Hong Kong Railway Museum is converted from the old Tai Po Railway Station.
Erected in 1913, this historical station building features a pitched roof of traditional Chinese architecture. It explores the history of local railway transportation. Exhibits include a steam locomotive, historical coaches and tickets, mock-ups. It also shows models of different kinds of trains in the world.
Many parents bring their children here. Kids found the trains are interesting and exciting to ride. Young valetines also regard here as favourite place for dating and taking pictures.
Admission: Free
Opening Hours: 9am - 5pm (closed on Tuesdays)
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 13 Shung Tak Street, Tai Po Market, Tai Po
Phone: 2653 3455
Tai Po Waterfront Park has a nickname "Hong Kong Furano" since she has giant floral display. Construction of this town park was completed in 1997 costing over 910 million Hong Kong dollars.
Its Spiral Lookout Tower, built to celebrate the reunification of Hong Kong and China in 1997, is the ideal place to admire the natural beauty of Tolo Harbour.
The Insect House in the park exhibits specimens of a wide range of insects. Good for scientists and children to have a look.
The Park provides a wide range of facilities including a 1.2 long promenade, rest-gardens, sitting-out areas, a jogging trail with fitness stations, a cycling track and a 600-seat amphitheatre. You can also kiting on the grass, and fishing at Tolo Harbour. Absolutely a nice place for family and escape from the city!
Spiral Lookout Tower Opening Hours: 9am-6pm
Other park facilities Opening Hours: 24-hour
Admission: Free
Updated May 6, 2006
Phone: 2664 2107
Website: http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/parks/tpwp/en/index.php
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