Right Outside Your Window: The Ultimate Guide to Victoria Park’s Iconic Annual Fairs

Why Victoria Park Is at the Heart of Causeway Bay Life

One of the greatest privileges of living at V Causeway Bay is having Victoria Park as your literal backyard. Spanning over 19 hectares, this expansive green oasis acts as the primary cultural, civic, and festive heart of Hong Kong.

Whether you are an expat looking to experience your first traditional festival or a corporate professional seeking weekend leisure, here is your guide to the massive annual events that define the Causeway Bay calendar—and how to navigate them like a seasoned local.

For guests staying in a Causeway Bay serviced apartment, having one of Hong Kong’s most important public parks within easy reach also means major festivals and cultural events can become part of everyday neighbourhood life.

1. The Lunar New Year Flower Market (Late Jan / Mid-Feb)

In the week leading up to Chinese New Year, Victoria Park transforms into a massive, dazzling labyrinth of color and fragrance. The annual Lunar New Year Flower Market is Hong Kong's absolute largest, drawing millions of visitors seeking auspicious plants to bring good fortune into their homes for the year ahead.

The Vibe:

Electric, packed, and deeply traditional. The air is filled with the scent of fresh mandarin trees, orchids, and peach blossoms. You will also find hundreds of festive stalls run by local youths selling creative, limited-edition pop culture merchandise celebrating the year's zodiac animal.

Local Tip:

Avoid the peak weekend evening crowds. Because your apartment at V Causeway Bay and The Hayworth is just minutes away, step out late on a weeknight after 11:00 PM or visit in the early morning to browse the spectacular flora in relative peace.

2. The Hong Kong Flower Show (March)

Every March, the park undergoes a breathtaking physical transformation for the Hong Kong Flower Show. This ten-day spectacular turns the central lawns into a vibrant sea of masterfully curated garden landscapes, rare floral species, and stunning multi-story floral sculptures constructed by designers from all over the world.

The Vibe:

Peaceful, scenic, and highly visual. It is a dream destination for photographers and remote workers looking for a refreshing afternoon walk away from their laptop screens.

What to expect:

Alongside the jaw-dropping thematic installations (which often feature massive oceans of tulips and exotic orchids), the event hosts live music performances, cultural dances, and practical workshops on plant care and floral design.

Admission:

Entry is incredibly accessible (typically around HK$14), and you can tap your Octopus card seamlessly right at the gate.

3. The Mid-Autumn Festival Lantern Carnival (September)

To witness Causeway Bay at its most magical, the Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival is a non-negotiable experience. Celebrating the full harvest moon, Victoria Park hosts towering, highly intricate lantern installations that illuminate the entire park after dark.

The Vibe:

Whimsical, warm, and highly communal. Families gather on the lawns with picnic blankets, sharing mooncakes and lighting small handheld lanterns under the night sky.

Don’t Miss:

The carnival coordinates with the legendary Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance. This spectacular 140-year-old ritual features a 67-meter dragon woven from straw and studded with thousands of burning incense sticks, danced furiously through the narrow grid streets of Tai Hang—located right around the corner from V Causeway Bay 2 at 25 Tung Lo Wan Road.

Living Like a Local: Event Logistics

1. Embrace the Octopus Card Infrastructure

For ticketed festivals inside the park, long queues format quickly at cash ticket booths. Completely bypass the wait lines by ensuring your local Octopus Card or phone-integrated Smart Octopus is loaded with extra funds for direct tap-and-go entry.

2. Master the Crowd Control Footbridge Routes

During major events like New Year's Eve or the Lantern Festivals, the Hong Kong Police implement strict, one-way pedestrian routes around the perimeter of Victoria Park. Instead of battling the human traffic on Hennessy Road, utilize the elevated pedestrian footbridges near Sugar Street or the quieter entrances via Tin Hau to slip effortlessly back to your V Group home base.

Living at V Causeway Bay gives you a front-row seat to Hong Kong’s rich cultural legacy. You can fully immerse yourself in the thrumming energy of a midnight market or a glowing lantern festival, knowing that a quiet, secure, and impeccably designed luxury home is waiting to welcome you back just a few steps away.

Why Stay Close to Victoria Park?

Living at V Causeway Bay or V Causeway Bay 2 gives you a front-row seat to some of Hong Kong’s most recognisable cultural traditions.

You can fully immerse yourself in the energy of a Lunar New Year market, spend an afternoon surrounded by flowers, or experience the glow of Mid-Autumn festivities, knowing that your residence is only a short distance away.

For guests comparing a luxury serviced apartment, furnished apartment Hong Kong option or Hong Kong serviced apartment monthly rental, this kind of neighbourhood access can make a longer stay feel very different from simply staying in a hotel.

V Causeway Bay at 9 Yee Wo Street places residents close to Causeway Bay’s shopping, dining and transport network. The property is approximately three minutes from Causeway Bay MTR.

For guests requiring more space, V Causeway Bay 2 offers one- and two-bedroom accommodation ranging from 900 to 1,800 sq. ft. For families, executives or longer-stay guests searching for a two bedroom serviced apartment Hong Kong, its location is particularly convenient for enjoying Victoria Park and nearby Tai Hang.

When you prefer a quieter evening at home after a busy festival, choosing a serviced apartment with kitchen Hong Kong option also gives you the flexibility to prepare your own meals and relax in your own space. The V’s portfolio includes furnished apartments with kitchens for short- and longer-term stays.

For guests staying in a serviced apartment Hong Kong location for several weeks or months, the real advantage is having Hong Kong’s festivals, neighbourhood life and everyday conveniences close enough to become part of your normal routine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What major annual events take place at Victoria Park?

Some of Victoria Park’s best-known annual events include the Lunar New Year Fair, the Hong Kong Flower Show and Mid-Autumn lantern festivities.

The exact dates and programme vary each year, so visitors should check the relevant government or event organiser websites before attending.

When is the Hong Kong Flower Show held?

The Hong Kong Flower Show is typically held in March at Victoria Park. In 2026, it ran from 20 to 29 March.

Is V Causeway Bay 2 close to Victoria Park?

Yes. V Causeway Bay 2 is located at 25 Tung Lo Wan Road, and The V lists Victoria Park as approximately a five-minute walk away.

This also makes it convenient for Mid-Autumn visitors who want to explore nearby Tai Hang.

Is Causeway Bay convenient for long-stay visitors?

Yes. Causeway Bay combines transport, shopping, dining and major attractions within a compact area.

For guests using a Causeway Bay serviced apartment or Hong Kong serviced apartment monthly rental, being able to walk to Victoria Park and other neighbourhood attractions can make longer stays considerably more convenient.