1881 Heritage
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1881 Heritage

A beautiful heritage site converted into a luxury hotel, restaurant and shopping complex

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Time Out says

This neoclassical compound dates back to the late 19th century, when it was established as the first land headquarters for Hong Kong’s marine police. The main building has since been tastefully converted into Hullett House, a boutique hotel, while the stable block, signal tower and old fire station now house F&B and retail outlets. The area around the main building remains very picturesque and is a popular location for bridal and engagement photoshoots.

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Address
2A Canton Road
Tsim Sha Tsui
Hong Kong

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Naked Flowers Hong Kong Art Exhibition

Update [July 15, 2024]: We are running a giveaway for the Naked Flowers Hong Kong exhibiton! 12 lucky readers stand a chance to each win two adult tickets to the exhibition. This giveaway closes on July 19, so visit our Instagram to submit your entry now. More information and full terms and conditions can be found here. Japan's hugely popular Naked Flowers exhibition is coming to Hong Kong for the first time! Set to run from April 27 to October 27 at 1881 Heritage in Tsim Sha Tsui, the exhibition will take visitors on an immersive journey through the world of flowers and uncover their hidden secrets. Explore colossal flower gardens and interactive spaces, and delve into the mysteries of floral life across eight experiential rooms, including the 'Naked Big Book' featuring original Naked design with projection mapping; the 'Big Flower Garden' where visitors can enjoy the fragrance of flowers; 'Microscopy of Flowers', a kaleidoscope-like space with mirrors that rotate to reflect digital art; and more. Be sure to stop at the Naked Cafe Bar where visitors can enjoy floral teas (or cocktails after 6pm!) on an interactive round table with projections of floral designs when a drink is placed down. Tickets are available at $180 and $150 for children aged three to 11, full-time students, persons with disabilities, and seniors aged 65 or above. Children under the age of three can enter for free. Bank of China Chill Card credit card holders can also take advantage of an exclusive package

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