Gate Lodge
The Victoria Peak Garden stands on the location of what was a summer house for the Governor, that is long gone but the "gate house" has been preserved and can be viewed from outside; the inside is offices. Here a brass plaque explains the historical significance of this building.
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About this image: A close-up view of a bilingual plaque mounted on a white wall at Victoria Peak, Hong Kong, declaring the Former Gate Lodge as a protected historical monument from the colonial era. The plaque provides detailed text in English and Chinese about the lodge's architecture, history, and significance as part of the Peak's early 20th-century developments, evoking a sense of preserved colonial heritage amid the scenic hillside setting. Surrounding the site, the atmosphere is serene and educational, inviting visitors to appreciate Hong Kong's blend of British colonial influences and local preservation efforts.