An old prison <Tai Kwan> that combines art/culture/history/food in the middle of the city

The red brick exterior makes people feel like they are back in colonial-era Hong Kong, making people unconsciously think of Hong Kong's good old days. . The cramped cramps inside were in stark contrast to the outside, and it is not entirely possible to imagine how the convicts of the time spent their days in such a small confinement. I have to praise that the conservation work is done very well, even the prisoner's handwriting on the wall is left, which can make visitors have a deeper feeling. Feeling a bit heavy, I walked back out to take pictures. I saw several handicraft workshops at the same venue. If you are interested, you can study them. There are many people in every restaurant, everyone is chilling and sitting and chatting slowly. The vibe here is really great. Highly recommended to join the tour, 45 minutes, 3 sessions a day, available in Cantonese and English, register on the official website I must stay alive next time to try such a beautiful and chill restaurant here and join a tour to learn more, do not waste the 1.8 billion invested by the Jockey Club for conservation #Old Pavilion #HongKongGood Places #Monuments