Belcher's Street, street in Hong Kong
Belcher's Street is a main road in Hong Kong's Central and Western District, running from Queen's Road West to Victoria Road. The street features shops, restaurants, and a mix of older and newer buildings that shape the neighborhood's character.
The street was named after Edward Belcher, a Royal Navy officer who surveyed Hong Kong's harbor in 1841. The old fire station at number 12, a red brick building, reflects the area's earlier history and now serves as a home for the elderly.
The street is named after Edward Belcher, a Royal Navy officer who surveyed Hong Kong's harbor in 1841. His name appears on signs throughout the area, connecting visitors to this maritime heritage.
The street is easy to reach, about six minutes from Kennedy Town MTR station, making travel simple without a car. Wide sidewalks and good connections to public transport make exploring comfortable and straightforward.
The old fire station on the street is part of the Central and Western Heritage Trail, showing visitors historical buildings and city stories. It is a quiet spot where you can study the architecture and explore the neighborhood's past.
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