Hong Kong｜Admiralty >>> Hidden photo spots along the Wan Chai waterfront.

Along the Admiralty to Wan Chai waterfront promenade, several miniature art installations have been set up, featuring nostalgic housing estates, Halloween skulls 💀, Bruce Lee, and more. The boxes use Victoria Harbour as the backdrop and are fixed to the railings with special cement, making them very interesting and cute. While enjoying the Victoria Harbour view at the Wan Chai waterfront promenade, remember to look for these little surprises. 😊 (Even if you are a local Hong Konger, approaching it with a tourist mindset will double your fun. Haha) Actually, along the entire waterfront promenade from Central—Admiralty—Wan Chai, there are many photo spots, including Tamar Park, Central Harbourfront Event Space (with stalls, games, and workshops for parents and kids), Wan Chai, Wan Chai Temporary Waterfront, retired trains, sunsets, and more, all of which can be explored in one go. This time I went during a holiday, and the crowd was not heavy, so taking photos was very smooth. (I just wonder where everyone else went? Is it because the weather is too hot to go out? Or did they travel elsewhere?) On the other hand, at the Golden Bauhinia Square near the Convention and Exhibition Centre, there were many tour buses, and tourists were eagerly taking photos with the Golden Bauhinia. Although I also love going out to play, I still want to save some time to appreciate the beauty of Hong Kong. ❤️ ☁️☁️☁️ When the weather is hot, remember to protect yourself from the sun. It’s always a good idea to carry sunglasses in summer. Water can still be easily bought at some stalls. 😊 📍Address: Along the Admiralty to Wan Chai waterfront promenade area Transportation: 🚢 Ferry: Star Ferry from Tsim Sha Tsui, Hung Hom to Wan Chai Pier. 🚌 Bus: Various district buses to Wan Chai Pier Bus Terminus / Wan Chai Convention and Exhibition Centre Bus Terminus. 🚇 MTR: About a 15-minute walk from Wan Chai Station Exit A1, or from Admiralty Station Exit A towards Tamar Park, walk through Tamar Park to the waterfront, then turn right to the Wan Chai waterfront promenade. Great place to visit One-day tour Beautiful scenic photo spots