"Disciplinary Services Pioneer Tours", a tourist hotspot promoted by the Government, is designed to attract visitors from the Mainland and overseas to explore the rich history and exhibits of the disciplinary services, including the Hong Kong Correctional Services Museum, the Fire and Ambulance Services Education Centre cum Museum, and the Police Museum. These attractions also plan to expand their collections and introduce special themed exhibitions to offer engaging cultural and educational experiences to the victors. In addition, the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption Exhibition Hall and Café "1974" are open for group visits. To encourage the development of disciplinary services themed tours, group reservation procedures for the visits have been streamlined, making it easier for travel agents to include these visits in their itineraries and further invigorate Hong Kong’s tourism industry.

Interested travel agents, please read the following brief information about the museums and exhibition halls, and visit their websites for more detailed information and application procedures:
 

Hong Kong Correctional Services 

The museum takes visitors on a journey through the historical development of Hong Kong's penal system and gives visitors a glimpse into the prison settings. The new Community Education Experience Centre, based on the theme 'Home ‧ Nation ‧ Corrections', showcases the Correctional Services Department's relations with our country and Hong Kong, and introduces the Department's education programmes for youngsters.
Opening days:  Tuesdays to Sundays and public holidays (Closed on Mondays, and the first & second day of Lunar New Year)
Group size:  15 – 50 pax
Duration:  1 hr
Website:   https://www.csd.gov.hk/emuseum/en/index.html  
Booking:    https://www.ebooking.hkcsm.csd.gov.hk 
Enquiry:  2147 3199
 

Fire and Ambulance Services Education Centre cum Museum

In addition to a detailed introduction to the history, culture and development of the Hong Kong Fire Services Department (FSD) for more than 150 years, the Education Centre cum Museum will further educate the public on basic fire safety and ambulance knowledge, contingency methods/what to do in case of fire and public first aid skills. Additionally, the National Security Education cum Resource Centre features boards the facets of national security and the related work undertaken by FSD.
Opening days:  Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays to Sundays (Closed on Wednesdays)
Group size:  20 – 60 pax
Duration:  1.5 hrs 
Booking:  https://eform.cefs.gov.hk/form/fsd084/en/ 
Enquiry:  2723 8787
 

Police Museum

The revitalised Museum has four galleries: Orientation Gallery, Thematic Gallery, Serious Crime Gallery, and Triad Society Gallery. With the new interactive technology and interesting elements, the Museum helps citizens and tourists better understand the history, development and daily work of the Hong Kong Police Force. It also has preserved the historical heritage of the Force and promoted related historical research.
Opening days:  Tuesdays to Sundays, and Public Holidays (Closed on Mondays)
Group size:  21 pa x or above (Audio guide available). 
Duration:  1.5 hrs
Website:  https://www.police.gov.hk/museum/en/index.html
Booking:   https://secure1.info.gov.hk/police/forms/museum/index.php?
Enquiry:  2849 7019    
 

ICAC Exhibition Hall and Café “1974”

The exhibition hall uses cutting-edge technology to create an immersive anti-corruption journey for visitors as they navigate Hong Kong's anti-corruption journey.  Additionally, Café "1974" integrates education, publicity with the concept of "ICAC Coffee," allowing visitors to explore the ICAC’s work up close while savouring the signature "ICAC Coffee” of Hong Kong.
Opening days:  Mondays to Fridays (Exhibition Hall) | Mondays to Saturdays (Café "1974")
Group size:  Max 50 pax
Duration:  1 hr
Website (Exhibition Hall):  https://www.icac.org.hk/icac/exhibitionhall/en/index.html                                    
Website (Café "1974"):    https://www.icac.org.hk/the1974/en/index.html
Booking:  Please email to [email protected] 
Enquiry:  2826 3357

For enquiries, please contact the respective museums and exhibition halls.