Hong Kong's statutory monuments - The Old Commander-in-Chief's Residence

The Old Commander-in-Chief's Residence in Hong Kong Park in Central is the oldest surviving Western-style building in Hong Kong. It was once the official residence of the Commander-in-Chief of the British Army in Hong Kong during the colonial period, so it is also called Flagpole House. It bears witness to Hong Kong’s century-old colonial history and has extremely high historical value, and has been listed as a statutory monument in Hong Kong. The building is built in the Greek Classical Revival style. The entire building is made of granite and has a simple design with British colonial features, such as wide corridors, high ceilings, pyramid-tiled roofs, wooden shutters, etc. In addition to visiting the exhibition, it also attracted many people to check in and take photos on the spot! Address: 10 Cotton Tree Drive, Central (Flagship Museum of Tea Ware) #LocalTourism #2022Exhibition #Check-in Spots