ICAC Exhibition Hall

Exhibition Highlights

Discovering the fascinating features of the ICAC Exhibition Hall

Precious Exhibits

The original "Godber's Ledger" preserved for over 50 years, is unveiled to the public for the first time. A specially designed LED transparent display case presents the ledger's contents in an interactive and engaging format. Rare photos from landmark cases such as the Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market case and the Carrian Group case are also on display, offering visitors a glimpse into the anti-corruption efforts behind these historic investigations.

Immersive Time Tunnel

Using AI technology, archival photos are transformed into dynamic footage and projected onto a five-sided CAVE LED screen, immersing visitors in pivotal moments of history. Even those who never witnessed the era of rampant corruption can now experience ICAC's anti-corruption journey.

Four Thematic Zones

The exhibition hall is divided into four thematic zones: Law Enforcement, Corruption Prevention, Integrity Education and International Cooperation. Highlights include "The Corruption Fighters" interactive touchscreen in the Law Enforcement Zone, where investigators specialising in different corruption cases share key details and challenges, underscoring ICAC's relentless commitment to rigorous law enforcement.

AI Assistant Dr. Deep

Developed in-house by the ICAC, this AI chatbot leverages the nation's cutting-edge large language model "DeepSeek". Dr. Deep retrieves real-time data from ICAC's exclusive archives to provide accurate responses to visitors' enquiries.

Robotic Coffee Maker

A state-of-art robotic coffee maker brews the signature "1974" blend for visitors. Its precision operation reflects the nation's strides in high-tech innovation.

"Check-in" Hotspots

Beyond the thematic zones, the exhibition features large-scale feature walls and interactive photo spots, combining education with visual impact to turn the serious subject of anti-corruption into an engaging and memorable experience.

In addition to visiting the exhibition hall, don't miss the opportunity to stop by the Café "1974" on the ground floor of the ICAC Building to enjoy a cup of the renowned "ICAC Coffee"!

Visitor Information

Admission is free with no prior appointment required. Due to limited capacity, visitors may need to queue and wait for entry as arranged by our staff.

Location of Exhibition Hall

2/F, ICAC Building,
303 Java Road, North Point

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Opening Hours

Mondays to Fridays

2:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Saturdays

10:00 am – 1:00 pm
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Closed on Sundays and public holidays

Remarks：The opening hours of the Exhibition Hall will be adjusted according to the arrangement of special events, venue maintenance and inclement weather conditions, etc. Visitors are advised to check the latest opening arrangements announced on our website prior to their visit.

Arrangements under Inclement Weather Conditions

The Exhibition Hall will be closed if a Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 or above or Black Rainstorm Warning Signal is issued by the Hong Kong Observatory. It will open two hours after cancellation of the Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal or Rainstorm Warning Signal.

Enquiries

Tel: 2826-3274
Email: exploreICAC@crd.icac.org.hk

General Rules for Visitors to the Exhibition Hall

Visitors to the Exhibition Hall are requested to observe and comply with the following rules:

Children aged 12 or below must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or above.
Visitors shall follow the instructions of staff when entering and leaving the Exhibition Hall. Unathorised entry into other areas of the Building is prohibited.
No visitor parking is provided at the Building.
In the Exhibition Hall, all forms of commercial activity related to the Exhibition Hall are strictly prohibited. Such activities include, but are not limited to, publicising commercial advertisements, conducting commercial photography or filming, or using resources of the Exhibition Hall for profit. If any such activities are noticed, the Exhibition Hall staff shall have the right to deny entry or terminate the visit immediately without prior notice.
Visitors shall not write upon, mark, soil or otherwise damage in any way whatever or destroy any wall, door, fitting or other thing in the Exhibition Hall, or any exhibit. Visitors shall indemnify the ICAC against any losses or damages of any fitting or other thing in the Exhibition Hall or any exhibit, or any additional cost incurred to the Exhibition Hall as a result of a breach of this rule. The indemnity shall equal to an amount that the ICAC considers sufficient to repair or replace such fitting, thing or exhibit.
No protests or demonstrations are allowed inside or outside the Exhibition Hall. The ICAC reserves the right to request anyone engaging in such acts to leave the Exhibition Hall immediately. The incident may also be referred to the police when deemed necessary.
Without the permission of the Exhibition Hall staff, no banners, buntings, flyers or advertisements in any form shall be displayed, nor shall any promotional materials, souvenirs, or giveaway items be distributed in the Exhibition Hall.
During photo shooting/video filming for private purposes, obstruction shall not be caused to others.
Visitors are reminded to take care of their personal belongings. The ICAC is not responsible for the safe custody of any personal belongings brought into or left in the Exhibition Hall, nor does it accept any liability for the loss of any such belongings.
If any person acts or behaves in such a way that causes nuisance to other visitors, the Exhibition Hall staff shall have the right to terminate his/her visit and request him/her to leave the Exhibition Hall immediately.
Visitors shall not use foul language or behave in a disorderly manner in the Exhibition Hall.
The Exhibition Hall is equipped with security cameras for surveillance and recording purposes.
Smoking is not allowed in the Exhibition Hall.
No animals, except guide dogs, are allowed in the Exhibition Hall.
All visitors admitted to the Exhibition Hall shall comply with the above Rules to ensure a smooth experience. The Exhibition Hall reserves the right to amend them without prior notice. The Exhibition Hall also reserves the right to decide on the final interpretation of these Rules, and accept or refuse the admission of any persons.

Exploring Hong Kong's anti-corruption journey