Hong Kong Correctional Institutions Museum
Hong Kong, Stanley, Tung Tau Wan Road, 45
The Hong Kong Correctional Institutions Museum is situated in Stanley on Tungtauwan Road. It opened in 2002 and occupies a two-story building covering approximately 480 sq. m, showcasing over 600 exhibits and historical photos. Ten thematic halls focus on the history of the penal system, while the roof features a model watchtower. Adjacent to it is an annex displaying works by inmates and highlighting social rehabilitation efforts. The last execution in Hong Kong took place in 1966. Following renovations in 2010, the museum added a gallows replica and surveillance cameras. From the viewing platform in front of the annex, there is a view of Tai Tam Bay.