The Revitalised Central Market

Central Market was the first wet market with a Bauhaus structure in the city in 1938. After years of disuse, the market was after a major renovation led by Urban Renewal Authority, which retained some original architectural structures in 2017. After four long years, Hong Kong's Grade 3 historically listed building Central Market has finally opened the doors to the public with a new look, featuring an eclectic mix of shops, food stalls, specialty restaurants, event spaces and more. It is located at 93 Queen's Road Central and 80 Des Voeux Road, interconnected between Queen Victoria Street and Jubilee Street. It is around 4 minutes 350 meters walk from Central station and is open daily from 1000-2200.