With a range of garden settings, this is a great park to recover from the shops nearby. The aviary is impressive, although always sad to see caged birds, while the Chinese Garden had an abundance of tortoises in the lakes! Tai Chi is very popular throughout the park.. As a bird watcher, I was glad to have my binoculars, seeing... More

The best thing about this attraction is it's free. You can duck in here after a visit to the Peak, or gawking at Central's famous buildings (Bank of China & HSBC). There are many benches to rest, and they've got a modest aviary, primate, reptile and plant collection. There's only one refreshment stand however, and it's nestled someways into the... More

When I visited, Flagstaff House was closed and as a result I could not see the Museum of Teaware but this was not a great problem as I wandered through the park enjoying the break from the city noise. Indeed it reminded me of Central Park in New York in this respect. I had not researched this previously in great... More

Lovely park, very clean and well maintained. The open aviary and the tea museum are must see. And the artificial lakes are a surprise with the live terrapins, yes they are alive, look long enough and they will move on the rocks. Look hard enough and they are swimming all around, best nature park I've been too, definitely recommended.

This park has some great paths and small lakes/ponds throughout. I enjoyed just walking through it, watching the locals enjoy it, and in general, get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is a quiet place to walk through as you go from Pacific Place to other parts of Hong Kong island.

This lovely park is a favorite with locals and visitors and hosts a gigantic semi enclosure which is home to many and various birds that fly free and safely where the visitor can enjoy them. Clean, safe and beautiful, the park is a very pleasant few hours outdoors.

For any resident or visitor of Hong Kong, this is a nice spot to hang out for an afternoon. The kids would love the multi-level playground, the large aviary, the turtles in the pond, and the Botanical Gardens in the vicinity. The primates display in the Botanical Gardens is also a must see.

This is a nice pocket of greenery in the centre of Hong Kong. Like all parks in HK its extremely well manicured and there are paved walkways throughout so if you're hoping for a nice place to sit on the grass and have a picnic then you may have to make do with a bench. The park has the obligatory... More

This was lovely, bit of a treat. The museum was great too, learning about tea making over the years in China.