Cultural conservation is hardly done especially architectural one in Hong Kong. This private owner/collector made a good effort to make this happened. Should take a guided tour for all the little stories.

(Translated by Google) The third-level historical building is used as the site of the museum. The three-story building is full of decorative arts and incorporates modern cultural elements. The purpose of the museum is to arouse public interest in photography and cultivate a culture of appreciating the art of photography. The carefully selected rare and rare cameras, books and photographic works are expected to achieve the desired purpose. (Original) 第三級的歷史建築作博物館選址，樓高三層，洋溢裝飾藝術，融入了現代文化元素。博物館是為了要引起大眾對攝影的興趣及培養欣賞攝影藝術的文化，精心挑選的珍貴罕有相機、書籍及攝影作品望可達到 預期目的。

The entrance fee is 100 HKD.

The F11 Foto Museum is a specialist attraction, making use of a Grade 3 historical building from the 1930s. The property is of subtle Art Deco architecture and a nice venue for rare photography exhibitions which are held here throughout the year. Within the museum, you will see rare cameras, phones, books and Art Deco furniture. At present, there is an exhibition of photos of Hong Kong in 1959-60 by influential Dutch photographer, Ed van der Elsken (1925-90). The exhibition includes around 150 images and an entry of HK$100 per person. The exhibition is curated well and offers a wonderful opportunity to view life on the streets of Hong Kong during a time long past and much different to what you see in the modern era. The information brochure provided with your ticket is generic information about the exhibition only. If you have a mobile with data plan you can scan a barcode in the museum. This gives you access to an online guide with information about the various photographs. Unfortunately, information is mostly in Chinese with limited English text. There are a few audio stops in English describing a handful of the images. These were nice to listen to. Overall, the exhibition is visually rewarding and we were glad to have attended. At the high price of HK$100, a better job was expected for providing English language details for the pieces on display. This is something for them to think about for future exhibitions.

Sorry I had to give this rating but there are no clear indications that this is a by appointment only museum. I wasted an hour getting there and then finding out that it was closed. Also I was checking now to make an appointment on their website and it seems that there is nothing available on the forcible future. This leads me to believe that this place is permanently closed.

A very good heritage building to visit and they host different photo exhibitions

There isn't a official photography museum in Hong Kong, F11 as a privately funded museum offers a unique point of view of Leica cameras exclusively.

A really good insight into the history of Leica! We especially liked the building, the way it has been renovated and of course, the collection of Leicas. Only suggestion would be, maybe introduce a small café! 😀

(Translated by Google) Unexpected attractions that increase knowledge (Original) 無料可增加知識的景點

(Translated by Google) If you like Leica cameras .. (Original) 라이카 카메라를 좋아한다면..

Professional

(Translated by Google) The three-storey old retro-style building has been refurbished, which is great. (Original) 三層高舊式復古樓宇翻新後，很不錯。

Nice museum in a heritage building. Good ambience, top notch exhibition and fascination Leica room. Admissions a bit pricey at HKD100 but well worth the time and expense

A private museum resides in a heritage building. They occasionally arrange different photography related exhibitions & usually for free. (visit by appointment)

Private Museum by appointment only

a bit crowed but all in all a fun place

I always check out what's available each time I visit Hong Kong.

Historical building

Very nice, small photography museum. Can see that it’s the dedication of enthusiasts behind it. Only negative: Their website is poorly maintained. Still had ‘closed for Christmas’ there in February. Couldn’t even find out whether there is any exhibition currently. The art industry is suffering during these Covid-19 times. If they make it then so difficult for visitors to find out if they are even open, I’m not sure how long they will survive.

My tribute to the owner who built this private museum for photo lovers. The exhibition is nicely curated and it is an excellent place to promote photo culture in Hong Kong.

(Translated by Google) Passing this place (Original) 路經此地

Great collection of photography related library, staff is friendly and free admission

A good place with style of Leica camera history. A good and easy way to spend a few hours here without boring.

Iconic building in residential neighborhood

Great preservation of historical buildings

In another world it could be one man's ego, but it manages to be self-effacing enough to actually be a rather personable, humble, very human tour of Hong Kong's history. Even keeps the room full of Leica gear/history upstairs and out of the way.

This was my first visit to the Foto Museum. The exhibition of photos of Audrey Hepburn was excellent. Displayed very nicely. This is a beautiful building and very easy to find.

😀😀😀

Gave up going after learning the steep admission price.

(Translated by Google) Leica Camera Museum (Original) Leica 相機博物館

(Translated by Google) It's worth a visit to surprise you. The organizers really do their best (Original) 值得一去，令你驚訝。主辦人確用心，出錢又出力

Nice photo exhibition of Audrey Hepburn by Bob Willoughby.

(Translated by Google) Perfect Goddess Reappears (Original) 完美女神重現眼前

nice attraction

(Translated by Google) Audrey Hepburn's photo is now on display / stills, as well as dozens of sections of Lieca machine. (Original) 現展出柯德莉夏萍的相片/劇照，還有數十部各款Lieca機。

(Translated by Google) It should be recalled that the Department of movies and late Dianyingmingxing (Original) 應該係 已故電影明星及 電影 回顧

nice

Really beautiful building great collection there is lots of things the private photo section is very beautiful love it.

Good

Photo fans Must visit !

Beautiful restoration of an old Hong Kong building, lovely archive and collection

Definitely a hidden gem in Hong Kong. We went for the exhibition of old Hong Kong photos, but also loved the camera exhibition, a must for any photography or Leica fan. The building itself is nicely renovated, and in itself already a reason to visit.