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What it is

Opened in 2021 inside the West Kowloon Cultural District, M+ (Museum of Visual Culture) is Asia's most significant new museum of contemporary and visual art. Designed by Swiss firm Herzog & de Meuron in collaboration with TFP Farrells and Arup, the building stretches 65,000 square metres and houses 33 galleries, three cinema houses, a Mediatheque, a Learning Hub, and a roof garden overlooking Victoria Harbour. The permanent collection concentrates on visual art, design and architecture, and moving image from the 20th and 21st centuries, with a particular focus on Hong Kong and broader Asian perspectives. Flagship holdings include the Uli Sigg donation — widely regarded as the largest and most comprehensive collection of contemporary Chinese art in private hands — now presented in ongoing rotation alongside major international loans and commissions. Special exhibitions rotate through the building on a seasonal schedule and are included in general admission under M+'s flat-ticket pricing model introduced in mid-2025.

Highlights

Permanent collection spanning 20th- and 21st-century visual art, design, architecture, and moving image — with a strong focus on Hong Kong and Asian perspectives
The Sigg Collection: one of the world's most comprehensive holdings of contemporary Chinese art, donated to M+ and displayed in rotating thematic presentations
The M+ Building by Herzog & de Meuron — a 65,000-square-metre landmark with 33 galleries, three cinemas, and a cantilevered podium over the West Kowloon waterfront
M+ Facade: a building-scale LED media screen (65 m tall × 110 m wide, over 5,600 LEDs) that lights up nightly with commissioned artworks, visible from Hong Kong Island across the harbour
Roof Garden and podium level offering panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline — free to access without a ticket
M+ Cinema: a dedicated Moving Image Centre presenting feature films, experimental cinema, video art, documentaries, and restored classics in a cross-disciplinary programme

Good to know

As of July 15, 2025, M+ uses a single flat-price admission that covers all galleries and special exhibitions; check the official M+ website for current adult and concession rates, as prices may change
Several areas — including the Roof Garden, Grand Stair, Mediatheque, and Found Space — are free to enter without a ticket, making a partial visit possible at no cost

Frequently asked

Does M+ Museum have free admission?: Certain areas of M+ are free to enter without a ticket, including the Roof Garden, Grand Stair, Mediatheque, and Found Space. Full gallery access — including special exhibitions — requires a paid ticket. As of July 2025, M+ moved to a single flat-price admission covering all galleries; check the official M+ website for the latest rates.
How do I get to M+ Museum from central Hong Kong?: Take the MTR to Kowloon Station and use Exit C1 or D1 for a roughly 10-minute walk to the museum. Alternatively, alight at Austin Station (Exit D) and board the free shuttle bus to West Kowloon Cultural District, which departs every 20 minutes. Taxis from Tsim Sha Tsui or the Star Ferry pier are also quick options.
What is the M+ Facade and when can I see it?: The M+ Facade is one of the world's largest LED media screens — 65 metres tall by 110 metres wide — embedded in the museum's exterior wall facing Victoria Harbour. It displays commissioned artworks and video art every evening after dark, and can be seen from the Kowloon waterfront promenade or from across the harbour on Hong Kong Island, all at no charge.