Tamar Park and Wan Chai Promenade

With an area of over 1.7Ha, Tamar Park, located on the harbourfront at Admiralty, is the principal landscape feature of the Central Government Complex (CGO). Its main feature is the large expansive lawn that forms a carpet linking the CGO and the harbourfront.

With an area of over 1.7Ha, Tamar Park, located on the harbourfront at Admiralty, is the principal landscape feature of the Central Government Complex (CGO). Its main feature is the large expansive lawn that forms a carpet linking the CGO and the harbourfront.
Tamar Park is a large open space that provides a large, quality park easily accessible by the community.
Mass planting of the highly attractive <i>Calliandra brevipes</i> attracts butterflies with its nectar.
The park is enjoyed by many different visitors. It is a popular destination for lunchtime office workers, locals and tourists. It is also a popular venue used by yoga, joggers and other fitness groups.
The large open lawn of Tamar Park offers unobstructed views of Victoria Harbour and Kowloon framed by mature trees. The open space also facilitates on-shore breezes that help cool the area and the adjacent developments.
The lawn is slightly inclined towards the harbour allowing expansive views of the water and Kowloon beyond.
The parks open lawns and platforms afforded with scenic harbour views provide the perfect venue for outdoor exercise.
With its proximity to Central, Admiralty and Wan Chai, Tamar Park is the focus of the Central Waterfront and provides spectacular views of the city iconic Architecture.
The paved and flat pathway allows barrier free access for wheelchair users and strollers, ensuring an inclusive recreational attraction.
Glass railing on the elevated decks guarantees clear views of Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon skyline.
The design provides broad expanses of ornamental planting and is an attraction for visitors of all ages.
The park is also a venue for several art work pieces. Permanent outdoor sculptures are strategically located throughout the park whilst the open lawn and paved areas are used for temporary artwork displays at various times of the year.
The flowering <i>Tabebuia chrysantha</i> adds visual interest to the pathway.
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