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Aura 2 months ago

Quite the decent leisurely addition to the already scenic and peaceful promenade of wan Chai, featuring retired mtr cabins available for public access free of charge, air-conditioning is also provided inside along with seats and workable for relaxing right next to the stunning view of Victoria Harbour.

John Trueman 4 months ago

Cute MTR display on the water, featuring an old East Rail Line train car.

And Depart 7 months ago

MTR station officially named "Harbour Station." It likely refers to either the Wan Chai Promenade/Waterfront Area in Hong Kong, featuring parks and walkways, or a temporary, thematic, or scenic spot, such as the railway installations at the Hong Kong Railway Museum , Great exhibition, perfect for all ages. Beautiful views from the train. If you're a train enthusiast or just somebody who grew up riding on these trains, it's worth visiting for the train alone, it's very well maintained !

Ken Foong 9 months ago

One of many transformed areas mainly on the Island side into parks and promenades. 👌🏻 its a good project to make life more breathable in 🇭🇰 🙌🏻 this is near the Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter, getting here needs some walking and some twist and turn path as a highway/main road cuts in between. It’s a very nice spot for relaxation and getting some cool 💨 👍🏻. The view of the night scene cross the harbour towards TST is great. Lots of ppl strolls and exercises here too. The highlight is the disused MTR train which serves a s a prop here (maybe for shelter when rains 🤔 😉)you are not allowed to eat inside the train just like in actual train as there is a lady guard there who will remind you 🤣 its a nice place and worth coming.

G-Jwala a year ago

I| The landmark of Wan Chai for leisure & recreation. |I Since British colonial rule, Hong Kong has used the 12-car train, which is nicknamed 'fly-headed' due to its insect-like appearance. ① The west car at Harbour Station maintains most of its original seating, overhead support handles, and bars, creating a lively and comfy indoor environment for the general public to unwind. ② The east car has been transformed into multipurpose rooms that can be pre-booked for workshops, community activities, and other small organized gatherings. The general public can access these rooms when they are not in use. In the east car, there are movable tables, chairs, and dividers. ③ Both train cars' interiors have been relatively unchanged, maintaining their original walls, doors, digital displays, ceilings, lighting fixtures, and even the MTR decals and route maps of the East Rail Line. ④ The MLR was built in the 1980s and refurbished since the mid-1990s for the Kowloon-Canton Railway and the current East Rail Line. ⑤ It was parked at the Wan Chai Harbour front in Hong Kong, China, on December 20, 2023. As part of the Legacy Train Revitalisation Programme, the MTR Corporation has donated two