At PMQ, visitors can experience the best of Hong Kong’s creative community. They can also support these amazing talents by shopping for original items – getting to know the designers and artists behind them, and learning the story of each inspired product and work of art.
PMQ is a place where the culinary arts come to life as well. Enjoy a delightful snack on-the-go, sit down and enjoy a sumptuous meal, or indulge your sweet tooth with decadent desserts. From small bites of local delicacies to modern cuisine, you’ll find it all at PMQ, SOHO’s foodie hotspot.
Before it was transformed into one of Hong Kong’s hippest creative and design hubs, the PMQ heritage site housed the Central School campus and the Police Married Quarters. Today, exhibits from PMQ’s past have been carefully preserved, allowing visitors to get a glimpse into the history of the site and feel a connection with its storied legacy.
Business Hours
12:00nn – 7:00pm
9:00am – 11:00pm
* For further information on the opening hours of individual studios, shops, cafes and restaurants, please visit the corresponding pages on this website.
Info Centre
Info Centre is located on G/F of Staunton Building, which assembles pertinent information about PMQ, the shops and the happenings. All of your questions can be answered here!
Access
No.35 Aberdeen Street, Central
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Approximately 30 mins from Hong Kong International Airport
5–15 mins walk from Sheung Wan Station Exit E2/ Central Station Exit C/ Hong Kong Station Exit E1
3–5 mins walk from First Bus No.26/ Route H1 on Peel Street, Hollywood Road Stop
Approximately 10 mins walk from Gilman Street Station and Jubilee Street Station
Approximately 15 mins walk from Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal/ approximately 15 mins by Bus Route H1 from Central Star Ferry Pier