Hong Kong offers a wealth of architectural influences and styles just waiting to be discovered. During this walk through Hong Kong's Central district, visitors will come to understand the evolution of the city through its buildings. Taking in such sights as the Central Police Station, the Fringe Club and the former French Mission building, architect hosts will point out the special characteristics that make each structure unique as well as discussing its relevant history.


Thrusting skyward in dramatic contrast to these historical structures are Hong Kong's many glass and steel monuments to modernism. Designed by some of the world's most renowned architects, they are vital to understanding the evolution of building styles and the way Hong Kong's urban architecture has changed during the past century.

Architecture Walk
Assembly Point:		Hong Kong Planning and Infrastructure Exhibition Gallery, reception at entrance, G/F, 3 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong (Central MTR Station Exit K, make 180o turn upon leaving exit, walk ahead through pedestrian tunnel to Edinburgh Place, turn right, Gallery is beside City Hall.)
Time:		Every Saturday at 10:15am-1:15pm (about 3 hours)
Registration:		HKTB Visitor Centres in Causeway Bay or Tsim Sha Tsui
Fee:		HK$100 per person (no small change or foreign currency will be accepted)
Host:		Member of Hong Kong Institute of Architects
Capacity:		15 people per walk
Enquiry:		HKTB Visitor Hotline +852 2508 1234

Notes
-	Visitors are required to show their passport and register in advance.
-	Full refund for booking cancellation 2 days or more prior to departure. No refund for cancellation 1 day before or on the day of departure, except in the event of tour cancellation due to bad weather.
-	Visitors are advised to wear light clothing and wear sun block if appropriate.
-	For visitors aged 3 to 75 only.
-	Walk organised by the Hong Kong Institute of Architects.