In Hong Kong, it's not easy to find a place remind of yesteryears, for some strange reasons, they love to take out the old and replace with the new, so to find this place still here, is a historical find, a memorial to respect the people give their life to make this a better world for us, before the Star... More

On a Sunday, it's full of domestic helpers having their day off. In the week, it's a bit of a desert - nothing much here apart from an entrance to the MTR station and a few benches to sit on. Really nothing more than somewhere that you'll walk through on the way to something else, whether that's City Hall or... More

This small public space across from the HSBC building may not be worth a special trip on its own, but is worth visiting as part of a walking tour of downtown Hong Kong. The square has a statue of Sir Thomas Jackson who had a long career with the HSBC. There is also a fountain, and seating areas, and good... More

Grab a moment to sit and rest here. Although surrounded by traffic midweek, it is best on Sundays when it gets a bit quieter. More

There is a bit of interesting history for Statue Square but this location is a far cry from its original intention and there is only one stature remaining on display, the most important, that of Queen Victoria has long been moved to Victoria Park in the North Point/Causeway Bay area of Hong Kong Island. This location does serve a good... More

Most landmarks of note in Hong Kong's Central District are located around or near Statue Square, such as the HSBC Building, the Bank of China Tower, the Legislative Council Building, and the IFC 2 building. A statue of Sir Thomas Jackson, the chief manager of HSBC, stands in the middle of Statue Square, which is also where Filipina domestic workers... More