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Victoria Park

📍 1 Hing Fat St, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island
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Quick Facts

Location
China, Hong Kong
Category
Park & Garden
Duration
About 1–2 hours
Address
1 Hing Fat St, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island
Coordinates
22.2824, 114.1888

Introduction

Victoria Park sits at 1 Hing Fat Street in Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island, China. Covering about 19 hectares, it was begun in 1955 and opened in October 1957 as the largest urban park on the island, named for the statue of Queen Victoria at its south gate. Its sporting facilities are the most complete in Hong Kong: a 3,000-seat tennis centre court, 13 tennis courts, six hard-surface football pitches, basketball courts, lawn bowls, a swimming pool and jogging trails, while the central lawn and amphitheatre host morning exercise and festivals. The park is also home to Hong Kong’s largest Lunar New Year flower market, and every Sunday noon its amphitheatre stages the televised City Forum—an open political debate that has earned the park the nickname “Hong Kong’s Hyde Park”. Open around the clock and free of charge, it lies one step from the Causeway Bay shopping district: a calm green heart in the middle of the city and the best place to feel the rhythm of local Hong Kong life.

✨ Highlights

1
Statue of Queen Victoria
The statue at the south entrance gives the park its name; it was re-erected here after wartime damage.
2
The Largest Park on the Island
About 19 hectares, begun in 1955 and opened in October 1957—the biggest urban park on Hong Kong Island.
3
A Complete Sports Complex
A 3,000-seat tennis centre court, 13 tennis courts, six hard-surface football pitches, basketball, lawn bowls and a swimming pool.
4
Lunar New Year Flower Market
Hong Kong’s largest year-night market, held here from Lunar New Year’s Eve minus six days to dawn on Day 1; free entry.
5
City Forum
An open-air debating forum held every Sunday noon, broadcast live on TV—Hong Kong’s answer to Speakers’ Corner.
6
Central Lawn and Amphitheatre
A broad lawn for morning exercise, picnics and festivals, at its liveliest toward dusk.

🛈 Practical Info

→Facilities：Centre tennis court, 13 tennis courts, football pitches, basketball, lawn bowls, swimming pool, jogging trail, playground
→Flower Market：Hong Kong’s largest Lunar New Year flower market is held here for about seven days each year; free entry
→Tips：Expect heavy crowds during the flower market; pool and courts follow their own schedules
→Opening Hours：The park is open 24 hours; facilities such as the swimming pool and courts keep their own schedules

Ticket Information

Ticket Information
Free AdmissionFree (public park)

The Victoria Park Swimming Pool charges separately: HK$17 Mon-Fri, HK$19 weekends and public holidays, HK$8-9 concession, free under 3

Transportation

Subway

Causeway Bay Exit E, 10 min walk; Tin Hau Exit A2, 5 min

Tram

Tram to Victoria Park stop

Bus

Hennessy Road routes: 2, 5, 8, 10, 19, 23

💡 Tips

• During the flower market, watch your belongings and avoid large bags in the crowds
• Catch the City Forum at the amphitheatre every Sunday noon—Hong Kong’s liveliest public debating scene
• The pool runs in three sessions with Monday-morning cleansing; check the day’s schedule before swimming
• Early morning and dusk are the best times to feel local life on the lawn and jogging trail
• The flower market runs for about seven days before Lunar New Year (11-17 February in 2026)
• Pairs easily with Causeway Bay shopping: Exit E leads straight to the park’s south gate

FAQ

What are the opening hours of Victoria Park?

The park is open 24 hours; facilities such as the swimming pool and courts keep their own schedules

How much is the admission for Victoria Park?

Free Admission: Free (public park); The Victoria Park Swimming Pool charges separately: HK$17 Mon-Fri, HK$19 weekends and public holidays, HK$8-9 concession, free under 3

Any practical tips for visiting Victoria Park?

During the flower market, watch your belongings and avoid large bags in the crowds Catch the City Forum at the amphitheatre every Sunday noon—Hong Kong’s liveliest public debating scene

How long should I spend at Victoria Park?

A typical visit takes About 1–2 hours.

How do I get to Victoria Park?

Subway: Causeway Bay Exit E, 10 min walk; Tin Hau Exit A2, 5 min; tram: Tram to Victoria Park stop; Bus: Hennessy Road routes: 2, 5, 8, 10, 19, 23

Information here is compiled from public travel resources. Hours, fees, access and weather change; verify with the attraction's official notices and local tourism authorities before travel.