Dating back to 1842, Central Market has evolved significantly since its origins as one of Hong Kong’s first wet markets. The current four-storey building, built in 1939 in the Bauhaus and Streamline Moderne style, ceased operations in 2003. Revitalized by the Urban Renewal Authority and Chinachem Group, this 11,330-square-metre landmark now serves as a commercial, cultural, and community hub. It features restaurants, retail stalls, event spaces, and hosts monthly cultural and arts events. Preserving its historical charm, the market retains original structures and nostalgic elements, including traditional shop signs and terrazzo flooring. Pet-friendly and brimming with greenery, Central Market is a vibrant blend of old and new.