This is a historically important typhoon shelter constructed after the devastating 1874 typhoon. While today, it shelters more yachts and leisure boats compared to the sampans of the old days, it has long been a place visitors have come to enjoy views of the harbour and to see the boats in shelter. It is also the location of the historical noonday gun. This autumn, the promenade area at the Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter was revitalised and reopened with brick surface walking space, landscaping, seating spots and installations that are child and family friendly. This is part of a larger scale project to create more waterfront space along Victoria Harbour for residents and visitors to enjoy and something those staying in Causeway Bay can look forward to seeing.

...of HK Island’s built-up centre, as well as the skyscrapers of Kowloon and Kwun Tong, especially from the bridge between the waterfront and Victoria Park, with a clear line of sight to each. There is a wide range of boats to look at too, I suppose.