K11 MUSEA sits on the site formerly known as Holt's Wharf, an important go-down in Tsim Sha Tsui that dates back to 1910. Established in 1910, the historic logistics hub eventually made Hong Kong one of the busiest ports in the world. Paying tribute to its unique history and its position as the confluence of cultures, K11 MUSEA is committed to incubating the local cultural scene by allowing visitors access to world-class curation of year-round art and cultural programmes.

The architecture of K11 MUSEA was led by Kohn Pedersen Fox architecture practice, James Corner Field Operations, and in collaboration with over 100 Creative Powers, including Rotterdam-based OMA, Hong Kong-based architecture studio LAAB, AB Concept and a diverse group of artists, craftsmen, designers and more.

Set against the spectacular backdrop of Victoria Harbour, Avenue of Stars and the adjacent Salisbury Garden are a pair of world-class attractions created through the collective efforts of a stellar cast of leading design talents, including renowned landscape architect James Corner, the creative talent behind New York’s iconic High Line. A contemporary waterfront promenade that pays tribute to the leading lights of Hong Kong’s celebrated film industry, the newly reopened Avenue of Stars features more than a hundred celebrity handprints, as well as a variety of statues and interactive digital elements, for visitors to explore.