The Transformation of a Century-Old Market

Western Market, located in Sheung Wan on Hong Kong Island, was built in 1906 and features Edwardian architectural style. Originally used as a market, it has now been revitalized into a small shopping mall that includes shopping 🛍 and dining 🍽 options. The original red brick 🧱 exterior has been preserved, retaining the colonial-era charm of Hong Kong, making it a popular spot for tourists to take photos 📷. Inside, the shops mainly sell fabrics, local specialty products, and souvenirs, while the restaurants offer a mix of Chinese and Western cuisine and light refreshments. However, the overall area of the mall is not large, and the number of shops is limited. Aside from the historical exterior, the interior lacks attractive stores and does not exude a lively atmosphere. It's worth a visit if you're in the area, but not necessarily worth a special trip.