Things to do at Admiralty

Finally got to visit the eggs at Tamar Park! A short walk from Admiralty mtr leads you into the park. The eggs are of various shapes and sizes. Atmospheric music plays and there were even some eggs floating in the ocean. definitely worth checking out.

very beautiful! The area where the on-site exhibition is arranged is actually very large. There are many small corners to see. Only those who have made a reservation can enter the main area, which is also very good. There will not be too many people. Unfortunately, it rained in Hong Kong during the few days we went there, and the grass was It was wet and muddy, but because we knew it would rain, we wore rain boots~ (I hope the website can note the material of the venue~ instead of asking everyone to know that they have to walk on the grass when they arrive at the venue) Because the exhibition area Outdoors, changing weather can affect the overall experience. The rest of it was great ~ had a lot of fun! I was lucky enough to encounter it when I went to Hong Kong~ You can actually see it without making a reservation~ Because it is right on the shore of Tamar Park Harbor at Admiralty Station~

The exit of Admiralty subway station is convenient for transportation. What a unique piece of art~~~it changes color every day!

The beauty is very beautiful, but the shortcoming is that it is too dark and allows the worker sisters to make noise nearby. It ruins the scenery. There is no clear guide to the subway station, and passers-by give directions randomly. The security guard did not tell me how far away from the Admiralty is from the Convention and Exhibition Center. As a result, I I traveled with my friends to death, one took the exhibition subway and the other took the 104 transfer train, hoping to review it.

It feels good and looks pretty good. Combined with the sea views and unique building backgrounds in Wan Chai, Admiralty and Central, coupled with the night view and colorful lights, the photo effect is very good. Only when taking photos at night, it is impossible to capture faces clearly, which is a fly in the ointment. Therefore, if you want to take portraits, it is better to visit during the day; but if you want lighting effects, you must visit at night.

Just take the escalator from Exit A of Admiralty MTR Station. The staff is very polite and you can enter after checking the QR code. A great experience, enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbor and the colorful Easter eggs!

It is free of charge and easy to use. The transportation in Admiralty is very convenient. You can see it when you get on the bridge. It is very beautiful and worth recommending.

We made a reservation to check in for the first show at 6:30. We are just across the overpass from Exit A of Admiralty MTR Station, which is very convenient! There is a staff member in front of the gate instructing you to scan the QR code to enter. It may be Sunday, there are too many people, and you have to wait to take pictures... Also, it is not dark at 6:30 in the first scene, so if you want to take a picture of the night view, you have to wait... So I want to take a picture of the night view. Look, it would be ideal to book after 7:30

I booked the show at 8:00 pm. It was very lively inside. Although there were many people, there was no obstruction for taking photos. It is recommended that you exit from Admiralty through Exit A, have the QR code ready after getting on the elevator, and then follow the queue that has made a reservation.