Hong Kong's open parks are great for a stroll.

Located in the reclaimed area of Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, Victoria Park is the largest park in the city center and the largest park on Hong Kong Island. It is backed by Jardine's Lookout to the south and adjacent to Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter to the north across Victoria Park Road. Year of Completion: 1955. Park Facilities: The park is mainly equipped with sports venues, including a swimming pool, tennis courts, football fields, basketball courts, skating rinks, lawn bowling greens, children's playgrounds, and public rest areas. The tennis center court has more than 3,000 seats. Famous Attractions: The statue of Queen Victoria stands at the entrance to the south of the park, which is a landmark of the park. Special Activities: Every Sunday at noon, a current affairs debate meeting, the City Forum, is held in the park. In addition, the annual International Tennis Elite Tournament or the Grand Prix Mini Car Race is also held here. Opening Hours: Open all day throughout the year. Origin of the Name: The park is named after Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom (reigned from 1837 to 1901) because there is a statue of Queen Victoria at the entrance of the park.