Hong Kong Park
Hong Kong Park
4.5
6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Monday
6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Tuesday
6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Wednesday
6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Thursday
6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Friday
6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Saturday
6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Sunday
6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
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The area
Neighborhood: Central
When people think of Hong Kong, most imagine movies with famous skyscrapers dominating the skyline. The area widely known as Central is the major financial hub and entertainment district, which truly lives up to the saying, “work hard, play hard.” Bars stay open late into the night and there just happens to be a street party every weekend. Although everything seems to be operating at lightning speed, Central is full of quiet, hidden gems. Nestled between office towers are wet markets and some of the city’s oldest restaurants dating back to the 1960s. Feeling a bit overwhelmed? Retreat from the crowds by exploring beautifully restored historical buildings and even a green oasis of botanical gardens.
How to get there
- Admiralty • 5 min walk
- Central • 7 min walk
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Stirling, UK2,055 contributions
Feb 2024 • Family
Our family of two adults, a 9 year old and a 6 year old visited here during the busy Chinese New Year holidays.
We had visited Victoria Peak and walked from the tram stop to the park which is nearby. Our kids enjoyed the large play park on different levels but stayed away from the sand pit on this occasion.
We then wandered down to the water features and they had lovely Chinese New Year decorations including some lion dance costumes for children to play in / with.
This is a clean park and there are public toilets too.
We finished by heading to Pacific Place shopping mall where we had some refreshments and took our MTR onwards to our next destination. Enjoy!
We had visited Victoria Peak and walked from the tram stop to the park which is nearby. Our kids enjoyed the large play park on different levels but stayed away from the sand pit on this occasion.
We then wandered down to the water features and they had lovely Chinese New Year decorations including some lion dance costumes for children to play in / with.
This is a clean park and there are public toilets too.
We finished by heading to Pacific Place shopping mall where we had some refreshments and took our MTR onwards to our next destination. Enjoy!
Written February 24, 2024
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bob2bkk
Bangkok, Thailand5,895 contributions
Jan 2020 • Friends
I like this park very much, and I think you will too. It is secluded from the main street, Queensway, high up above Pacific Place Mall. Actually you can reach it from Cotton Tree Drive, on the left as you go up to the Peak Tram. Also you can go into Pacific Place Mall and take the escalators to the top. The park is right there. It is visited more by locals than tourists it seems ut is easy to reach. The park is very clean, well groomed, with plenty of trees, shrubs, gardens full of brightly colored flowers, fountains, little brooks and much more. The walkways are wide and clean. There are areas to sit and appreciate the beauty. You can see the clock tower, olympic stadium, tea museum and at one end the conservatory. Regardless of the weather, this is a good visit that you will enjoy..
Written January 13, 2020
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bob2bkk
Bangkok, Thailand5,895 contributions
Apr 2023 • Friends
In the midst of the skyscrapers, hotels, and office towers is Hong Kong Park. More accurately, it is located in the Admiralty area, with easy access from MTR station or tramlines. The park is high above Pacific Place Mall, which also allows easy access by the escalators that are available in the mall, close to Queensway. The park is adorned with beautiful foliage. The landscape of trees, flowers, shrubs, and gardens, intertwined with waterfalls, fountains, lakes, and easy to walk pathways, makes for a comfortable and stress-free visit. Great photo ops. It is not far from the Peak Tram so it could be combined with that visit also.
Written May 3, 2023
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Chester, UK190 contributions
Jan 2020
We've visited previously 4 years ago but the majority of this park has had a transformation. There is a larger conservatory and a new aviary which is a must with a walkway that you can observe beautifully colourful birds at close quarters. There are feeding stations at the same height as the walkway and the birds are clearly used to humans so you can take pictures of them up close. Really special.
Written February 9, 2020
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mosto
Hong Kong, China4,146 contributions
Nov 2021 • Couples
I can’t find any fault at all with this park. It’s very well done, clean, green, good for families, couples, joggers, singles. Even good during a lunch break. Very conveniently located in Admiralty - walking distance from the train stop, shopping complex and hotels. You can spend a good hour there and not feel bored. It has an impressive aviary. No charges for entry. Lots of turtles in a very nice pond, a man made waterfall, a look-out post, a tea museum, nice jogging grounds, toilets - all in one place. Highly recommend to visit.
Written November 23, 2021
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OdieUK
Dorset, UK437 contributions
Jan 2020
Just a very short walk from the peak tram is Hong Kong park. A delightful calm space with fountains and water course, a historical building, and plenty of benches to sit and give your sore feet from all the walking a chance to recover. This really is a quiet retreat to enjoy
Written January 4, 2020
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EastmeetsWestAB
London, UK2,378 contributions
Nov 2020 • Couples
This park is nicely done and would suit anyone. It is great to have somewhere calm and enjoy the flowers, nature in the middle of the city.
The Edward youde aviary is nicely done. Although these birds are hold captive but they are not in cage but allowed to fly around the whole area with the trees, water feature etc.
If you are lucky you may be able to spot butterflies , kingfisher etc
Great place to sit and watch the world go past.
The Edward youde aviary is nicely done. Although these birds are hold captive but they are not in cage but allowed to fly around the whole area with the trees, water feature etc.
If you are lucky you may be able to spot butterflies , kingfisher etc
Great place to sit and watch the world go past.
Written June 8, 2021
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Terry H
Seattle, WA750 contributions
Feb 2020
This beautiful park is just minutes from many hotels and a jewel it is. The lushness of the plantings is both refreshing and restorative, particularly as there are latent anxieties about the corona virus.
We spent over an hour here and relished every minute.
We spent over an hour here and relished every minute.
Written February 10, 2020
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Brad
Hong Kong, China174,502 contributions
May 2020
One of the interesting attractions at Hong Kong Park is the 30 metre tower in the Tai Chi Garden called Vantage Point. This is a fun place to visit, you can climb by way of a 105 step spiral staircase to a viewing platform.
From the viewing platform there are 360-degree panoramic views around Hong Kong Park and the Skyline skyscrapers. Views are nice, particularly on days with good sky conditions.
From the viewing platform there are 360-degree panoramic views around Hong Kong Park and the Skyline skyscrapers. Views are nice, particularly on days with good sky conditions.
Written May 17, 2020
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Helen Costelloe
26 contributions
Mar 2019
Quiet and peaceful, an oasis in the middle of the city. Often walk through this park if I can enroute from Admiralty to Central. Aviary, ponds and butterfly farm, small muesum and plenty of benched along the way. Also a small restaurant in the park. A great place to meet for lunch
Written January 5, 2020
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how far from air port is there a shuttle to and from air port how far from cnetral hong kong are all the rooms en suite and what size are the beds also how would we get to repulse bay and stanley market from hotel thank you
Written January 19, 2015
Airport Train station is within the airport, with 3 stops...the last two stops are Kowloon, and then Hong Kong island. It's the easiest way to get back and forth...costs 100HKD...includes free shuttle bus service to select hotel, from Kowloon and Hong Kong. Rooms vary depending on hotel and costs, from budget to luxury. Depends on your budget. You can get to Repulse Bay, and Stanley via taxi, or via bus...your hotel will be able to advise you on estimated costs.
Written January 20, 2015
how far from air port is there a shuttle to and from air port how far from cnetral hong kong are all the rooms en suite and what size are the beds also how would we get to repulse bay and stanley market from hotel thank you
Written January 19, 2015
Time lapse depends on your mode of transport whether you prefer trains or buses an estimate would be an average of one hour the shuttles are pretty good.
All rooms as far as I know are ensuite and the standard is pretty good.
Beds are of a normal size both single and double and the room of course has air con which you can control.
The buses will take you anywhere and are very good value.
Hong Kong is not a cheap place so a good budget is advisable if you want to savour the essence of the city.
Written January 20, 2015
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