Golden Bauhinia Square: Symbol of Hong Kong’s Return
Visitor Fee
- Free entry
Transportation
- MTR: Take the Island Line to Wan Chai Station, Exit A5, then walk about 10 minutes towards the waterfront.
- Bus: Routes 25A, 40, 961 stop nearby.
- Tram: Take the Ding Ding Tram to Wan Chai North.
- Taxi/Uber: Available from anywhere in Hong Kong.
Things to Do
- See the Golden Bauhinia Sculpture:
- A large golden flower monument, symbolizing Hong Kong’s return to China in 1997.
- Watch the Daily Flag-Raising Ceremony:
- Held every morning at 8:00 AM by uniformed personnel.
- Enjoy the Victoria Harbour Views:
- A great spot for sunset and night skyline photography.
- Visit the Nearby Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC):
- Famous for hosting international exhibitions and events.
Why People Enjoy Coming Here
- Historical significance as a symbol of Hong Kong’s reunification.
- Great photography spot with Victoria Harbour as a backdrop.
- Easy access to other Wan Chai attractions.
How Old is the Square?
- Opened in 1997 to mark Hong Kong’s handover from Britain to China.
List of Activities
- Take photos of the Golden Bauhinia sculpture
- Watch the flag-raising ceremony (8:00 AM daily)
- Walk along the promenade for scenic views
- Visit nearby restaurants and shopping areas
Additional Nearby Attractions
- Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC): A major event venue.
- Wan Chai Promenade: A scenic waterfront walkway.
- Central Plaza: One of Hong Kong’s tallest skyscrapers.
- Pacific Place: A luxury shopping mall in nearby Admiralty.