"PMQ" located in Central, Hong Kong is a building with a history of more than hundred years and has been rated as a Grade III Historic Building in Hong Kong. This building was originally a school building, and was later converted into a police officer's dormitory, providing over hundreds of residences for police officers. Today, the building has become a place dedicated to the development of Hong Kong's creative industries. Today,
HongKongFootprint.com will take you to visit here.
After many reconstructions, "PMQ", which eventually became a creative landmark, is mainly composed of two buildings with seven floors. "PMQ" has many design studios and small shops, gathering more than hundreds of local artists, bringing unique works of art. In addition, there are also two exhibition halls, which display cultural relics full of historical value and introduce some of the history and culture of the past. Both of the exhibition halls are open-plan, and visitors can enter for free without buying tickets.
The exhibition hall on the basement floor displays the remains of the granite foundations of the former school building. Visitors can have better understanding about the culture and history of the past by appreciating these relics. The exhibition hall also displays a number of floor tiles excavated from the ruins to showcase the architectural features of the former school building.
As for the other exhibition hall, it introduces some history of the former school building, and introduces some details of the former life by recreating the living environment of the former dormitory. In this way, visitors can deepen their understanding of the place, and it is easier to learn more about the history and culture here.
In addition, "PMQ" also retains some other historical relics. While strolling here, visitors may wish to pay attention to the decoration. It is not difficult to see that there is a kind of old Hong Kong feeling here. Visitors can also come to the restaurant here to taste delicious food and desserts, which is also a good choice.
If you also want to visit here, it is recommended to take the MTR to Sheung Wan Station and leave at Exit E2. Afterwards, walk through Grand Millennium Plaza to Bonham Strand, and then walk along Bonham Strand until you reach Wellington Street. When you reach Wellington Street, turn right and go straight forward until you reach Aberdeen Street.
Location: PMQ
Address: 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong
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