Hong Kong City Hall in 香港島

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  Mark Reform

  :: 17 May 2018 16:21:34

  The second and current City Hall complex has two buildings, a garden and a three-storey car park. City Hall Memorial Garden enclosing the World War II (1941–1945) Memorial Shrine The High Block, a 12-storey building, is in the south-western end and houses a number of government facilities, including: City Hall Public Library, an eight-storey facility, which in the past served as the central library of Hong Kong (on the 9th – 11th floors) Exhibition Gallery, 260 square feet (24 m2). Recital Hall with 111-seats. Committee Rooms: two 40-seat committee rooms (on the 7th floor) Marriage Registry (on the 1st floor) Fast food restaurant, managed by Maxim's Catering: MX The 3-storey Low Block is at the eastern end, with the following facilities: Concert Hall, with 1,434 seats and 60 standees at the mezzanine level. Restaurants and a cafe, managed by Maxim's Catering: continental (Deli and Wine), Chinese (City Hall Maxim's Palace) and European (City Hall Maxim's Café) cuisines The URBTIX Box Office Exhibition Hall, 590-square metres. Theatre with 463 seats. Performing Arts Shop an enquiry counter

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  a ch

  :: 29 April 2018 06:47:48

  Great to have centrally located theatre, concert hall and public library. Important to HK's civic life and sense of community. Well placed for many types of public transport and hence easily accessible to lower income groups from main urban areas. Good design making it clear that this has been built to benefit whole community, not just a wealthy elite. Attractive, under used public garden. Hope government doesn't sell it off to turn into yet another shopping mall.

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  Pak Lim Boris Lau

  :: 01 April 2018 15:15:24

  A great theatre for watching shows!

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  Peter Kam Fai Cheung

  :: 24 November 2017 16:09:08

  For decades, the Hong Kong City Hall looks the same and mundane. I was delighted to see its new look on the first day of Hong Kong's Light Festival, November 23, 2017. I think Hong Kong should use the power of colours to inspire its residents' creativity!

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  Revival Heritage Consultants

  :: 21 June 2017 13:54:44

  International style government building with great association to the Queens Pier and Edinburgh Piazza