
Looking for the ultimate indoor weekend activity? The Hong Kong Science Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui East has just unveiled three stunning new permanent galleries. Featuring the iconic "Betsy" airplane, autonomous driving simulators, and interactive AI art, it’s the perfect spot for families, tech-heads, and curious expats to explore the future of Hong Kong innovation.
February 6, 2026

Whether you have kids to entertain or you’re just a massive nerd at heart (we see you), the museum's three new permanent zones, Living Tech, InnoTech, and AI Gallery, are packed with enough buttons, screens, and simulators to keep you busy for hours.
The star of the show is undoubtedly "Betsy", the legendary DC-3 airplane donated by Cathay Pacific. It’s not just a dusty relic; it’s a slice of aviation history parked right inside the Living Tech Gallery.
Once you’re done marveling at vintage wings, fast forward to the future with the new autonomous driving simulators. You can also geek out on sustainable tech, checking out how HKUST is inventing emission-free cooling (essential for our humidity!) and how HKU is brewing up future foods like algae and cultured meat.
If you think AI is just for writing emails, think again. The new AI Gallery is 90% interactive, meaning you can literally play with the future. We’re talking AI-powered painting, music composition, and gaming. It’s a hands-on way to understand the tech that’s taking over the world without the doom and gloom of job losses and artist rights.
It’s interactive, it’s educational without being boring, and it’s right in the heart of TST East. Plus, the new InnoTech Gallery breaks down mind-bending concepts like quantum computing and DNA editing into stuff your kids can actually understand.
So, gather the squad (or the family) and get down there. Science just got fun ya'll.