Connaught Road

Below Queen's Road, Connaught Road winds along past the ferry stations. It starts in the east near Jardine House (a high-rise building, previously the Connaught Centre). On the northeastern side is the General Post Office. Near the Star Ferry Pier is the Family Bookshop, run by the South China Morning Post, which has a wide range of literature on Hong Kong.

Further east are the Queen's Pier, on the harbor, and Edinburgh Place, with the City Hall which houses the municipal offices and also a concert hall, theater and exhibition rooms. On Cotton Pier Drive, a little way to the south, is Flagstaff House, built in 1884 and formerly the headquarters of the British commander-in-chief, now the Museum of Teaware, with a remarkable collection of valuable tea ware from several centuries.

West of the City Hall along Victoria Harbour are the landing-stages of the ferries to Kowloon (Star Ferry) and the various islands, extending to the new Macau Terminal (hydrofoils to and from Macau).