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    ABC [To Other Central and Western Heritage Trail ─
    The Sheung Wan Route     The Western District & the Peak Route ]
    		 

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    Edinburgh Place
    The site was reclaimed after World War II, and the Edinburgh Place and the Hong Kong City Hall were later constructed. The original Blake Pier and Queen’s Pier were demolished afterwards to make way for further reclamations.

    Edinburgh Place
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