List of the oldest buildings and structures in Hong Kong
Appearance
The following is a list of the oldest buildings and structures in Hong Kong.
Before 1800
[edit]Although Hong Kong was sparsely populated prior to the arrival of the British, the area has a number of historic structures:
Building | Year completed | Builder | Source | Location |
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Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb Museum | 25-220AD | Sham Shui Po District | ||
Tung Chung Fort | 1174–1189 | Tung Chung | ||
Tin Hau Temple, Joss House Bay | 1266 | Sai Kung District | ||
Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda | 15th century | Ping Shan | ||
Tang Ancestral Hall | 14th century | Ping Shan | ||
Yu Kiu Ancestral Hall | 16th century | Ping Shan | ||
Sau Choi Mansion | Ping Shan | |||
Law Uk Folk Museum | 18th century | Chai Wan | ||
Tung Lung Fort | 1719–1724 | Sai Kung District | ||
Fan Lau Fort | 1729 | Lantau | ||
Entrance Tower of Ma Wat Wai | Fanling | |||
Kun Lung Gate Tower | 1744 | Fanling | ||
Sam Tung Uk | 1786 | Tsuen Wan |
19th century
[edit]Most of the buildings built during this period was by the British and mostly on Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula:
Early 20th century
[edit]Post-World War II
[edit]Building | Year completed | Builder | Source | Location |
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Bank of China Building | 1952 | Central | ||
City Hall, Hong Kong | 1962 | Central | ||
Edinburgh Place Ferry Pier | 1957 | Central | ||
Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier | 1957 | Tsim Sha Tsui | ||
Queen's Pier | 1957 | Ron Phillips and Alan Fitch | Central | |
Central Government Offices | 1957 | Central |