Statue Square (Statue Square) is located in Central, Hong Kong Island, which is a public square with a long history in Hong Kong. Formerly known as the Central Plaza, it was originally an open space with the reclamation in the 1880s. In 1897, to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Queen Victoria, the Hong Kong government cast a bronze statue of the Queen and placed it in the Central Square, which was also renamed Queen's Square. Located in Central, Hong Kong Island, the square is a public square with a long history in Hong Kong. The domed colonial style building in the center of the square used to be the Supreme Court, but now it is the headquarters of the Legislative Council. It is a place with many tall buildings.

Address of Statue Square ： Hong Kong Hong Kong Island Central and Western District Des Voeux Road
Empress Statue Square Tel : None
Ticket price of Queen's Statue Square : Free
Opening Hours : All day

Tourists' comments on Queen's Statue Square ：
Queen's Statue Square was named after Sir Thomas Jackson, a general manager of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. His bronze statue stood on the square with a solemn and solemn expression. Walking across the Zada Road and across the square, you can see the Peace Monument to commemorate those who died in two world wars. In the vicinity, there are many buildings named after some early entrepreneurs in Hong Kong.
On Sundays, a large number of Filipinos working in Hong Kong (many of them are Filipino servants) gather in the square, which is bustling and becomes a unique "landscape". When the weather is good, they will take food and drinks to have a dinner together here. It's like a big party. Everyone gets together to relieve their homesickness. However, after the party, they will clean up the garbage, put it in their plastic bags and throw it in the designated place, showing a good habit.