Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower

A historic landmark in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, standing as a reminder of the city’s railway heritage. Built in 1915 as part of the Kowloon-Canton Railway terminus, the 44-meter red brick and granite tower is the only remaining part of the original station, which was demolished in 1978. I visited this site on 25 July 2025 during my Hong Kong trip and admired its elegant colonial architecture and significance as a declared monument. Located near Victoria Harbour and the Cultural Centre, it’s a popular spot for photos, especially at sunset, and a meaningful piece of Hong Kong’s history.

Visited the iconic Clock Tower in Tsim Sha Tsui, and it’s every bit as captivating as they say! This historic gem, standing tall against the Victoria Harbour backdrop, is a must-see for anyone exploring Hong Kong. The red brick structure and its timeless clock exude a nostalgic charm, blending perfectly with the bustling energy of the city. I snapped some stunning photos at golden hour-trust me, the tower glows beautifully as the sun sets! The nearby promenade offers a fantastic view of the skyline, making it a perfect spot to soak in Hong Kong’s vibrant atmosphere. Pro tip: Visit in the evening for the Symphony of Lights show nearby. A true Hong Kong treasure!

A beautiful historic landmark in Tsim Sha Tsui, right by the harbour. The red-brick Clock Tower stands tall with palm trees on both sides, creating a perfect photo spot. On a sunny day, the blue sky and reflection in the water make it even more stunning. A must visit when walking along the waterfront.

Just happened to pass by and it’s located just around the pier. Quiet place to sit down and look at the moving crowd or night Victoria harbour view. Nothing much actually. A nice place for photo taking be it day or night.

A nice open area by the harbour. It's located next to the Star Ferry terminal so it shouldn't be hard to find. The clocktower is lit up at night and you can get great views across the harbour and watch the Symphony of Lights show at 8pm, which attracts many people to this area at night

Amazing structure especially in the night sky with it all lit up. Photo spot for tourists. It is right across the pier and very tall and huge. Worth few clicks.

A very historical clock tower in Hong Kong. The clock tower itself is not really special for me but there are a lot of attractions nearby which are totally worth a visit. You can walk along the coast to see the hall of fame or you can take the cruise to see the Hong Kong bay Overall it is totally worth a visit

The Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower, standing at 44 meters (51 meters including its 7-meter lightning rod), is a prominent historical landmark in Hong Kong. Constructed in 1915 from red brick and granite, it is the sole surviving structure from the original Kowloon-Canton Railway (KCR) terminus, which was demolished in the 1970s. he Clock Tower's bell chimes every hour from 8:00 AM to midnight, celebrating its centenary and offering visitors a nostalgic auditory experience . While the interior of the tower is currently closed for maintenance, the surrounding area remains a popular spot for photography and sightseeing .