Hong Kong Park: Urban Oasis with Gardens & Waterfalls

Visitor Fee

• Free entry

Transportation

• MTR: Take the Island Line or Tsuen Wan Line to Admiralty Station (Exit C1), then walk about 5 minutes.
• Bus: Various routes, including 12A, 23, 40, and 103, stop nearby.
• Taxi/Uber: Available from anywhere in Hong Kong.
• Tram: Take a tram to Cotton Tree Drive and walk to the park.

Things to Do

1. Visit the Edward Youde Aviary:
   • One of the largest aviaries in Asia, home to over 600 birds from 80 species.
2. Explore the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre:
   • Features art exhibitions, workshops, and sculptures.
3. Enjoy the Tai Chi Garden:
   • A peaceful spot with traditional Chinese landscaping for relaxation.
4. Visit the Vantage Point Tower:
   • A viewing tower offering panoramic views of the park and skyscrapers.
5. Stroll Through Waterfalls and Lily Ponds:
   • Relax near cascading waterfalls and koi-filled ponds.
6. See the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware:
   • A museum showcasing ancient Chinese tea culture and ceramics.

Why People Enjoy Coming Here

• A peaceful green escape in the middle of the city.
• Diverse attractions including birdwatching, gardens, and museums.
• Great for photography with scenic landscapes and city views.
• Family-friendly with playgrounds and open spaces.

How Old is Hong Kong Park?

• Opened in 1991, built on the site of the former Victoria Barracks.

List of Activities

• Birdwatching at Edward Youde Aviary
• Exploring waterfalls, gardens, and ponds
• Learning about tea culture at Flagstaff House Museum
• Enjoying art at the Visual Arts Centre
• Climbing the vantage point for city views
• Practicing Tai Chi in the dedicated garden

Additional Nearby Attractions

• Victoria Peak: A short ride away for breathtaking city views.
• Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens: One of Asia’s oldest zoos.
• Pacific Place: A luxury shopping mall with restaurants and entertainment.
• St. John’s Cathedral: A historic Anglican church built in 1849.