Tamar Park

Tamar Park is a green space adjacent to the Central Government Offices featuring open lawns, gardens, and water features throughout the grounds. An amphitheater provides a space for public events, and a waterfront promenade connects to nearby ferry terminals.

The Tamar development began in 2008 and opened to the public in 2011 as a modern green space. This waterfront area was created as part of a broader urban renewal project in the district.

The park features native plant species, including the Bauhinia blakeana, whose flowers serve as a regional emblem. This planting connects visitors to local nature despite the surrounding urban towers.

The park sits next to central government buildings and is easily accessible by foot from nearby main streets. A paved waterfront promenade guides visitors toward the ferry piers and harbor edge with clear pathways throughout the grounds.

The park uses a specific grass variety chosen for its ability to thrive in dense urban conditions. This plant selection allows the space to remain green while handling heavy foot traffic and city heat.

Location: Central and Western District

Inception: 2011

Official opening: October 10, 2011

GPS coordinates: 22.28160,114.16600

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:26