[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Cattle Depot Artist Village (Updated Jul)

[To Kwa Wan] A walk through To Kwa Wan, where the old streetscape remains. This time, we took a ferry from North Point to Kowloon Bay Pier. When you leave the ferry pier and head out onto To Kwa Wan Road, you'll encounter a nostalgic view of old buildings still standing. About a 20-minute walk from the pier is Ma Tau Kok 13 Street. It is a corner of 13 streets, 11 of which are named after auspicious creatures. Also, the Cow Shed Art Village across the street, which uses old brick buildings, is a great Instagram spot. Along To Kwa Wan Road, there is a gas tank belonging to the Hong Kong China Gas Company, a rare sight in Hong Kong. There are local restaurants and stylish cafes in the area, so it's fun to explore them while walking. [Directions] This time, we took a ferry from North Point to Kowloon Bay, and then walked from there. ##Hong Kong's best places to go #Hong Kong #Instagrammable #Walking around

Since the opening of the Tuen Ma Line, it has become much more convenient to go to To Kwa Wan. You can also discover many unique attractions in this old district, such as the Cattle Depot Artist Village. This former cattle slaughterhouse was converted into an art village with a theatre, exhibitions and book fairs. Although admission is free, it is very quiet, probably because it is a weekday. There are not many places to visit inside, and it feels a bit dilapidated. We hope that these historical buildings can be properly utilized and revitalized to avoid wasting the resources that are needed. Next to it is the Cattle Depot Art Park, which you can visit together. It is a large and comfortable place. #arttrip #historicbuildings #walkinthepark

It’s the only pre-war existing premise located in Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The red brick building was constructed in 1908 and had been serving as a public slaughter and quarantine depot in the territory until 1999. In 2001, it was renovated and converted it into art village houses for local artists for their art and culture projects as well as art classes offered to public. The site was Grade II historical site accorded by the Antiquities AdvisoryBoard in 2009. #本地遊 #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #tripblazers #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #Yuppijeinhk2023 #historicalsite #Cattledepot #Mataukok

The Cowshed Arts Village is located at 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan. It was originally the only remaining livestock quarantine station in Hong Kong, known as the "Cowshed". Built in 1908, the Cowshed is composed of several detached tile-roofed red brick buildings. It is classified as a Grade II historic building because it preserves the early warehouse architectural style of Hong Kong. The red brick house with a green main entrance is one of its unique signature photo spots There is a uniquely designed staircase between the red brick house and the Cowshed Art Park, and a cow-shaped photo-taking device next to it. The cowshed architecture mixes the characteristics of Chinese and Western architecture. The red brick bungalow has the layout of a Western market in the early 20th century, the red brick walls have a Western Victorian style, and the roof adopts the traditional Chinese rolling shed roof and Chinese double-cylinder tile roof. It is the only remaining characteristic historical building complex in Hong Kong. In front of the low red brick wall there is a long cement trough, which was the food and beverage trough used to feed the cattle. The bottom of the trough still retains the iron chains and iron rings. The original park went all the way to another exit. Halfway through a platform garden. However it is just a platform with a little grass. Finally before leaving there is a washroom, the male and female dolls at the washroom door are marked with cows, very cute. #HongKong #ParentsGood Places #To Kwa Wan Good Places #Cowshed Art Village

The weather was average today, so I originally planned to go hiking but changed my plan to check in at the Niupun Art Village. I arrived at 4pm that day and there were almost no people there, so I could take photos comfortably and play with the cats. There was a free exhibition inside the venue, but I didn't know how to appreciate it. Moreover, I could only take photos of the outside of the building and could not go inside. It is actually very rare to preserve this historical building in Hong Kong, a place with a small land area and a large population, but it is not being properly utilized. It feels like art is just a superficial effort and people are too lazy to take care of it, so it has no appeal and is a complete waste. #Cattle Depot Artist Village #Good Places for Families #Local Tours #Good Places in Hong Kong #Local Tours

Cattle depot art park Situated at the to kwa wan at ma tau kok road. We can experience the art culture and know more about the background history there, and as many art activities take place there we can also experience there . It is also famous for innovation design such as we can see the cattle design in the fences there. not only that it is perfect place for relaxing ourselves there.

There is a very cultural and artistic place in To Kwa Wan worth visiting, the Cowshed Art Village, which is all very characteristic red brick houses, and there are different exhibitions to visit, and different workshops to attend. Here to see the ancient children's toys - Trojan horse, really childhood memories back, and see many different flowers and plants, the environment is very quiet, in which far away from the bustling city, return to tranquility, relaxed mood. #Holiday Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places #Family Good Places #Great place for cultural and artistic experiences

Located in To Kwa Wan, the "Cowshed Art Village"🐂 is actually a Grade II listed building in Hong Kong. This pre-war building complex has been revitalized into an art village for local art groups to use, or as a craft workshop😍 Observe this century-old site carefully, actually hide many traces of the years😆 #HongKongGood Places #LocalTravel #SummerGood Places

Cattle Depot Art Park is relatively new. It was opened in September 2019, and located just behind The Cattle Depot Artist Village (ex-Ma Tau Kok Animal Quarantine Depot). The Park offers recreational and cultural exposure by providing elements of the history of the Cattle Depot itself. It has included rain shelters with benches and an amenity lawn area. In addition to these facilities, there are also public toilets and a baby-care room. Brown brick paving blocks and walls make this 6000 square meters classic and beautiful. As it is open to the public from 6:30 AM to 10:30 PM, many people come in the early morning for light exercise while enjoying the serene and classic art park. #art #park

Cattle Depot Artist Village is one of the old artistic hubs in Kowloon, and the only pre-war cattle slaughterhouse building that still exist. Constructed in 1908, the site was formerly a quarantine base and slaughterhouse before it was renovated and converted into a local art community in 2001. Nowadays, the village is home to some art organisations. The village is free to enter from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and become interesting spot for pre-wedding photo taken because of its artistic and classic red-brick architecture. The village located near by 13 street area, and it is less than one minute walk from China gas company bus stop in Ma Tau Kok Road Kowloon. #historic #old Architecture

The "Cattle Depot Artist Village" is located in To Kwa Wan. Today, I made a special night tour of the To Kwa Wan Cattle Depot and found that this red brick building complex and courtyard are particularly mysterious. After touring around, I found that there are art courses taught inside. It is the first generation of revitalized art space in Hong Kong. To date, 12 art groups have been stationed there. So it is worth visiting. The artworks in the garden include potted plants and sculptures of flowers and plants, which are all worth checking in and taking photos!

#LocalTravel #Exhibition2022 This time I went to To Kwa Wan and visited the very famous Cowshed Art Village, visiting this art studio🎨 converted from a slaughterhouse🐮 Looking back at the history, this art village was formerly the Ma Tau Kok Livestock Quarantine Station, a central cattle slaughtering center, with a history of 100 years. Later, it was discontinued in 1999 and converted to rent to local art creators as studios The converted cowshed can still see the traces of the past cattle slaughterhouse, first is a very eye-catching red brick bungalow, a large open space in the middle is where the cattle gather 🐂 The Art Village has now become a gathering place for artists, so many spaces and furnishings reflect the creativity of artists. There are art traces in every corner, such as flower plates, ancient decorations, etc., which is suitable for taking pictures📷 There are individual art rooms open for tourists to visit Address: 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, Kowloon Cost: Free to visit

The feature exhibition we are going to introduce is the Cowshed Art Village, located at 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, only a 10-minute walk from Kowloon City Pier, very convenient! The Cowshed Arts Village used to be a cattle slaughterhouse, and due to the long history of the building, the government decided to revitalize it into an arts and culture village. The art village is surrounded by photo spots. There are also many unique art works on display, which are worth visiting. The art village is free to visit, so you can come and feel the artistic atmosphere here if you have time. #LocalTravel #Exhibition2022

To Kwa Wan is located in the southeast of Kowloon City. Since the opening of the Tuen Ma Line, the MTR has a To Kwa Wan Station, which makes it easier to get there! The great place in Hong Kong that I want to share with you this time is the Cattle Depot Artist Village in To Kwa Wan! The Cattle Depot Art Village is currently a venue rented out for use as art studios. It was formerly the Ma Tau Kok Animal Inspection Station, which was the central slaughterhouse for cattle. It was built in 1908 and was used as a cattle inspection station and slaughterhouse for 91 years until the slaughterhouse was relocated to Sheung Shui in August 1999 and ceased operations. It was subsequently renovated and split into several units that were rented out to local artists as studios, and gradually evolved into the Cattle Depot Art Village. The Cattle Depot Artist Village covers an area of ​​1.7 hectares and is a single-storey red brick bungalow with a tiled pointed roof. The Cattle Depot architecture combines the features of Chinese and Western architecture. The red brick bungalow has the layout of a Western market in the early 20th century, the red brick walls have a Western Victorian style, and the roof adopts the traditional Chinese hip roof and Chinese double-barrel tile roof. It is the only remaining characteristic historical building complex in Hong Kong and has been listed as a Grade II historic building in Hong Kong by the Antiquities and Monuments Office. Walking into the Cowshed Art Village, the entrance is a large open space of about 40 square meters, surrounded by low red brick walls on both sides. The original walls were used to tie up cattle in the old days. Check-in location 1: The atrium at the entrance There are 5 red brick bungalows surrounding the atrium, each 50 meters long. Taking photos with this as the background is beautiful from any angle! In front of the red brick low wall there is a long cement trough, which was the feeding trough for cows in the past. The iron chain and iron ring are still preserved at the bottom of the trough! As an art village, it is also full of artistic atmosphere. There are some spaces with different text art stacked near the entrance atrium! The biggest feature of the Niupeng Art Village is that it is built with red bricks. There are many red brick houses here, each with its own characteristics, and the windows and doorways are all great for taking pictures! Check-in location 2: A red brick bungalow in the atrium The red brick house is a check-in location suitable for both men and women. Many people like to come here to take couple photos! Check-in location 3: The red brick house after entering the interior The red brick house inside is larger, unlike the low bungalow at the entrance. With the doors and windows, it looks a bit like a small church in a British community! There are benches in some places, so sitting down and taking pictures is a different experience! If you pay close attention, you will find that there are several types of doors and windows in the red brick houses here. It feels different to take pictures standing at different doorways! In addition to the unique buildings, there are also unique flower pots here! Some are themed after nearby attractions, such as Tin Hau Temple, Hau Wang Temple and Song Wang Hall, etc. Others are themed after buildings or plants. They are colorful and each flower pot is full of art and meaning! Here, you can always find some corners worth checking in! The former Ma Tau Kok Quarantine Station was not only a slaughterhouse, but also a place for temporary accommodation and sale of livestock. Mainland livestock would be delivered by trucks, while foreign cattle would be transported by water and then led to the cattle shed after landing. To Kwa Wan Cattle Depot Artist Village Address: 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 Transportation: MTR To Kwa Wan Station Exit A, about 10 minutes walk to arrive #Local Tour#Good Places to Visit in Hong Kong

Two local artists 👩🏻‍🎨 discovered that the cattle slaughterhouse in the past was malleable. The original intention was that the way people treated cattle was too cruel. They let us feel the actual situation of the cattle at that time, thereby stimulating the audience to think and reflect on the cruelty of humans 🧍🏻 to nature. With a cattle slaughterhouse as the background, the exhibition room tells the final feelings of the cattle when they are slaughtered, and uses the four senses to present the most special exhibition room to the audience. Including physical sensation, touch, vision and hearing, allowing you to experience the whole life of a cow until the end. Exhibition Details * Mirage * Date: 21 April 2022 - 22 June 2022 * Time: 11:00-19:00 (Tuesday to Sunday) * Location: Space 1a * Address: Shop 14, Cattle Depot Artist Village, 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan #consumptionvoucherstrategy#2022exhibitions #starwritersmaysurprise

The transformation of the former cattle slaughterhouse into the current cattle shed art gallery is really a transformation. It started operating in the 1990s and ceased operation in the 2000s. The government transformed it into an art gallery and preserved the original equipment, which is still intact today. Putting aside all the controversy and criticism🤔, the significance of renovating a cultural relic of great historical value🕳 into a new art attraction📸 is unquestionable🪬. Special attention is paid to preserving the architectural features of the past🏛, such as the red brick bungalows and cattle feeding troughs, and matching the current artworks together to make the whole thing unique. A venue is also provided for artists👩🏻‍🎨 to be stationed in this place, so that the art of Hong Kong🇭🇰 can be taken to a higher level. 👍🏻 Address: 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong #consumptionvoucherstrategy#2022exhibitions #starwritersmaysurprise

The Cowshed Art Village was originally a cattle slaughterhouse that has been operating for nearly a century. It is a pre-war building 🙀 This Grade II historic building has been revitalized into a literary and artistic space for nearly ten years, attracting many art studios to gather here🙈 The red brick walls and art exhibitions have attracted hipster friends to come here to check in and hang out to feel the artistic atmosphere💗 #WinterTravel #Popular Exhibition

#Hong Kong Good Places The Cattle Depot Artist Village is a historically revitalized building. There are different exhibits and special potted plants now, and at the end you can see different art workshops you can participate in. And the price is not expensive, only more than 100 yuan. Unfortunately, many exhibitions were not open that day. I hope there will be more exhibitions to see next time I come. #Hong Kong good places #Hot summer places

The Cowshed Arts Village was built in 1908 and has been used as a livestock quarantine station and slaughterhouse for more than 90 years. It is the only remaining historical building complex in Hong Kong and is listed as a Grade II historic building by the Antiquities and Monuments Office. It was renamed the Cowshed Arts Village in 2001, rented to art workers for workshops, performances, exhibitions, and art sharing. Although there are no exhibitions during the visit, it is still worth a visit. It also retains the food trough used to feed the cows, the iron ring that locked the cows... And there is a lot of beautiful pottery in every corner of the cowshed, and even more a beautiful garden center, so even if there is no activity going on, it is still well worth a walk #LocalTravel #FamilyGood Places #HongKongGood Places #SummerGood Places

Last Sunday I took 👦🏻👧🏻 to the #Cowshed1 workshop Attend #Cow1 Craft Fun Day in August $200 for three crafts of your choice 👧🏻👦🏻Choose 💐 #Diffuser Stone Brand By 👦🏻👧🏻 their own mix of diffuser stone materials and add dried flowers 🌺 shell 🐚 and other decorations immediately become a beautiful diffuser stone brand 🎨 #Water Painting Handkerchief It turns out that different densities of water will make the color material float and then spread the white scarf color immediately attached to the handkerchief 👦🏻 shouted how magical 😆 🌈 #Glass Painting Uncle Wing is very funny to introduce how to use glass fragments to build patterns to encourage 👧🏻👦🏻 to be creative and create out of thin air 💕 The glass painting has to be temporarily left to the cow 1 workshop for processing for 7 days before the glass painting can be taken back 🔹#Eco-friendly denim dual-purpose bag The instructor praised 👦🏻👧🏻 for being able to complete the sewing 🪡 because for adults to make this bag only a few parts to sew but for children to give some force to sew and children are not afraid of being pricked by needles 😅 Thank you to the tutor for your patience in waiting 👦🏻👧🏻 to complete every stitch and stitch 🙏🏻 💛 #kraftpaper cardholder Card case simple version is very easy to make and will be made beautiful guide very carefully teach 👦🏻👧🏻 every step [Cow 1 Handmade Fun Day] ❤️ Occasional Fun Days For more details, please pay attention to Cowshed Studio One 🧡 Tickets need to be purchased in advance 🎫 You can choose which project to play when you arrive 🤍 On the day of the event, go to Cowshed Studio 1 to pick up your workshop tickets🎫 💛 Each event has a place to play for tickets No reservations so we see who has a place to play who first 💚 Some craft projects outdoors with tents covered not sun but some baked 💜The instructors of each craft are very attentive and talkative, especially the stall owner🧍🏼‍♂️Uncle Rong‍🗣 🤎 Activity time is about three hours depending on how fast you make it 📍Cowshed Art Village Address: 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon #cowshed #cowshed art village #parent-child #To Kwa Wan #photo #art #parent-child venue #parent-child activity #parent-child good place #parent-child recommendation #parent-child time #lctyfamily #JinLan event sharing #lifestyleblogger #hkmimi #hkparents #hongkongmom #parentblogger #parentkol #hkfamily #HongKongGood Places #HongKongGood Places

Grade II listed building #Cowshed Arts Village and nearby cafes Recommended I happened to come to To Kwa Wan yesterday. My father said I might as well walk around the famous Cowshed Art Village! It was a weekday, so there were very few people! #Free entry, entry is very different from the main street outside! The red brick house and green plants everywhere give people a very casual feeling 😉 Formerly the Ma Tau Kok Livestock Quarantine Station, the central slaughtering center for cattle, the Arts Village has now been turned into a rental art studio venue. So there is no special place to stay and visit, but you can casually wander around and take pictures in front of the red bricks and green walls📸 There is a studio in the art village where you can enter and attend some craft classes on the spot, such as making glass plates, glass painting...etc After wandering around, you can go to a nearby restaurant or Cafe for a drink or afternoon tea☕️ and spend a leisurely afternoon with the seahorse and dad Recommended Cafe: 1️⃣ HeySoNuts Soufflé Pancake is really super delicious😋 Strawberry🍓 waffle🧇 is big and delicious😋 Flat White (coffee) is good! 2️⃣ Smart Cafe There are over 50 kinds of coffee ☕️ Afternoon tea coffee with sandwich is good! Today I had a cup of #17 Yirgacheffe and it was very special with a heavy fruity aroma ———————————————— #Friends who have never been to To Kwa Wan😆 can take the Tuen Mun Line! 📌 There are many restaurants and shops outside To Kwa Wan Station 📌 Exit Song Wong Tai Station and you can see the unearthed cultural relics inside the station ———————————————— Cowshed Art Village 📌63 Ma Tau Kok Road, Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong #parent-child tour #To Kwa Wan #community history #Tuen Ma Line #holiday tour of the old district #historicculture

I took a boat from North Point to Kowloon City. It was my first time to visit the cowshed and I felt very special. Suitable for a family visit, the place is not big but quite special. It's good to take pictures at the wall😌 #Good place for parents and children

[Free Photo] To Kwa Wan | Cowshed Art Village 💓 Grade II Listed Building | Cowshed Arts Village I remember the time when 100毛 introduced already marked want to go but the transportation is too inconvenient I am too lazy to say 10 years 🆙😂 #Tuen Ma opening really excited Yuen Long departure half an hour more to the right Free photo spots abound ✅ Very eye-catching red brick perimeter ✅ Rickshaw ✅ Craft photo wall Also holding #workshops and the like On the way I saw a #cowshed art park next door but not connected that day was not discovered ❌No tiles to cover your head from the railway station to the building Remember to do sunscreen or bring rain gear before setting off✨ 📍Cowshed Art Village Ma Tau Kok Road, Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon Access: About 10 minutes walk from Exit A of To Kwa Wan Station on the Tuen Mun Line 💓Specialty Middle Eastern Lunch | Lamees Rarely out of the city to choose a special restaurant🍴 rarely easy to enter and each dish taste different and delicious😋 📍Lamees Shop 2, G/F, Shun Fai Building, 145 North Emperor Street, To Kwa Wan Afterword: I want to walk back to To Kwa Wan Station from the restaurant and found that I can't find "To Kwa Wan Station" on google map #CowshedArt Village #lamees #TuenMaLine #To Kwa Wan Good Places #Parent-Child Holiday #EatInTo Kwawan #hkfoodie #ParentBlogger #LocalTravelDiscussion #localtour #cafe #parents and children

The Cattle Depot Artist Village in Kowloon City is a historical site. The red brick roof tiles are well preserved and it is worth a visit. #LocalTour #ArtPark #Art #Cattle Depot #Historic Site #Old Building #KowloonCity #History

#In-depth tour of Hong Kong Cattle Depot Art Village (Former Ma Tau Kok Animal Quarantine Station) The former Ma Tau Kok Animal Quarantine Station (commonly known as "Cow Depot"), located on Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, is the only remaining pre-war slaughterhouse in Hong Kong. The station was built in 1908 and was used as a slaughterhouse and animal quarantine center until it was closed in mid-1999 when the Sheung Shui Slaughterhouse opened. The former Ma Tau Kok Animal Quarantine Station was rated as a Grade II historic building in 2009. The front site of the Cattle Depot was renovated and converted into the Cattle Depot Art Village in 2001 to relocate local artists from the Oil Street Art Village in North Point. The rear site was revitalized and developed into the Cattle Depot Art Park, which opened in 2019. The Cattle Depot Art Village has short-term rental units and open space for independent artists or art groups to rent. The Art Village holds various art activities from time to time, such as exhibitions and workshops. The Art Village not only has a strong artistic atmosphere, but its tiled red brick architectural style, as well as the cement troughs used to give water to cattle and the iron rings used to tie cattle, also attract many tourists to visit and take photos. #Cattle Depot Art Village #To Kwa Wan #Hong Kong

Kowloon City District is located in the eastern part of the Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong, an old district with both historical depth and vibrant local life. It was once the site of Kowloon Walled City, later developing into a multicultural community, boasting markets known as 'Little Chaozhou' and 'Little Thailand', art spaces transformed from industrial heritage sites, and a dense cluster of arcade buildings. As a model of urban renewal in Hong Kong, it connects history with modernity through the 'Leap · Dragon City' walking trail, attracting visitors to experience the unique blend of old and new through a CityWalk! 🏃Route Design: Embark on a day of Dopamine Arcade Buildings & Art Industrial CityWalk 🌟Route Highlights: ✨Color Aesthetics: The arcade buildings around Sheung Heung Road and Pau Cheung Street are known for their high-saturation 'dopamine color schemes' such as bright yellow, pink-orange, and sky blue. The building facades, paired with retro neon signs, create a visually striking streetscape. ✨Three-Layer Time Travel: From late Qing Dynasty military relics (Kowloon Walled City) → 20th-century industrial belt (To Kwa Wan factories) → contemporary art regeneration (Cattle Depot Artist Village), encapsulating a century of Hong Kong's changes. 🗺️One-Day Recommended Route Overview Starting Point: To Kwa Wan Road➡️Sheung Heung Road➡️Cheung Ning Street➡️Kowloon City Road➡️Pau Cheung Street➡️Ending Point: APM Mall (Kwun Tong) ❤️Core Highlights & Must-Visit Spots 🌟May Wah Industrial Building (To Kwa Wan Road) One of the filming locations for the classic Hong Kong film 'A Better Tomorrow', where Ho (played by Ti Lung) found re-employment at a taxi company, and where Mark (played by Chow Yun-Fat) ravenously devoured a boxed meal in the parking lot after falling on hard times. The film's influence is immense, attracting fans who come to visit the scenes and relive the movie's sentiments! 🌟Dopamine Arcade Building Cluster (Sheung Heung Road & Pau Cheung Street) ✨Cheung Ning Street Rainbow Corner: A bright yellow arcade building creates a striking color contrast with the adjacent pink-blue building, paired with old-fashioned iron grilles, making it a popular Instagrammable spot. ✨Pau Cheung Street 'Time Corridor': Retains the 1950s arcade veranda structure, with old signs embedded in the columns, resembling a cyber-retro film set when the neon lights illuminate at night. 🌟Industrial Heritage Regeneration Art Zone ✨Cattle Depot Artist Village (Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan): A cluster of red-brick buildings transformed from a slaughterhouse, with young artists' studios scattered throughout, often hosting avant-garde exhibitions. ✨Whampoa Dockyard Site (Hung Hom): The giant ship-shaped mall 'The Whampoa' retains the dock pit structure in its basement, while the top-floor observation deck offers views of Victoria Harbour. 🌟Historical Landmarks & Community Hidden Gems ✨Kowloon Walled City Park: Qing Dynasty city wall remnants and Republic of China era gun emplacements embedded within a Jiangnan-style garden. ✨Hoi Sham Park (To Kwa Wan Promenade): A resting place for workers in the 1950s, now featuring a Merlion sculpture and a love lock bridge, with locals fishing at sunset creating a scene full of urban poetry. 🌟Shopping & Nightlife Hubs ✨APM Mall (Kwun Tong): Hong Kong's first 'night-concept' mall, operating until late night/early morning, with a transparent dome whose lights change color with day and night, and a futuristic floating skybridge design. ✨Plaza Hollywood (Diamond Hill): The Star Plaza features a glass canopy with suspended retro airplane models, and bronze stars on the ground engraved with the names of Hong Kong Film Awards recipients. 📸 Top 3 Instagrammable Spots 1⃣Cheung Ning Street x Pau Cheung Street Arcade Corner: Use a wide-angle lens to capture the dopamine color scheme with a tram in the same frame. 2⃣Cattle Depot Artist Village Red Brick Chimney: Lean against the brick wall and shoot upwards to highlight the clash between industrial structure and artistic graffiti. 3⃣APM Mall Starry Skybridge: Use long exposure at night to capture the trails of people and the flowing light strips for a cyberpunk feel. The charm of Hong Kong's Kowloon City District lies precisely in its 'coexistence of contradictions' – dilapidated arcade buildings and dopamine colors, slaughterhouses and art exhibitions, dockyards and shopping malls all collide here! Walking through it is like reading a living, fragmented history of Hong Kong, and also touching the city's soul through the warmth of its community.

Don't just go to Tsim Sha Tsui when you're in Hong Kong Citywalk in To Kwa Wan, Yau Tsim Mong District is the B-side of Hong Kong There are few tourists in To Kwa Wan, which is a place where local residents live It is full of artistic streets and community culture buildings, which can help you better understand Hong Kong 📍 Architectural Art ✅ 13 Streets Tong Lau Group ✅ Cattle Depot Artist Village ✅ Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited Gas Drum ✅ Prosperity Building 👍 The "13 Streets Tong Lau Group" wrapped in a colorful coat without losing the 50s Hong Kong style is really 13 different Tong Lau on 13 streets, and the name is also named after Chinese auspicious beasts, which is also a landmark building in To Kwa Wan 👍 Cattle Depot Artist Village is a group of buildings built in 1908. The retro red bricks were originally a slaughter center, and now they have become a gathering place for art studios and exhibitions 👍 "Transformers" filming location Prosperity Building 📍 Graffiti Art ✅ Portrait of Ming Dynasty movie star Ruan Lingyu ✅ Graffiti outside Swing A Cat Gallery ✅ CHANGY Cat Graffiti ✅ Community Miniature Mural 📍 Text Art ✅ Cicada Street, Crane Street, Wood Factory Street, Hongguang Street, Yan'an Street ✅ Mei Wah Industrial Center ✅ Knife Sharpening Propaganda ✅ Wing Heung Tea Room ✅ Ma Tau Kok Road 👍 "A Better Tomorrow" filming location Mei Wah Industrial Center Shuttle between Tong Lau Group, staggered shops and industrial buildings Walking through the To Kwa Wan market is like walking into Hong Kong in the 70s and 80s Different from the hustle and bustle of Tsim Sha Tsui, To Kwa Wan has its own slow pace

#Ancient Architecture The Cowshed Art Village was originally a cattle slaughtering center in Hong Kong, built in 1908 and now leased to local artists as studios. Its red brick single-storey bungalow ancient building with black gable tile roof is beautiful to take pictures, and the art village is not crowded, you can quietly enjoy the early 19th century ancient architecture. There are fewer and fewer of these ancient buildings. If you have a chance to see them, go and see them now. ================ Cattle Depot Artist Village 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong #100 Ways to Travel #Hong Kong Historic Buildings #Journey to Find Monuments #Cowshed Art Village #Ancient Building Complex

🏠Cattle Depot Artist Village🏠 Cattle Depot Artist Village, also known as Ex-Ma Tau Kok Animal Quarantine, was originally a slaughterhouse during World War II and is the only remaining animal quarantine center in Hong Kong, built in 1908. It has now been transformed into an art exhibition by locals, which is held occasionally and not every day. These artists have moved from Oil Street Art North Point. In addition to the art exhibition, the ancient orange brick wall is a great attraction for taking pictures. There are also unique highlights here, which are the food court and the well, which have been well preserved. If you have extra time and don't know where to go, this is another place worth checking in. 📍Location: Ma Tau Kok Road in To Kwa Wan 🕗Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 🧳Transportation: Take the bus to Cattle Depot Artist, depending on the boarding point. MTR: Get off at To Kwa Wan Station and walk for about 12 minutes. #HongKongTravel