[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Blue House (Updated May)

#chinatrip Strolling around Wan Chai led us to this eye-catching blue coloured building. It is actually named after the colour of the wall - Blue House. It is a Grade I historic building which is the typical Lingnan-style house built in 1922 with wide balconies. It played multiple roles back in the days where it was a hospital, temple, and even a kung fu studio.

#GlobalTravel Hidden in the busy city, Wan Chai Blue House slows down your pace. Why not stay here and feel the charm of going back in time? The history of the Blue House dates back to the 1920s. It was originally an expatriate clinic and hall, and now it has become a safe oasis in the city. Walking around the Blue House, the old style and modern atmosphere are intertwined, just like walking in a brand new corridor of time and space. The surface of the building is dyed sky blue, as if sketching an oil painting. The colorful exterior walls showcase Hong Kong's unique multicultural style. The Blue House is now a museum and cultural center that preserves and displays the aesthetics of past life. Visitors can tour the well-preserved vintage rooms and get a glimpse of the past through old photographs and artifacts. From a bustling commercial district to a historical monument, the Blue House is like a time machine. Being here, time seems to slow down, and the hustle and bustle of the world turns into a cool breeze, blowing gently. Looking at the blue house in the sunlight, the soft light from the sky shines through the gaps, as if walking in a distant memory. This feeling of slow living makes people intoxicated and immersed in the profound aesthetics of history and culture. The soul also settles down and experiences the beauty of the passage of time. #Hongkong

#springplace2024 The Blue House, located at 72A Shek Nullah Street, Wan Chai, was formerly the Wan Chai Folk Life Museum. 👍👍👍 The Hong Kong House of Story aims to "start from the grassroots and integrate diverse cultures". Through public participation and connecting with different partners, it organizes diversified community cultural activities, including exhibitions, workshops, community guided tours, etc., to promote local cultural characteristics. The Hong Kong House of Story also organizes community cultural and artistic activities, such as film screenings, concerts, etc., hoping to revitalize the community and serve as a community platform to promote community interaction and communication. Address: G/F, 72A Stone Nullah Lane, Wan Chai Opening hours: 10am to 6pm (Closed on Wednesdays and special public holidays) The museum is closed on the following special public holidays: New Year's Day, the first three days of the Lunar New Year, Good Friday, Christmas Day and the day after Christmas Day #Wan Chai #Museum Recommendations

The Blue House Cluster consists of a group of traditional residential buildings and serves as an excellent place to explore the culture of old Hong Kong. Constructed in 1922, the Blue House is memorable for its distinctive blue hue, which has helped preserve this characteristic architecture. The units in the Blue House feature spacious balconies, reflecting the architectural style of Lingnan, and have been used in the past for various purposes such as martial arts schools, medical halls, and free schools. The neighboring old residences—the Yellow House and the Orange House—share a similar fate. During my visit to the 'Hong Kong House of Stories,' I learned about the life of Hong Kong in bygone days. There were staff on hand to provide detailed explanations, and many interactive activities for children to experience. The children were engrossed, making it a great family activity and destination. Address: 72, 72A, 74, 74A Stone Nullah Lane, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island (Blue House)

There are many tenement buildings in Hong Kong, but not many of them have been preserved, especially on Hong Kong Island. After joining the guided tour this time, I have a better understanding of the life of the poor and subdivided flats in early Hong Kong. Sometimes, in addition to traveling abroad during holidays, it is also interesting to learn about local history. Guided tour of the Blue House complex Reservation: Go to the WeHua Blue House website Language: Cantonese/English Duration: Approximately 60 minutes Blue House 📍G/F, 72A Stone Nullah Lane, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Story House #weekendtour #trip #relax #wanchaibluehouse #hongkonggoodplaces #hongkongcheckin #hongkongtravelguide

Today I finished work with my colleagues, so we went to Wanchai to find good food. We were attracted by a green neon sign, so we went in to chill The decoration of the restaurant maintains both playful and nostalgic feeling, there are many very interesting menus hanging on the wall😂 It can be seen that they spent some thought to change the name of the menu👍 Mainly Thai fusion dishes😙 Appetizers 🇹🇭Thai woman treats you to eat crab legs😬 Boneless crab legs are great and convenient, no need to spit bones, perfect for people like me who are afraid of bones, the taste is exciting and full of excitement, including left sweet, sour, spicy and at the same time impact the taste buds, is a good appetizer dish Soup 🥥Chicken under the coconut tree🐥 It was already funny at first sight. It turned out to be a soup made with coconut, chicken, wild mushrooms and lemongrass. It was very fragrant and rich in drinking 😙 Main course 🐷Pig...your Thai crispy Thai is delicious👍 The crust of roast suckling pig is very crispy and very juicy😍 With Thai spicy sauce, you won't feel fatty after eating a few more pieces 🐓Thai butter....chicken🐥 Signature dish one, is also my favorite dish 😙 Butter chicken is rich in flavor, the chicken skin is thin and crispy, eat crispy, the meat is very tender, juicy, but also exudes a burst of chicken oil fragrance 🎉 🦐 Shrimp soldiers crab general 😙 Just look at the name, I don't know what it is😂 It turns out it's crab meat fried rice😀 The rice grains are fried very dry, but each grain is distinct, each grain is stuck to the crab meat😀🤣 dessert 🍨The Eighth Prince🥥 The palate is smooth, with a strong egg flavor and coconut flavour. There is also peach jelly and white fungus on the side, very nourishing😍 Overall, this restaurant is very creative, and are very comfortable to sit 😃 We talked for several hours 🤣🤣 We also made an appointment to come here next time happy hour 🎉 📍Yum Kwun @yumkwun.hk 📍Shop B, G/F, 3 King Sing Street, Wanchai📍 #foodie #hkfoodie #hkblogger #thaifusion #happyhour #hongkongfood #wanchaifoodmap #thaifusiondish #stablefood #chickenchickenunder the coconut tree #eightyewang #Taiba treats you to eat crab legs #shrimp soldiers and crab generals #wanchai good places #wanchai bar first experience #chillday😎 #g͟i͟r͟l͟s͟t͟a͟l͟k͟check in📍

Often pass by this place did not notice it became like this, at night accidentally passed by these lanterns attracted, the government is committed to conservation now turned into a Hong Kong story museum, I believe the day attracts many people to visit, because there are different kinds of restaurants around Wanchai, and across the street also attracts a large number of tourists, the government is very careful conservation worthy of praise

The Blue House is a tenement house in Hong Kong located at Nos. 72 to 74A, Stone Nui Channel Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island. It is now listed as a Grade I historic building in Hong Kong. Among them, the exterior walls of No. 72, No. 72A and No. 74 are painted blue, so they are called "Blue Houses".

The Blue House is a tenement building located on Stone Nullah Lane in Wan Chai, Hong Kong. It was built in 1922 and has a history of 100 years. It is now a Grade I historical monument in Hong Kong. Its exterior walls and stairs are made of wood, and the terrace is made of steel and concrete. It is one of the few tenement buildings in Hong Kong. The blue color of the house was added by the government in the 1990s, hence the name "Blue House".

#Consumer Voucher Strategy #Good place for dating #WanchaiBlueHouse This is my second visit to the Blue House. It turns out that behind the Blue House is a place where many people come to take pictures! The green trees with the old house is indeed a good place to take pictures☺️ After taking pictures, I found a small shop opposite the back door of the blue house. The facade was designed like a former foreclosure, which attracted me to sit in☺️ This is a tavern, while eating Thai food! Because not too hungry, my boyfriend and I ordered a few skewers, okra, mushrooms, squid and chicken wings, come to eat Thai food must drink Thai milk & Thai lemon tea 👍🏻 The skewers are grilled to order, served very hot, grilled just right and juicy! The Thai milk is like the ones I drink in Thailand, big cups and sweet enough! My boyfriend's lemon tea is nothing special, but it's great to cool off! After walking around the nearby monuments hot want to sit and talk and rest, this would be very suitable! The design of the whole shop is very old-fashioned Hong Kong feel, very match the nearby ancient houses☺️☺️ The bill for two people is less than $200. Apple pay is accepted, so tag&go is perfect☺️☺️

Hiking does not necessarily require going to the suburbs; there are also many easy hiking routes in the city. The route introduced this time starts from Wan Chai. First, we went to the Wan Chai Blue House to check in, then walked to the Old Wan Chai Post Office, started up the mountain from the slope, passed Wan Chai Gap Park, walked into the fairy tale cabin in the park, and then walked to the Aberdeen Reservoir, which is divided into two parts, the Upper and Lower Reservoirs. The most special thing is that there is a small stone bridge under the dam, which is a must-see attraction. The whole journey takes two hours round trip, which is convenient and can also be used for exercise. #Hiking route recommendation #Wan Chai good places #Local travel #Countryside good places #Summer good places #Hong Kong good places #Historic sites #Winter travel notes #Reservoir

The "Blue House" is a Grade I historic building in Hong Kong, located in Wan Chai. From a distance you can see that it is a four-storey tenement building, with the Yellow House and the Orange House next to it. They are pre-war buildings with a history of a hundred years. Every corner there is full of relics of Hong Kong history. Couples can explore history while checking in and spend a fulfilling and enjoyable afternoon! #StarWriterGoGoGo #DatingDestination #HongKongGoodDestination #CheckInHotspot #CheckInGoodDestination #CheckIn #GoodDestinationForCouples #WanChaiGoodDestination #LocalTravel

One of our interests in dating is finding places to take pictures and learn about history! This time I went to Wanchai to eat, and by the way I went to the Blue House for a walk. The Blue House in Wanchai is located at 72 to 74A Shek Shui Chu Street, Wanchai. There is a Hong Kong Story Museum on the ground floor of the Blue House, but it will be closed during the pandemic until further notice. There are several different colored Tang Houses next to the Blue House, namely the "Yellow House" and the "Orange House". There are very few such distinctive Tang Houses in Hong Kong. They are colorful together! There are also many exhibition boards introducing history, which are worth savoring! There is also a small park within the Blue House for people to rest and have a clearer view of the Blue House’s internal structure, with stairs on each floor leading to the adjacent “Orange House”. Because the Blue House is still occupied, it is very interesting to see that the residents inside will have different divisions of work, like a small community! The Blue House has a century-old history, wooden stairs, ceilings, cement arcades and interior construction are now rare. #dating hotspot #star writer rush rush rush

I rarely cross the sea. This time we went to Wan Chai I saw several buildings across the old market🏠. Color D is beautiful and cute Walking over it was called the Blue House Centenary Blue House Not to mention. The Blue House used to be the Hua Tuo Hospital to provide basic medical services to nearby neighbors. In addition to blue houses, there are also yellow houses The four-storey residential building with wide terraces and upper and lower floors experienced World War II. There are exhibition halls to see. Looking back at the life of Hong Kong people in the past. Quite interesting. Worth a visit~~ #PopularExhibitions #HongKongGood Places Address: Blue House, Wan Chai

The Blue House used to be a two-storey hospital called Hua Tuo Hospital The hospital closed in 1886 and was used as a temple dedicated to the divine doctor Hua Tuo. Here had been demolished and rebuilt, so now the number of floors is different, become 4 floors, the ground floor used to be the Hua Tuo Temple, later opened a martial arts hall, medical hall, the first floor had opened specifically for the neighbors to provide volunteer teaching "Mirror Meaning School", and the second floor and third The building is the site of the only English school in Wanchai before the war, Yizhong College. The other shops are, grocery store, winery, Fresh Fish Chamber of Commerce, which also has residential buildings. The name Blue House is because when the Hong Kong government painted the exterior walls of the Blue House in the 1990s, only the blue paint commonly used by the Water Department was left in the material warehouse, so the entire building was painted blue It can be said that we have experienced a lot of ups and downs here, but the architecture remains the same. Until 2017, Blue House was awarded the Excellence Award, the highest honor of the Asia Pacific Cultural Heritage Conservation and Protection Award, awarded by the United Nations, making the historic building here internationally recognized and the first time Hong Kong has won an award of its kind. The blue house still hangs the plaque of the divine doctor Hua Tuo, and the main entrance also has a craft shop, etc., which fits the sense of history here☺️☺️ #LocalTour #Wanchai #BlueHouse #Historic Buildings

The Blue House, Wan Chai, Stone Nullah Street, Hong Kong Story House, is mainly composed of some old buildings. If you want to understand old Hong Kong, past life, and traditional culture, this is a good place to go. Looking back at history, the Blue House was built in 1922. Its distinctive blue color is impressive and has become its distinctive feature. It was once used as a martial arts hall, a medical clinic, and a charity school, and is worth remembering. #LocalTourism #HongKongGoodDestinations

#Hong Kong Good Places When it comes to revitalization projects, the Blue House in Wan Chai is believed to be quite famous. Now it has become a place that displays daily necessities from decades ago. There is also a corner where people can exchange different items for free. There are even guided tours on certain days! If you like, you can also buy some souvenirs there. #Hong Kong good places #Hot summer places

Speaking of the Blue House, I will remember my childhood, watching my grandma cooking in it. Now that my grandma is gone, I miss everything. Fortunately, the Blue House has been listed as a Grade I historic building in Hong Kong, so I will come here to take a look when I have time. It is a very unique place. Three of the buildings are painted blue, so it is called the "Blue House". It is also a good place to check in. #Hong Kong good places #Local travel #Parent-child good places lazy package #Parent-child good places #I miss you so much #Hong Kong good places #Hot summer places

The Blue House, located at 72-74A Stone Nullah Lane in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, is a four-story tenement building constructed in the 1920s. It is famous for its vibrant blue exterior and forms a colorful architectural cluster with the neighboring Yellow House and Orange House. It is just a 5-minute walk from the Wan Chai MTR Station Exit A3. This Grade I historic building features Lingnan-style architecture with rare balcony designs. In 2017, it was awarded the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Award for Cultural Heritage Conservation. The Blue House adopts a "preserve both the building and its residents" revitalization model, maintaining the local community's lifestyle. On the ground floor, you'll find the Hong Kong House of Stories, which exhibits old Hong Kong artifacts and offers free admission (open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM). The Blue House is a popular spot for Instagram photos, especially during the Mid-Autumn Festival when hand-painted lanterns are hung (illuminated from September 6 to 10). At night, the lights beautifully complement the blue walls, creating a romantic atmosphere. Recommended photo angles: capture the full view from across Stone Nullah Lane or focus on the balcony details near the railings.

#HongKongIn-depthTour The Blue House complex in Wan Chai is a rare historical tenement building complex in urban Hong Kong that still retains residents. There are three buildings here: the Blue House, the Yellow House and the Orange House. The Blue House is the most representative building among them, named after its bright blue exterior walls. These buildings retain the pre-war "arcade-style" design and are an important testimony to Hong Kong's post-war residential development. Unlike ordinary museums, the Blue House’s cultural conservation model is very innovative. It adopts a community participation approach of “keeping the house and the people”, allowing the indigenous residents to continue living there while revitalizing the site. The museum houses the "Hong Kong Story House", which allows visitors to gain a deeper understanding of local life history, folk beliefs and community changes through interactive exhibitions and guided tours. The existence of the Blue House proves that cultural preservation can coexist with modern life. It is a rare space in Hong Kong's urban area that integrates history and life. If you are interested in urban change and cultural conservation, the Blue House complex is definitely not to be missed.

#HongKongIn-depthTour Lee Tung Street is located in Wan Chai. Although it has been transformed into a modern shopping mall district due to reconstruction, it is still a nostalgic landmark for in-depth tours of Hong Kong. In the past, this 200-meter-long street was the center of Hong Kong's printing industry. It was famous for wedding invitation printing in the 1970s and 1980s. The tenement shops on the street displayed exquisite wedding cards, attracting newlyweds and tourists, and carrying countless happy memories. Today, the rebuilt Lee Tung Street has been transformed into a European-style pedestrian street with red lanterns hanging high, gathering international brands and specialty restaurants, such as the Japanese DJAPA and the Thai After You dessert shop, which blends Chinese and Western flavors. The street sculptures and garden seating areas retain a hint of the old days, while regular markets and lantern exhibitions add to the festive atmosphere, such as the sea of ​​colorful lanterns during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Hong Kong singer Kay Tse's song "Wedding Invitation Street" has given this street a cultural symbol and expressed the sadness of the changes. The nearby Blue House and Stone Nullah Street continue the atmosphere of Wan Chai's old community. Strolling through them, you will find traditional herbal tea shops and trendy coffee shops interspersed. Through the dialogue between the past and the present, Wedding Street takes travelers away from typical attractions and into Hong Kong’s urban memory and new charm. #In-depth tour of Hong Kong #Wedding invitation street #Lee Tung Street #Wan Chai culture #Hong Kong history #Nostalgic journey

Located on Stone Nullah Lane in Wan Chai, the Blue House is a must-visit landmark for those exploring Hong Kong in depth. With its striking blue exterior and Lingnan-style tenement architecture, this four-story building, constructed in 1922, has a rich history. Originally a Chinese medicine hospital named Hua Tuo Hospital, it later served as a temple and martial arts school, carrying a century of community memories. Today, the Blue House has transformed into a cultural hub, with the Hong Kong House of Stories on the ground floor. Dedicated to "starting from the grassroots," it showcases old household items such as metal mailboxes and nostalgic paper dolls, narrating the stories of Hong Kong's common folk through exhibitions and workshops, inviting visitors to experience the daily life of old Hong Kong. Just a few steps away, the Yuk Hui Temple stands quietly beside the Blue House. This small temple, dedicated to the deity Pak Tai, is a place where locals from Stone Nullah Lane often come to pray. The temple's ancient wooden carvings and plaques exude the warmth of Hong Kong's traditional beliefs, creating a harmonious blend of stillness and vibrancy with the revitalized atmosphere of the Blue House. Together, these two sites complement each other, offering travelers a glimpse into the deep roots of the Wan Chai community, from historical architecture to folk religion. The Blue House and Yuk Hui Temple are not just attractions but also reflections of Hong Kong's life and culture, inviting you to escape the hustle and bustle and savor the heartfelt stories of this city.

#HongKongConquest This trip is a 3-day Hong Kong plan to enjoy the food and cityscapes 🇭🇰✈️ Make good use of late-night flights and enjoy an efficient and cost-effective overseas trip! 💞 I'll report on my 3-day solo trip 📝 [Airplane] Both round trips were with Hong Kong Express, totaling 29,000 yen! If you catch a late-night flight right after work, you can start sightseeing the next morning, which is great🌃 [Hotel] I stayed at Woody House, which is right next to Wan Chai Station and Lan House🏨 It cost about 31,000 yen for 3 nights, including the weekend🌿 It's simple but clean, and the best thing about it is that it's close to Wan Chai Station✨️ [City Walking Plan] On the first morning, I had a Hong Kong breakfast at a local ice house nearby🍴 I wandered around Central while looking at the cityscape where the buildings were so tall that my neck hurt🚶♀️ I took the train to Tsim Sha Tsui and had dim sum at a dim sum restaurant for lunch🥟 For dessert, I had egg tarts from Hashtag B! It's crispy and creamy and delicious 💛 At night, we took the Star Ferry and were enchanted by the night view of Victoria Harbor 😌🌃 [Day 2] For breakfast, we went to Bakehouse near the hotel 🥐 A rare store where you can eat egg tarts! After that, we went to the supermarket to look for souvenirs to give away 🛒 Just looking at the local seasonings and sweets makes me excited 💗 For lunch, we had the long-awaited shrimp wonton noodles 🍜 In the afternoon, we took a leisurely tram to Sheung Wan 🚋 The view of Hong Kong's streets from the second floor was full of local atmosphere and made us feel like we were traveling ⤴️ It was also fun to walk from Central to Sheung Wan, and the rich milk tea we had on the way was the best ☕ At night, we went to the night market in Ladies' Market 🎪 Shopping while negotiating was fun like a game! [Day 3] On the morning of the day of returning home, I strolled around the area around the hotel and the town of Wan Chai 🌿 The area is lined with local markets and nostalgic buildings, and even just walking around is picturesque! ✨ After having fun until the last minute, I took the Airport Express from Hong Kong Station to the airport ✈️ The charm of Hong Kong is that it is easily accessible and you can sightsee until the very end without wasting time ✨ Details of the spots I visited will be published in a separate article in the [Gourmet Edition]! I will also tell you about the charms that I couldn't write about here 👀 English is easy to understand and the food is to Japanese tastes, so it is highly recommended for first-time overseas travelers! I didn't go, but it seems like it would be fun to visit it together with Disneyland 💘🏰💭 I definitely recommend a trip to Hong Kong for your next day off! ✨️💯 #HongKong #HongKongTrip #HongKongGourmet #hongkong

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Miyazaki Dog Kiwi takes everyone to Wan Chai to enjoy the mysterious Mexican cuisine After visiting Muchan, the Miyazaki dog, who had not been seen for a long time, in Taikoo Shing, the children went to a Mexican restaurant near the Blue House in Wan Chai at night. You can make a reservation through openrice and arrange to sit at the wall to enjoy the scenery, chat and enjoy the food! Mexican food is very suitable for children with Kiwis because it is colorful. I happened to pass by Wan Chai and saw this small Mexican restaurant and wanted to try it. Finally, I finally ate it and it was very good. I recommend it to all my friends! I also happened to meet Japanese tourists who came to Hong Kong for tourism. I introduced them to the famous Mexican dishes Nachos and Tacos, and they all praised it! Nachos+pork (S size) Nachos is one of the two highlights of Mexican cuisine, and it is a must-try dish every time! This time, the waiter introduced that two people only need to choose the S size because the portion is enough! When it was served, I was very surprised that it was bigger than my face. It was such a good deal~ There was a lot of baked cheese, Mexican peppers, Mexican salsa and avocado sauce on it~ Nachos are crispy, and with the sauce, you can’t finish it! In addition, there is also my favorite Mexican marinated pork, which is lightly spicy and super delicious~ Steak Taco & Fish Taco The second highlight of Mexican cuisine is Taco. I chose two flavors, Fish & A1 Pastor (fish and pork) - the fish is tender and tasty with chili garlic mayonnaise as the sauce; the other is Steak & Lengua (beef and ox tongue), the ox tongue is very tender, topped with onion and coriander sauce, the taste is very rich~ Drinks: Rose Hip Rose-a slightly spicy and romantic wine, the pink appearance makes people intoxicated in fantasy~ El Taquero Shop B-F, G/F, Yan King Court, 119-121 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai #Wan Chai #Eltaquero #Mexican food #Mexico #Miyazaki dog #Hong Kong #wanchai #Foodie #happyhappy #yummy #fatty #dinner #nachos #taco #rose #romantic #kiwibird #Kiwibird #Taikoo City #Blue House #Cured pork #Queen's Road East #dinner

I know there is a place in Wanchai called Blue House, but I have never been there. This time I finally have the opportunity to explore the Wanchai area. The Blue House was formerly Hua Tuo Hospital The story museum can visit and see old objects from Hong Kong. The exhibits are of great historical and cultural value, such as the formerly used herbal tea cones, old-style mailboxes, etc. A little behind the row of Hua Tuo Hospital there are lantern decorations and some exhibitions, and a coffee shop #globaltravel #HongKong

#favouriteitinerary Blue House in Wan Chai is a historical building that had undergone multiple transformation from the initial hospital to a temple, a tenement and later a martial arts training centre. Together with the Yellow House and Orange House nearby, they form a cluster of building that makes an interesting sight. There is a mini museum at the ground floor of Blue House that presents the local culture of the area to locals and tourists alike. #travel #hongkong

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