-known spot. Besides enjoying the beautiful view, you can also learn about the history and process of Hong Kong's banknote production at the detailed exhibits in the financial museum. Getting there is very easy. Simply go to the IFC II building and take the elevator to the lowest floor. Show your passport to the staff, and you will receive a pass to take the elevator to the 55th floor, where the museum is located. Opening hours are Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

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