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)
Before colonization, Wan Chai was where fishermen gathered, around the Hung Shing Temple, which is the area around Queen’s Road East.....(read more)
A grade I historic building, The Blue House was the original site of “Wan Chai Kai Fong Hospital.” The building.....(read more)
Wo Cheong Pawn House, composed of 4 4-storey buildings, was built between 1888 to 1900 on reclaimed land.....(read more)
Also known as Yuk Hui Kung, this temple was built in 1863 (Qing dynasty). The bronze statue of Pak Tai.....(read more)
Originally named “Hei Lo,” the house was built in 1937 and changed its name to King Yin Lei after it was sold to the Yow family.....(read more)
The oldest post office existing in Hong Kong, the building was declared Monument in 1990. It was built between 1912 and 1913.....(read more)
The Chinese name for Causeway Bay means Gong Bay. [TN: Gong is a Chinese metal disk with function similar to a bell.] The original bay area.....(read more)
Built by the Tai clan during Qing dynasty, but the exact year is uncertain.....(read more)
The Temple was built in 1846 (26th year of the reign ot Daoguang), and rebuilt in 1863 (2nd year of the reign of Tongzhi).....(read more)
Built in Qing dynasty over 200 years ago, Law Uk is the only surviving village.....(read more)
Former barracks for the British Force and Navy. In 19th Century, Lei Yu Mun guarded the east entrance of Victoria Harbour.....(read more)
Stanley was a military stronghold for Hong Kong Island during the Qing Dynasty, and camp floods.....(read more)
Lui Leung, one of the founders of Kowloon Motor Bus Company Ltd., purchased a piece of land in 119 Lai Chi Kok Road in 1929.....(read more)
Former Lai Chi Kok Hospital, this is a Grade III Historic Building. The complex is built on a slope surrounded with greens.....(read more).jpeg)
Shek Kip Mei Estate was built in 1954 to house the 60,000 homeless victims from Shek Kip Mei fire. It was the first public estate built.....(read more)
The Tomb was accidentally discovered in 1955 when the Government was leveling a hill slope for.....(read more)
A former cinema and Red Brick Building, Yau Ma Tei Theatre is now an opera venue. Built in 1930, the building is the only.....(read more)
Tung Wah Museum was originally the main hall of Kwong Wah Hospital, a mixture of traditional Chinese.....(read more)
Kowloon Walled City is located in Kowloon City area. The city, with a wall originally made by stone, was 25,000 square meters in area.....(read more)
Declared as Grade I historic building in 2014 by the Antiquities and Monuments Office, this temple was built as early as.....(read more)
Built in 1908 with and are of 1.7 acres, the site was originally a slaughterhouse used for cattle quarantine and slaughter center.....(read more)
Located opposite the Hau Wong Temple, the Stone Houses are listed as Grade III historic buildings. The site once housed.....(read more)
St Andrew’s Church is the oldest Christian church in Kowloon area, financed by Sir Paul Chater with a $35,000 donation.....(read more)
The former Marine Police Headquarters was a Victorian-style structure built in 1884. It is one of the oldest government buildings.....(read more)The Centre is housed in blocks S61 and S62 of former Whitfield Barrack built around 1910. The land was returned to.....(read more)
As one of Hong Kong’s largest Buddhism temple complexes, Chi Lin Nunnery is well-known among Hong Kongers.....(read more)
Sha Tau Kok was once prosperous with beautiful houses. Kang Yung Study Hall is situated in Wo Hang Village in Sha Tau Kok.....(read more)
It was built during the Reign of Qianlong in Yuen Chau Kok, Shatin. We must talk about the geographical.....(read more)
Lung Yuek Tau is located in the northeast of Lun Wo Hui in Fanling, also known as Lung Ku Tau or Lung Ling.....(read more)
Ping Shan in Yuen Long is one of the areas with the longest history in Hong Kong. The Tang clan and Man clan.....(read more)
Built in Ming Dynasty, Kat Hung Wai is the best preserved and oldest “Wai” in Hong Kong. Constructed over.....(read more)
Tai Fu Tai Mansion was built by Qing scholar Man Chung-Luen in 1865 (4th year of reign of Tongzhi).....(read more)
Also known as Shan Ha Wai, the walled village is located in Shatin near the Lion Rock Tunnel and has a history of 162 years.....(read more)
Located in Ping Che of Fanling, between Sha Tau Kok and Ta Kwu Lin area, this monastery was on the.....(read more)
Tai Po was once the center for porcelain industry in the New Territories. Wun Yiu is the only blue-and-white porcelain kiln site.....(read more)
Man Mo Temple was built to worship 2 persons, Emperor Man Cheung of the Warring States Period, and Kwan Wan Cheung.....(read more).jpeg)
Located on a small hill at the end of Wan Tau Kok, Tai Po, the Old Tai Po Police Station was built in 1899. It is the location.....(read more)
A Grade III historic building，Yan Wah House used to be a Hakka residence built by Indonesian Chinese Mr. Yeung.....(read more)
Built by the Yeung family in the 30s as a villa, Yeung Garden is structured as an X-shaped building. From.....(read more)
A single-storey building with Eastern and Western architectural elements next to the Kwu Tung Market, this.....(read more)
Located in Kam Tsin Village in Kwu Tung, this is the only temple worshiping Earth God in entire China. Built over.....(read more)
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