Golden Bauhinia Square really have not much to see there only a Golden Bauhinia that's give by China since 1997, and nothing else, even exhibition center have more interesting things than the square.

Don't understand the buzz around this attraction. I understand the significance of the bauhinia as an emblem for HK, and the symbolism of the location, but all it is is a windy plaza in front of an unattractive building, with not much of a view and a pretty tacky statue.

This is a gift from the government of china during the handover from British back to China . But still public toilet sucks!!!!

Totally tasteless and boring, there's absolutely nothing to do there, can't even smoke a cigarette without getting fined!

if you like gold statues in the middle of a cement park - go for it! On a good day the harbour view is very good tho.

Near the HK Convention Centre, this statue symbolizes a HK bauhinia flower (a type of orchid tree which is all over!) and the return to China after the British occupation ended in 1997. There is are flag ceremonies held here daily at 7:50am.

What's the point? What a waste of rare, prime waterfront space. Still, the mainlanders seem to love it . . .

There is nothing particular about the square, just a couple of monuments commemorating the Return of Hong Kong, in front of the beautiful Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The daily flag-raising ceremony at 8 a.m. attracts more Chinese and foreign tourists than Hong Kong citizens who are probably too busy commuting to work or have already started school classes,... More

The complex was built to commemorate the return of Hong Kong to China in 1997 and is a must-do for all mainland Chinese visitors. The place is easily accessible from the Wanchai underground railway station, just follow the signs to the "Convention Centre". Most tourists go to the Golden Bauhinia Sqaure to see the "flower", without walking further out to... More