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)

University Hall, the University of Hong Kong
The University of Hong Kong, Pok Fu Lam Road

University Hall, on its imposing hilltop setting, is a charming blend of Tudor and Gothic architectural styles. It was built about 1861 by Douglas Lapraik, a Scottish businessman, who named the two-storey building with its four corner towers Douglas Castle. After the French Mission bought the house in 1894, the building was renamed Nazareth House, and housed a dormitory, a chapel, a library and a large printing house famous for printing about 60,000 books annually in 28 languages. The University of Hong Kong acquired the house in 1956 and converted it into a men's residence hall, renaming it University Hall. (Not open to the public.)

Directions
Bus no. 7 from the bus terminus outside Pier no. 7 in Central. Get off at the junction of Pokfulam Reservoir Road and Pokfulam Road.