Madame Tussauds Hong Kong Ticket

Your star‑studded journey at Madame Tussauds Hong Kong is about to begin! Grab your ticket and join Angelababy, Huang Zitao and other fashionistas at the 'Fashion Zone' to feel like a supermodel. At the 'VIP' area, you can also stand alongside Xi Jinping, former US President Barack Obama and Donald Trump, or become a guest of the British royal family. Yayoi Kusama's wax figure, dressed in a yellow dress with black polka dots, blends into the space, leading you into her world of 'self‑obliteration'. A movie fan? Then don't miss the chance to be with Warcraft, kung fu legends Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Donnie Yen at the 'World Premiere' and 'Kung Fu Zone'. If you're a K‑pop fan, many Korean oppas like Kim Soo‑hyun, Lee Jong‑suk, Choi Si‑won and Kim Woo‑bin are waiting for you!

Looking Back at History ‑ 200 Years of Glory

Madame Tussauds, which has never waned in popularity, has entertained over a million guests in its 200‑year history, with curiosity being one of the main reasons for its enduring appeal. Today, guests from renowned and powerful parts of the world demand unique and impactful experiences. The old museum‑style barriers have been removed, allowing guests to get up close with celebrities, sports stars, political figures and world leaders, and revisit moments from the past.

Museum Origins ‑ From France to Britain

This exhibition began its rich and exciting journey in 1770. A young Marie Tussaud learned the art of wax modelling from Dr. Philippe Curtius. At 17, she lived at the Palace of Versailles as the art teacher to Louis XVI's sister. During the French Revolution, she was forced to use her superb skills to create death masks. In the early 19th century, Marie Tussaud brought her collection to Britain.

Bringing Newsmakers to Life

Back when news relied on word of mouth, Marie Tussaud's exhibition was like a travel newspaper, bringing major events and figures to life in vivid detail. From the artistry of the French Revolution to the impact of the Napoleonic Wars on daily life in Europe, everything was directly relevant. Political figures, terrifying prison cells, and notorious villains all sparked the public's imagination. In 1835, Marie Tussaud moved her exhibition to Baker Street in London, establishing it as a permanent venue. Guests only had to pay sixpence to meet the famous figures. The main museum moved to Marylebone Road in 1884.

Madame Tussauds Hong Kong Transport Guide

Madame Tussauds Hong Kong is located at one of Asia's most famous tourist attractions – The Peak. It takes only about 15 minutes to get to The Peak from Central. You can choose to take a bus, minibus or the Peak Tram.

1. [Bus] NWFB Route 15, NWFB Route 15B, NWFB Route 15C

2. [Minibus] Green Minibus Route 1, running between Central (International Finance Centre 2) and The Peak, with a frequency of every 10 minutes.

3. [Peak Tram] The Peak Tram departs daily from the Peak Tram Station at St. John's Building. Operating hours are daily from 7:00 am to 12:00 midnight, including Sundays and public holidays, with a frequency of every 15 minutes.