Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware 茶具文物馆Chájù Wénwùguǎn

About Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware

Completed in 1846, Flagstaff House is the oldest surviving Western-style building in Hong Kong. It was the office and residence of the commander of the British forces until 1978 and has housed the Museum of Tea Ware, which shows Chinese tea ware, since 1984. The two-storey Greek Revival building has deep verandahs suited to the local climate and stands inside Hong Kong Park.

How to get to Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware

Inside Hong Kong Park, a short walk from Admiralty MTR station; closed on Tuesdays except public holidays.

Nearby

• Victoria Peak 太平山顶 under 10 km
  Ride the 1888 funicular to the skyline view, then walk the Lugard Road loop
• Victoria Harbour 维多利亚港 under 10 km
  Glass towers and green hills around a harbour you can cross in ten minutes
• Tian Tan Buddha & Ngong Ping 天坛大佛与昂坪 30 km
  A giant bronze Buddha on Lantau, reached by a 25-minute cable car ride

Also within 20 km: Bank of China Tower 中银大厦 (under 10 km), The Henderson The Henderson (under 10 km), Cheung Kong Center 长江集团中心 (under 10 km), St. John's Cathedral 圣约翰座堂 (under 10 km), Former French Mission Building 前法国外方传道会大楼 (under 10 km), Old Bank of China Building 旧中国银行大厦 (under 10 km).

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