Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware

Reviews (10)

• 5/5

  RafikiLondon
  Hong Kong's oldest building hosts a museum dedicated to tea, tacking you back centuries to the development of tea as a drink, its related tea ware, and traditions in China. Well... read more

  Oct 07 2016 73
• 4/5

  Mr_Nobody_1979
  Hong Kong's oldest building hosts a museum dedicated to tea, tacking you back centuries to the development of tea as a drink, its related tea ware, and traditions in China. Well worth a visit.

  Aug 05 2016 55
• 3/5

  LoJofrance
  It's a part of Hongkong park and it's free of charge, not bad for starters. Museum itself has some interesting tea porcelain from the past, explanation of tea history around China and very efficient air conditioning - important during hot summer days. Good place to spend some time, especially when you are tea lover.

  Sep 23 2016 53
• 4/5

  Ale C
  I must admit I'm not a huge teadrinker. But visiting the museum made me understand the importance of the ceremoni of preparing and drinking tea. An informative experience!

  Nov 18 2016 67
• 5/5

  EddyHobart
  I spent an enriching one hour at this small but quaint little Museum of Tea Ware sited in HK Park. There are just 4 rooms but if you are interested in tea and all it entails, this museum is packed with just that info. There are all the different types of teas from different regions and how they are prepared... More 

  Aug 05 2016 41
• 3/5

  sheepygold
  This museum is not at all what it is cracked up to be unfortunately. The items on display may have historical value but so few things. Thankfully it was free and turned out to be a good spot for people watching. :(

  Aug 26 2016 5
• 3/5

  Michael P
  If you want to understand about the history behind Chinese tea and most fascinating of all the correct way to prepare and drink it then this is a worthwhile short excursion for you. Half an hour should do it. The building is lovely too and one of the earliest examples left in HK.

  Jul 22 2016 52
• 4/5

  Joe_Macpherson04
  Situated in Hong Kong Park this is a fascinating museum showing the history of tea in China. View the very early types of tea and the dynasties they were produced in. There is also a fine collection of early tea pots and brewing equipment. The Park is a nice place to get away from the bustle of central Hong Kong

  Sep 09 2016 77
• 4/5

  John G
  This is located in Hong kong park itself. Currently undergoing renovation. Only 2 rooms are open. Nice collection of tea items. Not really my thing but it was ok. Very clean and friendly staff.

  Nov 25 2016 38