Author: Emily Wang

The Old Clock Tower (Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower – CN: 前九廣鐵路鐘樓) located near Victoria Harbour in Tsim Tsa Shui was originally part of a bustling rail station that served steam trains heading to what was...

The Court of Final Appeal Building is a preserved historical monument and home of the Court of Final Appeal of Hong Kong. It housed the former Supreme Court from 1912 to 1983 and the Legislative Council from 1985 to 2011. You are...

The Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Hong Kong (FCC) (CN: 香港外國記者會) is a members-only club that is housed in what was once the Old Dairy Farm Depot as a cold store before the days of refrigerators....

The Former French Mission Building (前法國外方傳道會大樓) was built by the French in 1917 in neo-classical syle. It was sold to the local government in 1953 and has since housed several public institutions. If you...

Government House (香港禮賓府) is a colonial-era heritage site that has been the residence of past governors and home to the chief executive of Hong Kong. The site is not open to the public bar...

The Old Tai Po Police Station (CN: 舊大埔警署) was constructed in 1898 and today it the colonial-era heritage site has been restored and become a Green Hub where visitors can enjoy local produce and learn more...

The Kamikaze Cave (CN: 神風洞), on Lamma Island, is a series of tunnels that are believed to have been made by Japanese soldiers during WWII. Here, the Japanese soldiers would hide and launch surprise...

Lui Seng Chun (CN: 雷生春) is a heritage building located in Mong Kong. Built in 1931 it has a rather unique design being a corner building incorporating traditional Chinese shophouse style of the time....

Murray House (CN: 美利樓) is an 160-year-old Victorian-era building that was originally the officers quarters of Murray Barracks in Central. The beautiful building, now a major landmark and icon of Hong Kong, was transplanted in...