Hong Kong has scored a major coup in the world of sports and tourism with the grand opening of the CR7 LIFE Museum, Asia’s first exhibition dedicated to football legend Cristiano Ronaldo. The museum, which opened its doors on July 7, 2025, at K11 MUSEA’s Art & Cultural Centre, offers fans and visitors an unparalleled journey through the life and achievements of one of football’s greatest icons.
A Landmark Attraction for Football and Culture
Spanning 12,000 square feet, the CR7 LIFE Museum features over 40 exhibits, including rare memorabilia, iconic jerseys, career-defining trophies such as the Ballon d’Or and Golden Boots, and life-sized statues of Ronaldo. Visitors can relive pivotal moments from Ronaldo’s career, from his early days in Madeira to his triumphs with Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juventus, Al Nassr, and the Portuguese national team.
Highlights include:
Interactive storytelling and immersive digital experiences that trace Ronaldo’s journey from a young talent to a global superstar.
UR CR7 YouTube Studio replica, offering VIP ticket holders a behind-the-scenes look at Ronaldo’s digital presence.
AI-powered photobooth, allowing fans to create cartoon versions of themselves alongside Ronaldo.
Exclusive CR7 LIFE merchandise, featuring signed memorabilia, limited-edition collectibles, and official team kits.
Ticketing and VIP Experiences
The museum provides a range of ticketing options to cater to all fans:
Ticket Type Price (HKD) Key Benefits
Standard $180 One-time admission
VIP Gold $1,500 Limited edition merchandise, guided tour, YouTube studio access, skip the line
VIP Platinum $2,500 Premium merchandise, guided tour, YouTube studio access, skip the line
All tickets include access to the museum’s interactive exhibits, while VIP packages offer additional perks such as exclusive merchandise, photo opportunities, and discounts at the official store.
Ronaldo’s Enduring Legacy on Display
The CR7 LIFE Museum’s arrival in Hong Kong marks the first time Ronaldo’s personal story and achievements are showcased outside his native Portugal. The exhibition is expected to attract millions of visitors over its year-long run, reinforcing Hong Kong’s status as a world-class destination for sports and culture tourism.
Organisers have confirmed that Ronaldo himself will visit the city to celebrate the launch, with fans eagerly anticipating his arrival. The museum’s opening coincides with Ronaldo’s 40th birthday, adding further significance to the event and drawing attention from international media and football enthusiasts alike.
Inspiring the Next Generation
Beyond celebrating Ronaldo’s sporting achievements, the museum aims to inspire youth and dreamers, showcasing the discipline, resilience, and ambition that propelled Ronaldo to global stardom. Interactive installations and motivational content encourage visitors to pursue their own dreams, making the museum a must-visit for fans and families alike.
15th China Chest Pain Centers Congress convenes in Hong Kong: Chest pain treatment standards go global, joining hands to elevate care quality
The following is issued on behalf of the Hospital Authority:
The Hospital Authority (HA) announced today (April 3) that the 15th China Chest Pain Centers Congress (CCPCC 2026) is being held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre over two days (April 3 and 4), bringing together about 3 000 medical professionals from Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland, the Belt and Road countries and regions and around the world. This marks the first time the Congress is being held in Hong Kong, with the city serving as an important bridge in bringing national chest pain treatment standards onto the international stage, representing a significant milestone for the Congress.
This year's Congress features 16 professional forums and over 200 specialised lectures, covering cutting-edge healthcare innovations, AI-assisted clinical decision-making, intelligent emergency response systems, and international accreditation standards. The event aims to establish a platform for academic exchange, innovation, and collaboration in chest pain centre development and cardiovascular medicine, facilitating the sharing of new medical knowledge and experience, and collectively exploring the latest directions in contemporary cardiovascular healthcare services.
The Congress is jointly organised by the HA, the National Clinical Research Center for Interventional Medicine, the Guangdong Chest Pain Centers Association, and the Chinese Cardiovascular Association. The opening ceremony was held this morning, officiated by the Secretary for Health, Professor Lo Chung-mau; Second-Level Inspector of the Health Commission of Guangdong Province, Mr Wu Jingzen; Chairperson of the Organising Committee (Chinese Mainland), Academician Professor Ge Junbo; Chairperson of the Organising Committee (Chinese Mainland), Professor Yong Huo; Legislative Council Member for the Medical and Health Services functional constituency, Dr Hon David Lam; the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Professor Philip Chiu, the HA Chairman, Mr Henry Fan; and the HA Chief Executive and the Chairperson of the Organising Committee (Hong Kong), Dr Libby Lee.
Mr Fan stated that CCPCC 2026 being held in Hong Kong for the first time fully demonstrates Hong Kong's unique position as an international hub for medical exchange.
Mr Fan said "Countries and regions around the world are currently facing the severe challenge of a growing number of acute cardiac cases. Strengthening medical exchange and collaboration, and driving medical innovation, are therefore of paramount importance. I believe this Congress will bring fruitful academic achievements to all attendees and inject new momentum into the global development of cardiovascular medicine, ultimately benefiting more patients."
Dr Lee, in her opening address, stated that the HA has always been committed to enhancing the quality of acute cardiac services in public hospitals and actively collaborates closely with Chinese Mainland counterparts to promote the integration of high-quality medical services.
Dr Lee said "Hong Kong's healthcare system is renowned for its efficiency, professionalism, and excellence. The Chest Pain Centre at Queen Mary Hospital has achieved accreditation under the National Chest Pain Centre Construction Standards, and the Chest Pain Centre at Prince of Wales Hospital will also undergo accreditation in due course. Establishing chest pain centres have yielded significant results in improving chest pain treatment processes and enhancing service efficiency, benefiting patients and fully demonstrating Hong Kong's deep commitment to standardised care, multidisciplinary coordination, and timely intervention. Hong Kong's experience can also serve as an important reference for global chest pain centre development. I look forward to collaborating with the Chinese Mainland and international medical communities through this Congress to jointly promote innovation and sustainable development in cardiovascular medicine."
During the CCPCC 2026, the "Chest Pain Center Construction and Accreditation Standards (International Version)" has been officially issued. This standard provides a framework for healthcare institutions worldwide to establish high-quality chest pain centres, which aims to standardise treatment protocols, improve clinical outcomes, enhance clinical prognosis, promote the standardised development of chest pain centres internationally, and ultimately raise the overall level of global chest pain treatment.
15th China Chest Pain Centers Congress convenes in Hong Kong: Chest pain treatment standards go global, joining hands to elevate care quality Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
15th China Chest Pain Centers Congress convenes in Hong Kong: Chest pain treatment standards go global, joining hands to elevate care quality Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
