The third edition of Open House Hong Kong will take place from 28 November to 13 December 2026! Join us for a thoughtfully curated programme of guided tours, themed walks, talks and more — learn about the design stories behind Hong Kong's unique architecture and urban spaces, and to explore together what makes a city liveable, inclusive and resilient.
We invite you to…
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GOParticipate in guided tours led by passionate docents, architects, and designers to uncover the stories behind urban spaces
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GOFollow one of our themed routes to explore a neighbourhood at your own pace, or join a guided walk with our hosts, reading the city through its architecture along the way
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GOEngage in dialogues exploring the possibilities of an open city, exchanging your thoughts with guest speakers and fellow participants
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JOINJoin our volunteer and ambassador teams to showcase our city's diverse and unique spaces
Explore 80+ unique buildings and specially opened urban spaces together!
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International Gateway Centre (IGC)
READ MORESitting above the High Speed Rail West Kowloon Station, International Gateway Centre (IGC) connects seamlessly with the International Commerce Centre, Artist Square Towers, and the West Kowloon Cultural District — forming a vibrant hub of commerce, tourism, retail, art, and culture.
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Hong Kong Maritime Museum Jockey Club Anchor Plaza
READ MOREOvercoming strict underground constraints, the Hong Kong Maritime Museum Jockey Club Anchor Plaza is a vibrant cultural landmark pairing a historic anchor on ripple-inspired stepped seating with an innovative pavilion.
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Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
READ MORECelebrating its 70th anniversary, Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden presents "Awakening of Memory" — a guided tour through heritage farm sites, the new Jockey Club Nature Conservation Centre, and the Wild Animal Rescue Centre.
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Villa Haw Par
READ MOREA Grade I historic building designed by Aw Boon Haw in 1935, Haw Par Mansion fuses Chinese and Western aesthetics with multicultural interiors, now revitalised as a non-profit cultural arts space.
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Wah Fu Estate
READ MOREDesigned by Dr Donald Liao in 1963, Wah Fu Estate pioneered community-centred public housing for 50,000 residents. After half a century, it now embarks on a people-oriented redevelopment.
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Project House @ Chun On Pawn
READ MOREOnce a 1920s pawnshop with distinctive cantilevered balconies, the century-old Chun On Pawn Shop closed in 2024 and reopened in 2026 as Project House @Chun On Pawn — a shared community space.
