Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal

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Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal

In Hong Kong is located HSBC headquarters , the Cheung Kong Center next to a small hill there is a red brick and granite building was built, which building is the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal. Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal Building is a neo-classical building, showing the ancient Greek noble, simple and solemn style. Three-storey building, the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal and decorated with green shutters made of black wrought iron decorative detail.
Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal Building is located at Battery Path .Hong Kong SAR Government Secretariat before the next St. John's Cathedral. Originally a French Mission Building, built in 1917, it was a former "Beaconsfield House." In addition, a number of French Catholic missionaries also built a dome building Shangwang, a small church, also as a group of missionaries named this building houses for the French Mission Building Government House of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal also famous!

It is said that this building is more in the colonial era was the first former Governor of Hong Kong's official residence. It had been used as the French Mission Building, the post-war interim government headquarters, the Education Department headquarters, the Victoria District Court, the Supreme Court, the Government Information Services Department and other different purposes. The building is now used as a Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal.

Opening hours:

Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal Building inside the buildings are not open! We have to come to Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal should be take note!

How to get there:

Take the MTR to Central Station, to the G exports, through the Ice House Street, across Queen's Road Central. And then turn left to the Fort Lane, has been away in the end, they arrived in Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal Building.