The Legislative Council Complex

Walking from Central Pier to Central Queens Square, but there is no Queens, as the statue has been moved to Victoria Park, and the only remaining century-old monument near the square is the Court of Final Appeal. The Court of Final Appeal building, also known as the "former Legislative Council Building", displays neoclassical style and antique Roman and Greek architectural designs, surrounded by about 17 meters of Ionian columns, surrounded by Bank of China Building, HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank and other famous modern buildings. The whole seems to be a perfect combination of classical and modern.

The Court of Final Appeal of Hong Kong is the highest court of appeal in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China. It is located in the former Legislative Council Building of Hong Kong (formerly the former Supreme Court). After the Legislative Council is moved to the headquarters of the new Government, the former French Foreign Mission Building will also be transferred to other departments or the Episcopal Church. The building retains a remarkable Western style.

From the top of the Ding Ding car, I accidentally found this building. The reason for attracting me is simple, it is his lighting and architecture. After a careful turn, I found out that this is the famous Court of Final Appeal building in Hong Kong. It will be especially beautiful to come here to take pictures at night.

The new Legislative Council Complex is situated in Admiralty next to the Central Government Offices and Tamar Park. Under construction as there is an expansion project undergoing.

I came to check in 📍 during the holiday. It really didn't disappoint me. First of all, I like the environment very much. Secondly, the service is also in place. In short, I am very satisfied!

As soon as I went out of Exit K of Central Station, I saw it, very distinctive

Pleasant scenery, picturesque view

Perfect design, environmental protection concept, beautiful, good appearance of buildings.