Statue of Queen Victoria

Statue of Queen Victoria in Victoria Park is a historic landmark, reflecting Victorian grandeur and Hong Kong’s colonial past.

The Statue of Queen Victoria in Hong Kong is a historic bronze sculpture by Mario Raggi, currently located in Victoria Park, Causeway Bay. Originally unveiled in 1896 in Statue Square, Central, it was later moved to its present location after World War II.

The statue has witnessed significant historical events, including its removal during the Japanese occupation and subsequent restoration in 1952. Its classic design reflects the grandeur of the Victorian era, making it a notable landmark in the city.