Hong Kong Park, tucked discreetly behind Central and the imposing Bank of China building, is one of the most charming and surprising areas in the city. This is a gorgeous and lush urban park, beautifully designed with modern fountains, bamboo and palm trees but also incorporates some fantastic colonial style buildings.

The Park contains a well stocked aviary, and the Museum of tea ware in Flagstaff House.  Hong Kong Park also has over 2000 types of plants and there is also a pottery and plate-painting centre. 
It is free to enter the Park and it's a gorgeous place to relax and take a break from the high rises and hectic streets of Hong Kong. If you are lucky you may catch a glimpse of a bride as Hong Kong newly-weds love to have their photographs taken here.