Very active little park. Full of runners, walkers, Tai Chi people etc etc. Well worth it if you are staying nearby and need a little run.

Ever year there is Chinese New Year Market running from end of Chinese Calendar to mid night. You will follow the thousand millions of crowd walking inside Victoria Park. You can buy local design products that celebrate for the New Year coming. Check out the most beautiful flowers and there is a 50 meters swimming pool for public. Entry HKD... More

Monday morning in the park was great. it was quiet, with enough activities that were not overwhelming. Mild winter morning. Watch out for dirty public bathrooms.

I'm curious to see flower festival few days after cny. But i didn't find it. i just found a park with migrant workers.

This is by far the worst park we have been to in Hong Kong. Smelly, crowded and pathetic. Avoid at all costs.

Indonesian house helpers meet here on Sundays. It is VERY crowded. There must have been about 2,000 or 3,000 people in the grassy area. It's not an escape from the crowds on Sunday, and it's not a good place to take children to run around.

A lovely British-style arboretum and traditional park, with winding paths, neatly labelled trees of all kinds, benches, and a large bowling club. Beautiful place to walk and enjoy the feeling of not being bustled, crowded, and generally In The Way of the locals.

People come to Vic Park to escape their urban highrises, so people watching is easy to do. There's an excellent track for runners, a playground for children, a garden and lots of lovely paths to wander.

Victoria Peak is a must for first time traveller to HK. However, once is enough if you have been there as there is really nothing much there to do.