The Causeway Bay Promenade was completed in 2022 as a waterfront leisure space along Victoria Harbour. It is part of Hong Kong’s Harbourfront Revitalisation Plan, connecting the area from Tin Hau to Causeway Bay.
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Yuen Long Park is a major 7.5-hectare urban park located on the Shui Ngau Ling hill in the southwest of Yuen Long town centre, New Territories. Opened in Spring 1991, it preserves the natural woodland terrain and over 1,000 mature trees. The park's most prominent landmark is the 30-metre-tall Aviary Pagoda.
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Foyer is a 25-storey double A Commercial Building located in 625 King's Road.
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The Joint Sports Centre offers an athletics track, football field, multi‑purpose sports hall, golf practice range, and outdoor tennis courts open daily for training, casual play, and competitions.
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A serviced apartment designed for students and young professionals from Hong Kong’s top 10 universities, officially launched in April 2026. Winner of Perspective magazine’s 2025 “Future Residential Development” Silver Award.
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Butterfly Beach Park is a seaside public park in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, opened in 1991, covering 6.3 hectares. It is famous for its barbecue pits, camping area, seaside promenade, and proximity to Butterfly Beach, making it a popular weekend leisure spot.
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Ma On Shan Sports Centre, located at On Luk Street in Ma On Shan, Sha Tin District, New Territories, is adjacent to Ma On Shan Park and Ma On Shan Plaza. It was officially opened on December 28, 1999, and its multi-purpose arena can be used for basketball, volleyball, and badminton competitions.
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The Kai Tak Promenade (Metropolitan Park Section) is a waterfront leisure space completed in 2025, located beside the Kai Tak Sports Park in Kowloon Bay. It forms part of the broader Kai Tak Development Plan.
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The MTR Recreation Club – Chai Wan Clubhouse is one of the branch facilities of the MTR Recreation Club, located in Chai Wan, Hong Kong. It mainly provides recreational and social amenities for MTR staff and their families.
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The Jockey Club Kai Tak Water Sports Centre is located in East Kowloon’s new landmark area (the former Kai Tak Runway Fire Station site). The revitalization and expansion project was fully funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and is managed by the non-profit organization, the Hong Kong Water Sports Council. The Centre primarily offers water-based activities while also integrating land-based elements, providing the public with a unique and diverse water sports experience.
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Sha Tin Town Hall, located in Sha Tin District, New Territories, is an important cultural facility. It was completed in 1987, and sits close to the Shing Mun River and Sha Tin Town Centre.
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The Chung On Tennis Court is located inside Chung On Estate, Tsuen Wan, New Territories. It is managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) and serves as one of the community’s commonly used outdoor sports facilities.
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