Sightseeing around flower market

Flower Market Road is centrally located and within striking distance of many interesting sightseeing destinations.  It is particularly close to several other Markets and details can be found here.

Mong Kok Stadium

Mong Kok Stadium is a stadium which is actually on Flower Market Road.  It has a seating capacity of 6,664 and is the venue for the HK Football League (soccer) First Division.

Boundary Street

A historic road than once was the boundary between British Kowloon and China. 

Fa Hui Park

A public park north of Boundary Street this is where the Kowloon Lunar New Year Fair is held every year. Flower vendors from Flower Market Road make a great show here.  There is also a community garden section which is similar to the "allotments" system in England where the public are allocated small pieces of land to grow their own produce.

Diocesan Boys' School

Founded in 1869 this is one of the oldest schools in Hong Kong.  The school is a Christian based secondary school that is highly prestigious.  Although not open to the public the interesting architecture is well visible from the outside.

King George V

Part of the English Schools Foundation this historic school founded in 1894 accepts both boys and girls into a secondary school program based on the International Baccalaureate or IB.

Kwong Wah Hospital

Not just a hospital but a major charitable force in Hong Kong history the Kwong Wah Hospital houses the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Museum.

Yaumati Theatre (Currently Under Renovation)

The historic Yaumati Theatre, located at 6 Waterloo Road, represents one of Hong Kong's most significant cultural preservation efforts. Built in 1930, this Grade II listed heritage building is the only surviving pre-war cinema building in urban Hong Kong and was faithfully restored as a dedicated venue for traditional Cantonese opera performances.

Important Update: The theatre has been closed since September 2022 for Phase 2 construction and is expected to reopen in the second half of 2026 with enhanced facilities. When operational, it serves as a vital center for preserving Cantonese opera traditions, featuring regular performances by emerging young talent with English subtitles available.

Cultural Walking Tour: Flower Market to Heritage Sites

The area surrounding Flower Market Road offers exceptional opportunities for cultural exploration, connecting traditional markets with historic sites that showcase Hong Kong's unique blend of Chinese heritage and colonial history. This walking route provides authentic insights into local life while exploring centuries-old traditions.

Suggested Route: Begin at the Flower Market early morning (9:00 AM), proceed to the Bird Garden for traditional leisure culture, then explore the nearby Goldfish Market before heading to the historic sites along Boundary Street and Waterloo Road.