Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower｜Hong Kong Retro Photo Spot

Standing tall on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, the former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower is one of Hong Kong’s most iconic historical landmarks. Built in 1915, this red brick clock tower was originally part of the Kowloon-Canton Railway Tsim Sha Tsui Station. The 44-meter-tall structure is designed in the Edwardian style, and the four-faced clock at the top still tells the story of days gone by. Standing next to the Avenue of Stars, the clock tower beautifully complements the dazzling skyline of Victoria Harbour, especially at dusk when the sunset casts a warm glow and the sea breeze gently blows, making photos that blend vintage and modern vibes uniquely charming. Surrounded by the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and the Art Museum, the area offers a rich artistic atmosphere, perfect for artsy or urban light-and-shadow shots. At night, the Victoria Harbour light show "A Symphony of Lights" adds brilliant colors to the clock tower, and low-angle shots can capture its majestic silhouette. It’s recommended to avoid weekend crowds, bring a wide-angle lens, and stroll along the Avenue of Stars to experience the romance and historical charm of this waterfront. Whether you’re seeking the nostalgia of old Hong Kong or capturing the beauty of Victoria Harbour, the clock tower is a must-visit photo spot!