Choi Sai Woo Park is a park in Hong Kong Leisure and Cultural Services Department, Hong Kong Island, located in the northern foothills of the Eastern BMW door in Braemar Hill Road, covering about 2,400 square meters.

history

Swire Pacific in 1883 set up the Seven Sisters area in North Point Mid-Levels a private reservoir, pond known as the Seven Sisters, because local residents believe that beauty is comparable to the West Lake in Hangzhou, China, it is also the pond called Braemar. Responsible for water supply to the pond located Swire Taikoo Dockyard, Hong Kong Swire sugar and bottling use. In 1977, the reservoir was filled for private residential, part of the return of the British Hong Kong government land management. In 1985, the Hong Kong Council on the north shore of the pond, the construction Choi Sai Woo Park.

Braemar Braemar park preserves the sluice, and has two ponds, a number of small trail, toilets, shelters and canteens and other facilities. One of the fast-food kiosk every school day attracts public school students across the Jiangsu, Zhejiang and buy the boxes.

Scenic Area Address: East Hill Road BMW Hong Kong

Bus routes: Take Citybus 25a, 25c; 108 Road KMB; 25,81a way to the New World First Bus