PMQ, Creative design hub in Central, Hong Kong.
The PMQ complex contains two seven-story buildings housing over 100 design studios, retail spaces, and dining establishments across 18,000 square meters.
Built in 1951 as residential quarters for married police officers, the site previously hosted Queen's College where Dr. Sun Yat-sen received education in 1889.
The building maintains a constant schedule of design exhibitions, creative workshops, and retail spaces supporting local artisans and entrepreneurs throughout its multiple floors.
The facility operates daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, with direct access from Central MTR station and multiple public transportation options.
The central courtyard spans 1,000 square meters and features rotating art installations, including large-scale exhibitions about environmental conservation.
Location: Central
Inception: 1951
Address: 鴨巴甸街 Aberdeen Street
Phone: +85228702335
Website: https://pmq.org.hk
GPS coordinates: 22.28335,114.15186
Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:44
Hong Kong connects Eastern and Western cultures across a compact territory. The city spreads over several islands and a section of mainland, with modern towers standing alongside traditional temples and markets. The streetscape shifts between densely built business districts like Central and older residential areas such as Mong Kok, where markets and local restaurants shape daily life. From Victoria Peak, visitors can survey the city's extent across the harbor. The Star Ferry has linked Hong Kong Island with Kowloon for over a century, offering a direct view of the skyline. On Lantau Island, the Tian Tan Buddha rises above the Ngong Ping plateau, accessible by cable car or bus. Throughout the districts, religious sites include Wong Tai Sin Temple and the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery in Sha Tin, while Nan Lian Garden in Diamond Hill presents a formal Chinese garden layout. Markets such as the Temple Street Night Market in Yau Ma Tei and the Ladies Market in Mong Kok draw those seeking local goods and street food. The Hong Kong Museum of History documents the region's development, while Hong Kong Wetland Park offers insight into natural habitats. Coastal areas like Repulse Bay and the fishing village of Tai O on Lantau reveal different aspects of the city beyond the urban centers.
Central Police Station
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The Center
306 m
Central–Mid-levels escalators
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Central Market
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Victoria Prison
334 m
Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum
175 m
Man Mo Temple
181 m
Man Mo Temple
205 m
COSCO Tower
263 m
Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences
339 m
Dr Sun Yat-sen Historical Trail
156 m
Former Hollywood Road Police Married Quarters
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Jamia Mosque
351 m
Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society
196 m
Ohel Leah Synagogue
354 m
Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong Bridges Street Centre
253 m
Azura
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Palatial Crest
319 m
Seymour
294 m
Bridges Street Market
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China Congregational Church (Bridges Street)
251 m
Liang Yi Museum
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Hing Kong News-Expo
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SoHo
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Wall mural
154 m
Tang Contemporary Art Hong Kong -Central Space
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Grand Millennium Plaza II
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Nos. 88 & 90 Staunton Street
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