Walking south on Reclamation Street from the Fruit Market, towards People Square Street you will come across some more beautiful historical buildings, where the east meets west. If you head right on People Square Street, you will see a neoclassical building structure, and that's is the Yau Ma Tei police station. If you head to your left, you will come across a public square known to the locals as "Yung Shue Tau" or the head of Banyan, and directly behind it is the Tin Hau temple. The square and the temple is deemed as the heart of Yau Ma Tei. These historical complex and structures are definitely worth a quick visit!
The Yau Ma Tei police station was built in 1922, and it is classified as a Grade 2 historic building
The Yau Ma Tei police station was built in 1922, and it is classified as a Grade 2 historic building
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| Yung Shue Tau - this is a gathering place for senior citizens |
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| Tin Hau Temple of Yau Ma Tei - it's listed as Grade 1 historic building since May 2010 |
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