[Good place for families] Alice Garden + Alice House

[Parent-Child Good Place] Alice Garden + Alice Mansion Father's Day event even went to do Alice Expedition~ **Alice Gardens** The garden has a playground with three connected slides of different lengths (three can play together), climbing facilities and rocking chairs. The most characteristic thing is the red and white building. The central part is more like a red and white castle, as if walking into the world of Alice. The "twist dice" washroom is another feature. Whether taking pictures or playing, it is a good choice~ ~Alice Gardens (Kent Lane Gardens) Location~: Ken Lane, Tai Ping Shan (next to the Hong Kong Medical Museum) ~Transportation~: That day we walked up from Sheung Wan MTR Station and walked up many steps. It was really hard under the scorching sun. (Like hiking in the middle of the city). However, by passing the Man Mo Temple, you can visit it again~ On the return trip we walked back down to Central, there is an automatic elevator which is not so hard. Alternatively, you can take transportation to get off at Stairs Street (Kent Road) or Seymour Road (Kent Road). (Do not confuse Ken Road Gardens and Ken Lane Gardens). If you have a baby, you can consider taking a taxi in Sheung Wan or Central. Then we went to a nearby restaurant to eat. After dinner, explore the neighboring Alice mansion!! ~~Free admission~~Air-conditioned~~Classic mansion~~ ~~small door handle~~dance of the dance party~~ **Alice Mansion** Ok~ we're ready GoGoGO~ layer by layer Each floor has a different exhibition. The mansion is built in the classical style of the Edwardian period, and takes you into the world of Alice's exploration. One of the floors has a classical ballroom with high ceilings, and a coffee table and chairs. Tea party, are you ready? Walking out of the Hongxing balcony, the regular bricks and tiles have different heart-shaped and flower-shaped patterns, full of fairy tale feeling. See Cards Parker and Queen of Hearts? The cutest is the small door into the balcony with a very short handle so the kids can open the door themselves. Walk into the world of fairy tales. There is also an activity room and interactive learning room on the top floor, where children take two coloring sheets to color in real time. The coloring sheets are in Chinese and English, and the information about the exhibition hall is briefed, so that children can understand the content more easily. (Not only check-in and play, but also learn) In addition, the lift is still transparent, the children have not ridden, find very interesting ah .. haha ​​~ ~Sun Yat-sen Memorial (Alice Mansion) Location~ 7 Satellite Road, Mid-Levels, Central, Hong Kong ~Transportation~: (Information from website) You can use the Central to Mid-Levels escalator from Exit D1 or D2 of Central MTR Station to Ken Road, then walk west along the footpath for about 5 minutes to the Memorial Hall. Or take a ride Buses and minibuses via Ken Road to the Memorial From Central/Wan Chai to Ken Road: Get off near the Hong Kong Baptist Church on Ken Road (i.e. the next stop at Mying Ai Center) and walk west along the footpath for about 2 minutes. Bus: 12, 12M, 13, 23, 23B, 40, 40M and 103 Minibuses: 8, 10, 22, 22S, 28 and 31 From Pokfulam to Ken Road: Get off near Fung Lek Court on Ken Road, then walk east along the footpath for about 2 minutes and cross the road. Bus: 40M and 103 Minibuses: 8, 10, 22, 22S, 28 and 31 In fact, the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is very close to Ken Lane Garden, so you can visit both~~ Kids are really energetic. Finally, we went to Kwang Han Tai Garden to play the playground (actually very close). Then walk back down to Central to catch the bus home. End the Children's Day activities. Continue to discover and introduce more parent-child good places for you~ #I miss #familygoodplaces #hiking #visiting museums #exhibitions where you can take beautiful photos #pretending to be in Europe #parenting good places