The area from today’s Hong Kong Park to Pacific Place was once the location of the Victoria Barracks during the colonial period. There were as many as 30 some military buildings.....(read more)
Built around 1900, the Hong Kong Visual Arts Center, otherwise known as vA!, was restructured from an early 20th-century building.....(read more)
Situated in Justice Drive in Admiralty, the former Explosives Magazine complex of the Victoria Barracks was where the British Forces made explosive and sent off to military bases around Hong Kong after packaging.....(read more)
The Fringe Club building was formerly office of Dairy Farm served as their storage for cold dairy products. The building was built in 1890, in Eclectic architectural style with only the South Block.....(read more)
Tai Kwun - Centre for Heritage and Arts is situated in the restored Central Police Station compound. It comprises 16 heritage buildings which.....(read more)
Situated in the former Police Married Quarters, PMQ has been reinvented as a tourist destination. A vibrant space for culture, PMQ houses many shops and restaurants and hosts exhibitions.....(read more)
This red-brick structure in Edwardian architectural style was the work of Hong Kong architects in the early 20th century. With a plastered design decorating the elegant ceiling.....(read more)
Built by Ho Kom-tong, younger brother of Hong Kong millionaire Ho Tung and merchant of Jardine Group in 1914, the building was sold to a businessman.....(read more)
Judging from the architectural style and the bronze bell inside the temple, the temple is estimated to be built around 1847 to 1862.....(read more)
The University of Hong Kong, having a history of 100 years, is a world-class education institute in the city.....(read more)
