Oil Street Garden 🫶🏻Rarely relaxing place in the city‼ ️Oil Street Implementation Project

Victoria Harbor waterfront has added many cultural recreation hotspots in recent years 👍🏻 especially along the coast of Hong Kong Island 😝 such as strolling through the Tam Ma Park, Wan Chai Temporary Waterfront Garden, etc. 😌 However, the oil street realized art space may be one of the public's favorite photo-taking hotspots 🙂 The predecessor of the realization of Oil Street is the Hong Kong Yacht Club Club😌 It was completed in 1908 and said to be activated 👍🏻 Once before the reclamation was actually located by the sea However, after the North Point reclamation project in the 1930s, it was converted into the Hong Kong Government Material Supply Department employee dormitory and the archaeological storage warehouse of the Antiquities and Monuments Office And under the planning of the Art Promotion Office to revitalize and restore the red brick tile-top Grade II historic building 😆 Finally, in 2013, it was renamed as Oil Street Realization 🥹 as an art space 😆 Any public can visit Oil Street Realization is actually the address Oil Street 12 is similar 😝 By this to mean that it can be used as a starting point! ️ Integrate art into public life through various experiences 😎 At the same time, we hope to provide a platform for art 🎨 workers to realize their dreams ❤️ So its English name is Oi!🤫 In addition, because we want to provide a wider space 🙂 Oil Street Realization in 2019 carried out an expansion plan 😆 and juice edge about 3,000 square meters of outdoor space link 🔗 In the new space it has a two-story building can be used for exhibitions and events 🫶🏻 We hope to let the public participate in the event through various art exhibitions 👍🏻 Now Hong Kong🇭🇰 is officially open and many people will come to play Many of the attractions you may have already been to But these more new and artistic 🎨-shaped places might as well be visited #SummerGood Places #LocalTravel #HongKongGoodPlaces #HongKongFood #travel #ResidentWriter #IMiss #HongKongFoodDiary #ParentFamilyTrip #ParentFamilyTravel #ParentDaily