Hong Kong Park

Hong Kong Park, covers an area of 8.16 hectares, is officially opened in May 1991. The present site of the Park was originally a garrison named Victoria Barracks. In 1979, the Government decided that the portion of the garrison near the foot of the hill should be used for commercial development and construction of government buildings while the mid-level portion be jointly developed by the former Urban Council and the former Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club for the provision of a park. The project was undertaken at a cost of $398 million.

About Hong Kong Park

Various facilities and attractions

Situated above Admiralty and Central on what was once Victoria Barracks, Hong Kong Park preserves a number of garrison buildings. At the centre of the Park, visitors can see an artificial lake and a waterfall, which were built on the site of a tennis court of the former garrison. Walking along the lakeside path and up the steps in the direction of Central, visitors will find the Olympic Square, the Park Management Office and the Cotton Tree Drive Marriage Registry. In the central part of the Park, two modernised major facilities, namely the Conservatory and the Aviary, were built on the hillside adjacent to the Tai Chi Garden and the Vantage Point. They form a distinctive architectural complex in the Park.

Edward Youde Aviary

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Forsgate Conservatory

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Fountain Plaza

Heritage

Children's Playground

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heritage buildings

Artificial Lake

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Activities

There are various activities in Hong Kong Park and the public is welcome to participate.

Guided Tour for Groups at Hong Kong Park Conservatory / Conservatory & Aviary

To facilitate registered non-profit-making organisations to visit the Hong Kong Park Conservatory, we have specially introduced the pre-arranged Guided Tour for Groups. The tour is a field trip supported with Cantonese explanation enabling participants to observe plants and birds on site. It aims to help the public learn more about plants and animals, enable them to understand the importance of environmental protection and encourage them to love animals and plants more.

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Bird Watching Activities

Hong Kong Park is a hotspot of watching birds in park. In the “Morning Bird-Watchers” activity organised jointly by the LCSD and the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society, guided tours and field observations are arranged to enable participants to learn more about wild birds in urban parks.

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Go To Hong Kong Park

Public car parking space is not available inside Hong Kong Park. Visitors can take the MTR, bus, minibus or tram to get there.

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Interactive Game

By participating in the QR Quest, daily missions, and Memory Challenge, members of the public can delve into the unique charm of the Hong Kong Park. Accept the challenge now!

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