Walking Experience of Hong Kong's Colonial History

5.00(1)

Relive the Colonial era of Hong Kong, beginning in the 19th century. Visits include The Former Legislative Council Building & Former Supreme Court: A grand building built on reclaimed land, opening 15 January 1912. The Cenotaph: A monument built in 1923 located between Statue Square and the City Hall. It commemorates those from the Hong Kong forces who died in WWI and WWII. Former French Mission Building: It now houses the Court of Final Appeal. Built in 1917, the three-storey building was constructed in granite and red bricks in Neo-Classical style from the Edwardian period. St. John’s Cathedral: The 2nd oldest building in Hong Kong and the oldest Anglican Church in the Far East. Its first Service was on 11 March 1849. During WWII, the Cathedral was converted into a club for the Japanese. Flagstaff House: Another old British-style building remaining in Hong Kong. It was the home of the Commander of the British forces during colonial times. Today its the Museum of Tea Ware.

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Infants 1 and younger are complimentary when accompanied by a paying adult
Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults. Children must be accompanied by an adult
Minimum 2 Adults for this tour to operate
There is a foreign language Supplement for tours in French, German, Spanish, etc. Enquiries can be made at time of booking.
Tour does not operate first two days of the Chinese NewYear
The guide will meet guests at their hotel and take them by public transport, usually the MTR (Mass Transit System), to tour's commencement point. The guide will return guests back to the hotel the same way.