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Wing Lee Street
Wing Lee Street Review
Just minutes away from Man Mo Temple is one of the last streets in Hong Kong where every building features 1950s architecture. In 2010 the buildings on this tucked-away street were saved from being demolished, following a series of protests and a plea from the filmmakers of the award-winning local film Echoes of the Rainbow.
- Address: Wing Lee St., above Hollywood Rd. between Ladderand Shing Wong Sts., Sheung Wan, Western, Hong Kong
- Metro Sheung Wan, Exit A2.
- Location: Western
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