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Vintage aerial photo of Hong Kong from around 1990.
11 Jul 2019 / by M+ Team

Quiz: Can You Recognise These Spots in Hong Kong?

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How well do you know Hong Kong’s buildings, mountains, markets, and public spaces?

The M+ Collections contain a lot of different representations of Hong Kong—from architectural archives to landscape paintings. Take this quiz to see if you can recognise these Hong Kong locations from our Collections!

Are you an 852 expert, or is it time to learn about and explore the city a bit more?

Image at top of post: Chung Wah Nan Architects Limited, Hong Kong and Kowloon (circa 1990), colour slide, M+, Hong Kong. Gift of Chung Wah Nan Architects Limited, 2014. © Chung Wah Nan Architects Limited

This quiz was originally published on M+ Stories.

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