Hong Kong Central District

The Central District is the main commercial centre of Hong Kong and lies on the north part of Hong Kong island across Victoria Harbor from Tsim Sha Tsui. Central District was used by the British for the location of its Government buildings and China has located its` Hong Kong Administrative Centre in Central District when it took over in 1997. Main sights of the Central Disitrict are listed below.

Bank of China & Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank
The Bank of China Tower opened in 1990 and has a very distinctive architectural style based on sharp angles which in Feng Shui terms is a way of channeling negative energies towards other financial and government institutions. The Bank of China building stands at around 369 meters high. The older Bank of China building is a more modest building styled in 1950s art deco.