IFC Rooftop Garden

Covering an area of about 0.84 hectare, the IFC Rooftop Garden is a landscaped podium associated with the International Finance Centre (IFC), a mall at the Central Waterfront. It is an urban oasis in a lively city offering a relief to the central business district with water features, lush greenery and sitting-out areas.

Covering an area of about 0.84 hectare, the IFC Rooftop Garden is a landscaped podium associated with the International Finance Centre (IFC), a mall at the Central Waterfront. It is an urban oasis in a lively city offering a relief to the central business district with water features, lush greenery and sitting-out areas.
Located at the heart of Central, the business centre of Hong Kong, the Rooftop Garden is a convenient alfresco spot for a quick lunch or after-work drinks. It also offers spectacular views of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline.
Covered walkways are bordered with trees and shrubs and is aligned with the adjacent linear water feature.
Located at the podium of the shopping mall next to the MTR station, the garden is a popular destination for families as it provides open pawn area and quiet courtyard spaces.
Tree-lined pathways on the rooftop contribute to a healthier and more welcoming environment, it adds natural beauty to the surroundings and enhances the microclimate.
Green terraces and sky gardens are provided to maximise greening and to help visually soften the edges of the architecture.
The signature colourful glass sculptures and the greenery forms a vibrant scene in the Rooftop Garden.
The water feature’s surface reflects the surrounding urban elements and the sky enhancing the ambience of the space.
Alfresco dining areas provide comfortable dining with spectacular views and fresh air.
Around the corner of the Rooftop Garden, visitors can enjoy a spectacular, unobstructed views of the Hong Kong Observation Wheel and Central Pier against the backdrop of Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon peninsula.
The rooftop garden overlooks the Central-Wan Chai Bypass and onwards to Victoria Harbour and Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront, with the iconic Lion Rock and mountains at the far eastern end of the Harbour.
During sunset, the setting sun bathes the garden with warm, soft sunlight.
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