Science Museum

We woke to a horrible rainy day, and decided to go and try the science museum again. We caught the free bus down to the harbour and then from there we got the train. The great thing about Hong Kong is that most stations are well connected to the main attractions, as so getting to places is very easy. Once we had left the train we had a 5 minute walk and 90% of that was undercover. The science museum cost us $25HK and was well worth the money. As we entered it were met with a huge energy machine in the atrium which covered the 4 floors of the museum. We headed off to the mirrors and light exhibit to start. Whilst we wandered around it occurred to me that we were going to be in here for some time.



The museum had lots of different areas, one of our favourites was the telecommunications area. This included a mock up TV studio and editing suite, we had loads of fun pretending to be TV news reporters and ziggy even helped.



We spent about 5 hours playing in the museum, the time just flew by. We realised that we hadn't had any lunch and were both staving. We had seen a pizza hut earlier on in the week not far from our hotel, so set off on a mission to find it. As we got outside it was still raining but fortunately we were well prepared in true scout style.



We eventually found pizza hut and enjoyed every bite. Not far from pizza hut was a local cinema, which we found out it showed English films with Chinese subtitles, result! Tj won the toss, so we went and watched "Sex and the City" which was better than i thought it would be. In previous posts we have mentioned that the seats are quite small, the cinema seats are the exception to the rule, they were bigger than uk cinema seats and in leather. Very comfortable!