Combining exhibitions, cultural education and leisure. An ideal space for cultural events and a unique venue for private occasions, whether it is a business event or a children's birthday party.
GuWei Museum is located in Wong Chuk Hang where 9 minutes away from the MTR station. The entrance could be conveniently reached by various of bus lines. There are two spaces available for rent in the museum, and there is also a sliding door in the middle that can separate or combine both spaces:
1) The educational space has an open landscape, allowing natural light to be introduced during the day. While the night view can also be enjoyed at night, providing a 180-degree view of the natural landscape extending from Lamma Island to Aberdeen Reservoir.
2) The coffee shop not only provides Chinese and Western food and coffee, but also provides private dining services and party food.
This leisure space is full of atmosphere on art and culture: its design combines a dining area with glass cabinets displaying "East-meet-West tableware" from the Song, Ming, Qing dynasties and period of Republic of China, as well as famous European porcelain from the 18th century.
The environment at the coffee shop has an aesthetic vision. With a cup of coffee or fragrant tea, while savouring the moment, the visitors can gaze out the window at the mountains, flowing water and the lush scenery of the Aberdeen Reservoir right before their eyes.
The design of the coffee shop has a particular charm, blending the dining area and display cabinets, showcasing "Chinese and Western culinary cultural utensils" from the Song, Ming, Qing, and Republic of China periods (960-1949), such as teapots, covered bowls, cups, and saucers for both domestic and foreign markets. The images on the utensils feature rich Chinese stories, ancient Greek myths and scenes of the religious European tradition.
In addition to items of the famous European porcelain that emerged in the 18th century, such as German Meissen, Hungarian Herend, French Limoges, and Italian Capodimonte, a contemporary set of Italian Richard Ginori dinnerware featuring Chinese-inspired colours and patterns draws the visitors' eyes. These exhibits number around 200 and will be changed regularly every few months.
The coffee shop is a leisure space filled with artistic culture where visitors can learn about the stories of Chinese and foreign cultures through a QR code. The museum also features uniquely designed drinking vessels, which visitors can purchase in the gift gallery if they are interested.
Coffee shop's is ideal for hosting business events, children's themed birthday parties, private parties, group building, etc.
Cost: Starting from HK$3,000 (2 hours), approximately 500-600 square feet.
Other facilities:
• Instructor for catering and activities
• Public address system
• Meeting room with projector
• Storage area for guests
• Sliding doors and partitions to adjust the space as needed
• On request we can arrange catering and activity coaching
If you have any inquiries, please call Mr. Ng at 3793 3325; email: info@guweimuseum.com
