Art enthusiasts must visit and wander along the Tsuen Wan Line to check in at Hong Kong's cultural and artistic landmarks

"Oh my, how come you are here too?!" For people in the art circle, March in Hong Kong is the most important art season of the year, with the whole city brimming with artistic vitality and ambiance. Come, follow Hou Jue as we wander along the Tsuen Wan Line, guaranteed fun without getting lost~ 🚇Central Station ✔Tai Kwun Formerly Hong Kong's Central Police Station, Central Magistracy, and Victoria Prison, it has been revitalized into a monument and art museum that hosts a series of contemporary art exhibitions and various performance projects every year. It has now become a popular spot for citizens and tourists to relax and enjoy. ✔PMQ PMQ is a Grade III historic building in Hong Kong, which was once the Married Police Quarters on Hollywood Road, witnessing many past stories. After revitalization, it has transformed into a local iconic creative hub, often hosting various exhibitions and market events, combining art, heritage, and culture. ✔Fringe Club This building has a history of over a century, originally the Hong Kong Dairy Company, and has now been revitalized into an art exhibition and performance venue, also one of the landmarks in Central. 🚇Sham Shui Po Station ✔Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre This place retains the architectural style of the old industrial building, gathering many artists' studios inside. The ground floor atrium is mainly for exhibitions and dining, with different exhibitions about local art and culture at different times. Besides visual arts, there are actually quite a lot of performing arts to see here. 🚇Mei Foo Station ✔Jao Tsung-I Academy & Tsui Yuen Mansion You can check in at both places together. This is a rare tranquil spot in the city. In addition to the historical buildings being preserved, Jao Tsung-I Academy is carefully arranged with art exhibitions, and there are occasional art events and lectures. Tsui Yuen Mansion is built on the mountain, a literary and retro treasure hotel, surrounded by forest and bird songs, with fresh air, very suitable for staying overnight after a day's walk. 🚇Tsuen Wan Station ✔The Mills The Mills is located in the industrial area of Tsuen Wan, witnessing the once glorious textile industry of Hong Kong. The old factory has been revitalized into a cultural and artistic landmark of Hong Kong, and the interior is carefully designed with textile culture experiences, through installations, art special exhibitions, design derivatives, and other innovative means to impress visitors. There are also various lifestyle specialty stores that are YYDS, with green living, recycling concepts, and pet-friendly ideas that are very attractive to customers.