
Old Stanley Police Station: Hong Kong's Oldest Surviving Police Station
When you are out in Stanley, beyond the waterfront and market, look out for the Old Stanley Police Station on Stanley Village Road. Built in 1859, it is the oldest surviving police station in Hong Kong and was declared a monument in 1984.
The two-storey building is plainly constructed, with a colonnade on its front facade in a classical style. Inside, the original brick arched ceiling and fireplace of the former armoury are still kept, which makes the architectural details worth a look.
This is a Southern District spot. Before setting out, check the latest official announcements for opening arrangements and hours; for transport planning you can use the Transport Department's HKeMobility website to search routes.
Editor’s noteA handy heritage stop to slot into a Stanley outing; check opening arrangements first.
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