Victoria Peak Garden is public park found by way of a 15-20 minute walk up Mount Austin Road from the Peak Galleria and Peak Tram Tower building at Victoria Peak. The park is open 24 hours a day, includes a small car park, public bathrooms and a kiosk stand.

Historically, this location made up the grounds of the Governor of Hong Kong's Summer Residence known as the Mountain Lodge. The lodge is gone these days, having been replaced with a city park with wooded pavement trails, open grassy...

The Hong Kong government announced on 25 September 2005 that the site will be redeveloped along with the rest of the Peak area.[1]

The ample open space, vast amount of grassy lawn and stream course at the site will be preserved. To bring out the heritage elements, the garden will be enhanced with Victorian style features including gazebos, benches, sun-dials and colourful flowers. Artifacts from the Victorian era, such as stone pillars and carvings, will be displayed to enrich the...

You will have a spectular view over Hong Kong' s Harbour City. To get this view you can go by tram (in combination with a visit to Madame Tussauds it costs about 300 HK $. As we would have to stand in line for 2 hours ( we went there around midday) we chose to go there by foot. This is only recomended when you feel really well as it takes about an hour and it is very steep. When upstairs you should go along the Pok Fu Lam Tree Walk which is a 3.2 km long roundway. It is easy to walk. When...