Cadogan Street Garden — Attraction in Hong Kong

I do like this park. It has an oval for walking or running and is used for both., The lawns are large and used for sitting, although this does mean a lot of the bushes get damaged time and again. The foliage and flowers are, for the most part well well-maintained. It is usually not that busy, and there are covered seats all around the walking oval and also off in larger structures on the fringes of the park. It is generally a pleasure to walk through, except for one thing—dog owners. There is a specific pet garden at one end of this park, but utterly irresponsible dog owners bring their dogs into the main part of the park and let them run wild. I have been attacked by large aggressive dogs in this park many, many times whilst out walking at all times of the day and night, whilst the dog owners do nothing. As a result, I have stopped using it. Such irresponsible behaviour is disgusting in a place where...

It's just a small park where you can just sit and relax, maybe read books, watch birds or hang out with friends or family. It's just mostly grass, trees and greens. No other facilities except for benches and exercise machines for the elderly (which is located at the back).

Not all the time you can play/use the grassy area as it's being watered at times. Kids' activities are limited because balls are not allowed on the grass and scooters/bikes are not allowed.

Also watch out for mosquitoes (or those small insects that bite similar to mosquitoes). I always end up getting bites whenever I sit in one of the benches. Better put on...

It's a cut little park filled with all kinds of birds and their lovely mating calls. I'm not entirely sure whether going on the grass is allowed, but that would certainly be nice. I also am not sure what they mean by "temporary garden", it looks like it's...