• Due to the ‘CHIIKAWA DAYS’ Exhibition, sections of the Avenue of Stars will implement one-way crowd control measures from 31 July to 7 August 2025 at various times. All access to K11 MUSEA along the Avenue of Stars will be closed during the period. Visitors are advised to follow on-site instructions. For more details, please visit the Avenue of Stars’ official website.

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The Court of Final Appeal Building is a true architectural masterpiece, with towering granite columns and a commanding pediment crowned by the figure of Lady Justice herself. Formerly known as the Old Supreme Court Building, the three-storey structure, which opened in 1912, is a striking example of neo-classical architecture. The tall Ionic columns lend an air of elegance, while the blindfolded statue of the Greek goddess Themis atop the central pediment exudes a sense of solemnity and grandeur. The best time to view the building is in the evenings from across the tramway on Des Voeux Road Central. As the building's lights turn on, its facade illuminates with a warm glow, highlighting its architectural details and commanding presence.

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