Central Plaza
The third tallest building in Hong Kong, the Central Plaza skyscraper measures 374 metres and has 78 floors. It's home to the world's highest church.
The Central Plaza skyscraper took over from the Bank of China Tower in 1992 as the tallest building in Asia, a record which was then lost in 1996 to Shung High Square in Shenzhen.
Design
At 374 metres tall and with 78 floors, Central Plaza is currently the third tallest building in Hong Kong, surpassed only by the International Commerce Centre and Two International Finance Centre. It is topped by a 102-metre mast.
Unlike the majority of buildings, Central Plaza is designed with a triangular shaped floor plan to optimise views of Victoria Harbour for 20% more of the office area.
The highest church in the world
Central Plaza is also home to the highest church in the world, the Sky City Church. There are services on Sundays at 11 am and 6 pm.
Transport
MTR: Wan Chai Station exit A1.
Nearby places
Bank of China Tower (1.3 km) Hong Kong Park (1.3 km) Victoria Park (1.5 km) Tsim Sha Tsui (1.6 km) Two International Finance Centre (1.6 km)
