Asia Society Hong Kong Center: Explore the History, Culture, and Nature

Asia Society Hong Kong Center, located in Admiralty, Hong Kong, is a unique campus that blends history, culture, and nature. Formerly a British Army Arsenal, the Center has been carefully restored and remodeled into a multi-functional space for art exhibitions, cultural exchanges, and natural landscapes. The park not only preserves the original appearance of the historic buildings but also skillfully combines modern design with natural ecology, providing visitors with a quiet and culturally rich place.

There are Grade I historical buildings such as Starr-Greenberg Building, Chantal Miller Gallery, Miller Theatre, and Lighting Passage, which show the military architecture of the 19th century and have been restored to new life. In addition, there are some precious relics, such as Heritage Tree and Canons, and some exquisite sculpture exhibits in the lush park, which add a lot of artistic flavor to the place, where visitors can enjoy the perfect blend of cityscape and natural scenery in Central.

This is a former laboratory. It now has offices and function rooms. (Althea, Hong Kong, 2025)

Former magazine A, an explosive storage facility. It is now a gallery with 4 chambers. (Althea, Hong Kong, 2025)

Former magazine B, an ammunition storage facility. It is now a multi-purpose theatre with 101 seats. (Althea, Hong Kong, 2025)

Lighting Passage: The passage allowed soldiers to check on the condition of the explosive through the small windows. It is now a path for performers an VIP guests. (Althea, Hong Kong, 2025)

Heritage Tree: As a part of the conservation effort, a study of all trees on site was done. (Althea, Hong Kong, 2025)

Canons: 4 unearthed canons which were made between 1800 and 1870, were found on site. (Althea, Hong Kong, 2025)

Long Island Buddha: Gift of the JK and Ingrid Lee Foundation (Althea, Hong Kong, 2025)

Vaan Ip: Gift of Ms. Jean Ho. (Althea, Hong Kong, 2025)

All are welcome to visit Asia Society Hong Kong Center!