It's right outside Exit K and it's relaxing as it will have place to sit and fountains with designs which can kill your time. best thing is wifi all around. eventually you will be asked to wait here for the peak tram trip. it has a lot of attractions near by

Don't expect the name as an promise... there is only one Statue! Another one can be found by crossing the road. But it is still a nice place in this monumental city.

This is the Square call the " Queen's Statue Square " but without the Statue at the square ! There is another statue , it's Sir Thomas Johnson's statue ! This square was there for at least 50 years .

A lot of Philippino people are sitting around today :)

Totally touristy. We'll done. Skyscrapers, waterfalls, a statue, places to sit and lightning at night. Feel lucky to see it.

RECREATIONAL AND FULL OF WONDER MEETING OF FRIENDS IS ALWAYS FUN AND HEALTHY

Cosy area particularly during weekday evening surrounded by heritage and modern architect in single small place.

Nice place but today because of the covid-19 testing point a lot of people que up or line up ,free of charge 😁

Historic part of hong kong, financial centre of town

I love walking in Central. You’d find great architectural buildings left and right. The place is a bit busy as Central if known as the heart of business center in HK. There you would find the hop on and off bus where in they give a tour of the Central Hk. If you love shopping like me you’d find the the IFC Mall nearby, one of the best high end mall in Central Park. About several blocks away is the Pacific Place mall, also a high end mall which connects to the Shangri-La Hotel, Conrad Hotel, and Four Seasons Hotel.

A heritage site of Hong Kong. It is partly a pedestrian park (the southern portion) and partly not at where the Cenotaph is (the northern portion). The square is divided into 2 portions by Chater Road. It is surounded by the former LegCo building & the Hong Kong Club on the East side, the HSBC headquarter building (with a helipad on the roof) on the South, Prince's Building & Mandarin Oriental hotel on the West & the Edinburgh Place garage on the North. My photo here shows the beautiful former LegCo building at night. It was taken when I was waiting for the bus.

Nature in Hong Kong city center. You can feel relaxed here, and you can also see the HBSC headquarters in close proximity and have time to enjoy leisurely trips. Where you can feel close to Hong Kong people

Statue Square is has a peculiar history in Central district. It situated next to the historic Court of Final Appeals building. The square was constructed in second half of the 18th-century upon reclaimed land and was the location of several statues of important British figures during the early colonial times until the Japanese occupation during WWII. At that time the statues were removed. After the war, the statue of Sir Thomas Jackson was returned to Statue Square. However, the Queen Victoria monument was moved to Victoria Park in Causeway Bay and the two HSBC lions, Stephen and Stitt, where placed in front of the bank nearby where you can see them today. Sadly, the bronze statue of George V was lost and not replaced. The Cenotaph monument is technically located at Statue Square as well but is across th street on the other side of the LegCo building. These are both worth seeing while visiting this area of Central District as well. Otherwise, today you will see two contemporary and abstract fountain pools at Statue Square and if you visit on Sundays, you'll find the square filled with Filipino helpers who congregate here in great numbers during their day off each week. Note: During some years, the Hong Kong Winter Fest has used Statue Square to host Christmas fair and themed decorations. This has been nice to see in the past.

I loved this place... It's nice as usual less people,so you can move around taking photos freely..

Statue Square is the landmark of Central Business District. Hong Kong people use to call “The Queen likes a square” since Queen Victoria Status was placed here before it was moved to Queen Victoria Park. Now Statue of Sir Thomas Jackson is placed. sir Jackson is was the third Chief Manager of HSBC. He was responsible for financing the development of Colonial Hong Kong under the first large scale bank.

A place that every tourist visited, and a landmark to all people that meet up for the first time, so many filipino around having their good time.

Every Sunday (day time) will be a different view…

It's a nice place to go around especially on weekends 😅👍

Park near my office with a big statue stand in the middle of it seems like say hello welcoming everybody who visit this place.. local guide always bring their guest in here.. individually or group.. walk to central way then you will found a lot off branded store

It is a public place close to MTR, tram and bus stop. Generally crowded and not much place for siting and relaxing.

Statue Square is a public pedestrian square in Central, Hong Kong. Built entirely on reclaimed land at the end of the 19th century, Statue Square consists of two parts separated by Chater Road into a northern and a southern section. It is bordered by Connaught Road Central in the north and by Des Voeux Road Central in the south.

check and visit this place inside have a big mall and awesome display

As of April 2019 On the way to peak tram station you better drop by for while at this square, quite interesting as you can see at my pics

A great place to see the iconic buildings in central making it a good place for photography. The night views here during festival periods are usually very good.

a lot of memories and gathering

Very memorable from the time i came there until now.

Popular landmark in central hongkong where you can sit and relax while watching those water fountain. Its easy to find that is why most people meet there usually by the blackman statue.