Xiqu Centre

The Opera Centre is located near the Austin MTR Station in Tsim Sha Tsui. Its unique exterior and spatial atrium are architectural features. The theatre is one of the largest Cantonese opera venues in Hong Kong today, and is a place for local Cantonese performers.

The opera centre at Austin West Railway Station in Tsim Sha Tsui is a uniquely designed building with a modern and avant-garde design. It is a venue for the development of Cantonese opera and performances.

Hong Kong is not only the capital of food, but also the capital of shopping. It is also a strong international city with a strong culture and art. It is also highly recommended by Hong Kong friends to come here, which is really worthwhile. The opera center building itself is an artwork. If you have the conditions, you can buy tickets to watch a top-notch or even world-class performance. If you are lucky, there will be regular free exhibitions and so on. Maybe this is the meaning of material civilization and spiritual civilization!

A public place of entertainment and a cultural hub with food and beverages. It is now well connected to the MTR Austin Station as well as the Hong Kong Express Rail, visitors can easily access to the Xiqu Centre for leisure and cultural experience.

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The Opera Centre, nicknamed "West Kowloon East Gate", is a Hong Kong opera performance venue located at the junction of Canton Road and Austin Road West, West Kowloon Cultural District, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon. The opera center is the first completed project in the West Kowloon Cultural District, covering an area of 13,800 square meters, which started on September 24, 2013, and was completed in 2018, costing HK$2.7 billion to build, and officially opened on January 20, 2019. The Opera Center aims to preserve, promote and develop opera art, and undertake the mission of promoting local Cantonese opera and promoting other operas. Under the premise of inheriting tradition, artists are encouraged to create and a new generation of local artists are cultivated, and audiences are expanded through performances, creation, education, research and communication, creating new platforms for the contemporary development of opera.