DiscoverHongKong - Heritage - Declared Monuments

DECLARED MONUMENTS

Colonial
	Duddell Street Steps & Gas Lamps (Central)
	Former Stanley Police Station (Stanley)
	Old Supreme Court (Central)*
	Main Building, the University of Hong Kong (Pok Fu Lam)*
	Flagstaff House (Central)
	Former French Mission Building (Central)*
	Western Market (Sheung Wan)
	Main Building, the Helena May (Central)*
	Former Central Police Station Compound (Central)*
	Former Central Magistracy (Central)*
	Victoria Prison Compound*
	University Hall, the University of Hong Kong (Pok Fu Lam)*
	Hung Hing Ying Building, the University of Hong Kong (Pok Fu Lam)*
	Tang Chi Ngong Building, the University of Hong Kong (Pok Fu Lam)*
	Government House (Central)*
	St. John's Cathedral (Central)
Chinese Heritage
	Law Uk Hakka House (Chai Wan)
	Old Wan Chai Post Office (Wan Chai)
Temples
	Tin Hau Temple (Causeway Bay)

Tin Hau Temple
10 Tin Hau Temple Road, Causeway Bay

The temple was built by the Tai family probably in the early 18th Century. They often went to Causeway Bay to gather grass and some family members found a statue of Tin Hau near the shore. They erected a shelter for the statue and, as it became more popular, a proper temple building was built with donations from local boat people .

Directions
Bus no. 25 from the bus terminus outside Pier no. 7 in Central, alight at Tin Hau Temple Road. Or MTR Tin Hau station (Exit B), cross the road and walk along Tin Hau Temple Road. The temple is on the right.