Hotels near Hong Kong City Hall - Concert Hall, Hong Kong
Hong Kong City Hall - Concert Hall is a 1,434-seat auditorium in the Low Block of City Hall, which opened in 1962 on the Edinburgh Place seafront. Central MTR station exit K is about a 5-minute walk, and Hong Kong Station exit A is also nearby. Staying here puts you on the Central harbourfront, close to Statue Square.
Getting to Hong Kong City Hall - Concert Hall
- MTR Central Station (Exit K) and Hong Kong Station (Exit A) — Central Station, served by the Island Line and Tsuen Wan Line, is about a 5-minute walk from Exit K. Hong Kong Station, served by the Tung Chung Line and Airport Express, uses Exit A. Admiralty Station Exit B is also listed by the venue.
- Hong Kong International Airport — Airport Express runs from the airport to Hong Kong Station in about 24 minutes. From there, follow signs to Exit A for City Hall.
- Central harbourfront after a performance — The hall is on Edinburgh Place near Statue Square. Central and Hong Kong MTR stations, the Star Ferry, and Citybus, minibus and tram services are all nearby.
Questions people ask
Which hotel is closest to Hong Kong City Hall - Concert Hall?
The closest hotels are in Central, around Edinburgh Place, Statue Square and the Central harbourfront, within a short walk of the venue. Check prices for your dates below.
What performances are typically held at Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall?
The Concert Hall is designed as a symphony hall and hosts orchestral and chamber music. The Hong Kong Sinfonietta is listed as a resident organisation.
How can I book tickets for performances?
Tickets for performances at City Hall are sold through URBTIX, which has an online booking service at www.urbtix.hk. The City Hall box office also handles URBTIX sales.
Are there dining options at Hong Kong City Hall?
Yes. City Hall Maxim's Palace, a Chinese restaurant known for dim sum, is in the Low Block. There are more places to eat in Central nearby.
When did Hong Kong City Hall open and what is its historic significance?
City Hall officially opened on 2 March 1962 and was the first multi-purpose cultural complex built for the community of Hong Kong. It was declared a monument on 20 May 2022.