Hong Kong Park

Visitors can get there by MTR. It is recommended to reach Hong Kong Park from Golden Mile Station via the escalator on the top floor of Pacific Place. If you exit through Central Station, you can go up to Hong Kong Park via the escalator between Bank of China Building, Crown Prince and Industrial Bank Building. If you still have time after the stroll, you can go to the adjacent Hong Kong Zoo and Botanical Gardens or the Peninsula Cable Car. 📸 If you want to take pictures, it is recommended to visit the fountain square, bell tower, artificial lake, greenhouse, bird's eye pavilion, bird watching garden 📸✨In addition to the existing photo spots, recently there is a small wooden cabin in the middle of the fountain square and the clock tower, if you pass by, pay attention 🚪If you visit the interior, you can visit the Teaware Museum, Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre 👶If you bring children there is also a children's playground 💒 The Red Cotton Road Marriage Registry Office that brides-to-be will almost go to 🍚 If you are hungry and want to eat, you can go to the 3 restaurants in the park. The largest one is in the middle of the artificial lake and the clock tower. If you don't like it, you can go to the nearby Merrill Hotel or Pacific Place, which has many restaurants For a little more background, the current site of Hong Kong Park was formerly Victoria Barracks. In 1979, the nearly mid-level part was handed over to the former Municipal Council and the former Emperor's Hong Kong Jockey Club to jointly develop the park. The park retains several military camp heritage buildings built between 1842 and 1910, including the Flagpole House (now the Teaware Museum), the Lo Lin Sin Building (now the Hong Kong Park Office, the Red Cotton Road Marriage Registry), the Hua Fu Building (now the Education Center) and the Kasu Building (now the Hong Kong Center for Visual Arts).