HONG KONG MUSEUM:
Police Museum
Phone: 2849-7019
Police Museum, 27 Coombe Rd., The Peak, Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China

Area:

The Peak

Nearest Train:

Wan Chai

Opening Hours:

Wed-Sun 9am-5pm; Tue 2-5pm
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Hidden just near The Peak in the former Wan Chai Gap Police Station, the Police Museum is a thematic exhibition gallery that showcases a wide range of police archival items. The 570-square-meter space has just gone through a head-to-toe renovation, and presents a broad spectrum of artifacts categorized into four galleries: the Orientation Gallery, the Triad Societies and Narcotics Gallery, the Hong Kong Police: Then and Now gallery, and the Current Exhibition Gallery (which is now showcasing the police dog unit). The Triad societies and narcotics gallery is perhaps the most worthwhile, with a stunning reconstructed setup of an old heroin manufacturing laboratory, and other seized weapons, ceremonial robes and ritual apparatus that were once used by the notorious gangsters.

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