Blue House: A Journey Through Hong Kong Memories
Nestled within a modern cityscape, the Blue House doesn't boast grand heights or dazzling displays. Yet, its unassuming presence makes it a silent storyteller, holding a century of profound memories. The blue paint, weathered by time and sea breezes, the bricks worn by the passage of years, their spirit remains intact, as if never fading.
A Living Chronicle
The Blue House has been a hospital, a temple, and a martial arts school… each era adding another layer of memory. It hasn't erased the old to build anew, but instead, it has silently accumulated, much like how people cherish the things they've held dear. The striking blue color wasn't a deliberate choice but simply a leftover from a renovation. This accident has become iconic, showing how beauty sometimes blooms from the simplest things.
Standing the Test of Time
Hong Kong has transformed many times, but this place remains, quietly strong. No lengthy explanations are needed. A single glance at the blue walls is enough to feel the depth of time.
Visiting Information
Here's how to find this piece of history:
- Address: 72A Stone Nullah Lane, Wan Chai
- MTR: Wan Chai Station (Exit A3)
- Opening Hours: 10:00 – 18:00 (Closed Wednesdays & public holidays)
- Admission: Free
