That's a Buddhist temple from XIX century in the middle of hill on main island of Hiking Kong. It's free entrance and easy to go by those sequence of sleeper escalators. Its facades are simple but inside is such a beautiful and cozy place to connect to spirituality just into the busy city. The interior design is incredibly rich of details with great job in wood and very colourful. The smell, the foggy atmosphere and the sound make us feel serenity and calm...I just loved to visit that place. After visit the temple take the way on your left and walk for that area where you will find many antiquity stores, Asian objects and furniture.

(Translated by Google) One of the most important temples in Hong Kong. (Original) 香港最重要的廟宇之一。

Not many tourists are familiar with this spot but this is a historical site. It's worth going up the stone slab stairs and strike a pose if you want a little piece of history. It's conveniently located in Central and a little walk from the MTR station.

Many movies are being shot here so kind of okay

A famous old street in Hong Kong, good for photo taking here. There is not much place like this- old, remarkable but still in use and reserved. It’s a bit difficult to walk on to be honest, especially when you are on high heels! Be very careful to tip over!

A steep walk way with many different shops on each side. A good opportunity to take some nice pictures. It's located in central which makes it easily accessibly on Hong Kong Island.

(Translated by Google) Keeping the British colonial heritage, apart from shopping, there are many places in Hong Kong worth visiting. (Original) 保留英殖遺風，除了shopping，香港有不少地方值得遊覽。

(Translated by Google) Also known as Pottinger Street in Central, it is located in Central, Hong Kong. He is not only a hundred-year-old historical monument, but also a popular filming location for many movies. There are many small shops on both sides of the stairs, near the main museum-monuments and art museums. (Original) 又稱中環砵典乍街，位於香港中環，他是百年歷史一級古蹟以外，還是許多電影熱門的取景地，順著階梯而上，兩旁有著各式的小店，近大館－古蹟及藝術館。

This beautiful temple sits quietly in the middle of towering skyscrapers and provides quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. Built in 1847, the gable roof is supported by ornate granite columns with traditional Chinese motifs. The roof itself is adorned with beautiful woodcarvings and plaster mouldings. The temple’s interior is covered in murals and ceramic figurines. Enormous coils of incense hang from the ceiling, with little red pieces of paper attached, containing the wishes of worshipers. I wrongly assumed that these wishes were examples of benevolence, until my Chinese-speaking friend laughed at my photograph; pointing out that one of them was a worshipper’s wish for his boss to award him a pay rise!

Located near the popular and trendy Hollywood Road, this temple stands out amidst the concrete jungle that is Central, Hong Kong. I came here on Wesak Day and it was bustling with devotees and tourists alike. Luckily, I arrived in the late evening when most of the earlier crowds had dissipated. I didn't choose this time on purpose but was glad to be here when the evening sun cast a golden hue on the crimson facade of the temple. The interior is equally fascinating but I had to ensure my quest for the perfect shot was not intrusive to the devotees performing their prayer rituals.

Nice place

A Wen Wu temple or Wenwu temple (Chinese: 文武廟) is a dual temple in China venerating the two patron gods of civil and martial affairs in the same temple complex. In southern China the civil god or Wéndì (Chinese: 文帝) is Wenchang (Chinese: 文昌), while in the north it is Confucius; in both north and south the martial god or Wǔdì (Chinese: 武帝) is Lord Guan (Chinese: 關帝). Although single temples to either the civil or martial god alone are widespread, it is comparatively rare to find temples venerating both. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, Wen Wu temples were patronised by those seeking success in the Imperial examinations, which were divided into civil and military examinations, and by those seeking advancement in professions which could be interpreted as falling under the aegis of one of the gods. Thus, to the present day, civil servants make offerings to the civil god, and policemen to the martial god.

It's so interesting place because there are so many different booths that you can have a look. If you are planning to grab some local souvenirs or some stuff back to your country, you can go around in this area. Also, the price is so reasonable. BTW if you are really good at bargain, this is the place that you would like.

A must do list in HK. Some section have been fixed with new stones but if you walk to the top, the stones are same as 133 years ago and still have the paving unevenly.

Amazing street surounding by jungle concrete and high building of Hongkong. Worth to visit anyways.

A great place for street bargains. During Chinese New Year, this path is a sea of red.

shopping about Halloween is all in here

Quite a few of such experiences. Numerous TV dramas and movies location shot.

This is a Grade 1 historic location in the centre of Hong Kong. Pottinger Street (also known as Slab Street) was built in the 1850s and is basically a stone slab pedestrian street which slopes upwards using the contours of the natural land. As such, it is uneven and a bit awkward to walk without paying attention to the steps. Regardless, it is a neat historic attraction and an interesting place to take in during visits to the Central District. Along Pottinger, you'll find a handful of restaurants as well as stalls selling accessories, souvenirs, wigs, costumes and related holiday items (especially during Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival). You'll also be able to catch some street art that goes up on the building sides from time to time. Presently there is a new large scale painting of a historic streetscape view of Slab Street from the past. You can see it just south of the Wellington Street intersection.

Historical, local atmosphere, colourful, amazing and iconic street in Central area

Friendly help from the shopowner Calvin at the mobile shop ... Warm neighborhood..

We lost in our way to find Halal restaurant and suddenly found this amazing worthy instagrammable area.

A walk on the wild side! I stumbled on this great wall after a meal at the renown Yuen Kee restaurant. It's a great environment aspect with the very commercial surrounds.

Classic cobblestone street. It's a big challenge for those who wear high heels.

Exactly like what I saw in HK drama, if you like HK drama :)

With nice Santa decorations on the railing

Quite steep

(Translated by Google) Hong Kong old feelings (Original) 香港舊情懷

(Translated by Google) Nostalgic feelings (Original) 懷舊情懷

(Translated by Google) historical (Original) 歷史悠久

(Translated by Google) do not go. temporarily (Original) 不要去。暫時

(Translated by Google) Featured Attractions (Original) 特色景點

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(Translated by Google) From the downtown area to the old Hong Kong area, there is Lan Kwai Fong, Soho District, Antique Street, the longest escalator and the one worth visiting (Daguan) (Original) 從鬧市上到老香港区 又有蘭桂坊 蘇豪区 古董街 最長的自动电梯和值得一到的(大館)

(Translated by Google) Shiban Street now only has stone roads and hurried passers-by. There are only three shops left. The bustling crowd, shopping, and the excitement of passing by are quietly disappearing... (Original) 石板街現在只餘下石板路與匆匆趕路的路人，舖仔只剩得三間，熙來攘往的人群，購物、過路的熱鬧，悄悄然消失中.......

(Translated by Google) Historical testimony (Original) 歷史見證

(Translated by Google) Featured street (Original) 特色街道

(Translated by Google) Rare features, not a visit (Original) 稀有特色，不坊一游

(Translated by Google) The streets and landmarks full of Hong Kong characteristics, many foreign tourists take pictures, but during this period, if there is no such scene, more locals can feel it! (Original) 充滿香港特色的街道、地標、很多外來遊客拍照、但是這段日子、沒有這景象、本地人多些來感受一下亦可！

(Translated by Google) Special (Original) 有特式

Lots of closed down shops, but check it out if you're in the hood.

Good

(Translated by Google) Ancient historic stone road (Original) 古历史性石板路

🌤🔆💫🌟

(Translated by Google) One of the oldest streets in Hong Kong. (Original) 香港最古老的街道之一。

(Translated by Google) Hong Kong's special attractions (Original) 香港特色景點

(Translated by Google) Early 19th century feeling (Original) 十九世纪初的感觉

(Translated by Google) Full of history! (Original) 充滿歷史痕跡 !

Old style

(Translated by Google) In fact, there are very few things to see, just walk around and take pictures (Original) 其实很少东西看而已，就走走看看，拍拍照

(Translated by Google) What a beautiful street. (Original) 好美麗的街。

(Translated by Google) Old buildings, many people come to take wedding photos (Original) 舊建築物，很多人來拍婚紗照

(Translated by Google) It's a place I saw in the movie. There are a lot of stalls at the bottom, so it's a bit awkward, but when you go up, it's clear and you'll find a nice place to take pictures. (Original) 영화에서 봤던 것 같은 장소다. 아래쪽에서는 노점상들이 많아서 좀 살망하지만 위로 올라가면 깨끗해져서 사진 찍기 좋은 장소가 나온다.

(Translated by Google) Often every day through the line to really Jiaoruan (Original) 經常每天都會 經過 真的行到腳軟

(Translated by Google) A historical fragment of Hong Kong (Original) 香港旣一個歷史片段

(Translated by Google) Clean and small airport, friendly (Original) 깨끗하고 작은 공항입니다.친절하기도 하네요

ITS CALLED POTTINGER STREET

(Translated by Google) Very distinctive street (Original) 很有特色的街道

Beautiful Temple lucky not to be swallowed up by the towering City around it. It’s located in a nice neighbourhood much quieter than the hub hub of the main City. We couldn’t last long inside due to the amount of smoke from incense burning, but it added to the atmosphere. Beautiful inside, a must visit.

Enjoy Hollywood street once outside with lots of Antique stuff. This is a beautiful Chinese temple where locals come to pray. Lots of Incense inside, need to be careful if you are allergic. Otherwise very peaceful and Photography is allowed.

Charming but working temple. Great decor inside and out. Be prepared for a lot of incense smoke and remember to respect the people worshipping here.

Lovely and beautiful temple!Also,be careful,it is very old!

clean and tidy temper. you can easy to make a wish comes true if you are prayed there

a famous place to worship Chinese gods.

Beautiful temple. The view inside this temple is so wonderful. But, remember to be quiet when entering this temple.

(Translated by Google) sacred (Original) 神聖

香港地方古蹟文化地點, 值得去參觀和參拜的。

好，令我曾廣見識。

(Translated by Google) The staff in the temple are very kind (Original) 廟裡的職員很親切

(Translated by Google) I can’t scan the two Anxin travel codes when I enter the temple, but I can scan it anywhere else. ? ? ? (Original) 進廟內两個安心出行碼，都掃不到，但我到别的地方—掃就得。？？？

(Translated by Google) Historic sites and scenic spots, incense flourishes. A place worth visiting. (Original) 古蹟名勝，香火鼎盛。值得一遊的地方。

(Translated by Google) I don't have to go every now and then, the place where I took a photo too! (Original) 間唔中都要去,攝太歲的地方！

(Translated by Google) Too many people have to queue up and flow into the house. (Original) 要排隊分流入內，太多人。

(Translated by Google) The Chinese believe in Zuo Wu (big sword) and You Wen (pen). When visiting worship, you must first touch the end of the pen to the tip of the pen, and then move the sword from top to bottom to complete the worship. Three beats of the drums and three beats of the bell will complete the full set of etiquette. If you believe it, don’t believe it. (Original) 中國人的信仰 左武(大刀) 右文(筆) ，參拜時要先由筆尾摸落到筆尖，再到大刀由上而下，這樣才完整。再到擊鼓三下 和 鍾三下 ，咁就完成全套禮儀 。 信則是 不信的 請勿進 。

(Translated by Google) Many people worship God during the New Year holidays (Original) 新春假期多人拜神

(Translated by Google) Clear and destined. (Original) 清晰，有緣。

(Translated by Google) Incense (Original) 香火鼎盛

(Translated by Google) From Exit B of Sheung Wan Station, you can go straight up along the mountain road. There are public toilets along the road, and then you can reach the Man Mo Temple. There are entrances on the left and right outside the temple. There is a counter on the inner right hand side, where you can buy sacrificial goods, and there are free incense candles beside the incense burner. If you have any questions, you can ask the uncle next to the incense burner. The attitude of the man at the counter is slightly worse. (Original) 上環站B出口，一直沿山路直上可達，沿路上有經過公廁，再上就能到達文武廟，廟外左右各有一入口，左邊入口拜文昌，右邊入口拜太歲，左邊文昌門口進去後，廟內右手面有櫃台，可以買祭祀品，香爐旁也有免費的香燭，有問題，可以請教香爐旁邊的伯伯，櫃位男人態度略差

(Translated by Google) I arrived at 3:30 in the afternoon on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year. It turned out that the dragon had already been cut off at 3 o'clock. Don't go in and make a trip for nothing. (Original) 今日年初四下午三點半去到，原來三點已經截龍，唔俾入去，白行一趟。

(Translated by Google) A good place for Chinese New Year, go to school with children, remember to touch the guard knife and the same pen (Original) 農曆新年好去處，同小朋友去求學業，記得摸下把關刀同支筆

(Translated by Google) Chinese popular culture can be visited directly (Original) 中國通俗文化直得參觀

(Translated by Google) Traditional religious (Original) 有傳统宗教色彩

Steeped in tradition and history, an amazing temple, the incense adds to the experience.

Historical temple famous for students wishing for education success. Easy access by public transportation. Quite a number of electric fans to clear the smoke.

Good management as a role model for all Chinese temples

(Translated by Google) One of the most historical temple in Hong Kong... (Original) One of the most historical temple in Hong Kong..... 拜大歲必選

Small.....nothing to do much

Feeling good

(Translated by Google) Fragrant incense, worth a visit (Original) 香火鼎盛，值得一遊

nice and very convenient

(Translated by Google) Under the epidemic/the flow of people is less/it is convenient to worship God (Original) 疫情下/人流少了/仲方便拜神

(Translated by Google) Too much burning incense in the temple makes the eyes uncomfortable. If you install a powerful exhaust fan to improve air circulation, it will be better (Original) 廟內太多燒香，令眼睛難受，如加裝强力抽氣扇，改善空氣流通，會更好

(Translated by Google) Whether you are Libybai or visit All worth going (Original) 無論你係黎拜拜或參觀 都很值得去下

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting (Original) 值得逛逛

(Translated by Google) Historic temple in the center of Hong Kong (Original) Tempio storico nel centro di Hong Kong

A good tourist attraction.

(Translated by Google) An important cultural landmark that used to burn yellow paper and cut chicken heads. (Original) 昔日燒黃紙，斬鷄頭的重要文化地標。

The kinda of street that tourists love but locals ignore

HK Market Street selling trinkets

Nice place to visit.

This is such a special little street. But a word of caution, this street has claimed many a leg in the past. Its an old street and the stone is rather worn down. It is beautiful, but a when it rains make sure you are prepared. Hold on tight. Otherwise skid down on your bum....after my third falll in 2 minutes I did!

An old street starting from Queen's Road Central, with stalls selling all sorts of memorabilia. The stone steps are smooth and worn out from the years of use, so be careful not to trip.

One of the old remaining structures from the Victoria era. It's interesting to know how that build a walking street on a steep slope over a rainy area