歷史建築

繁體中文

香港嘅歷史建築保護制度由《古物及古蹟條例》（1976 年實施）建立。古物事務監督可宣布某地方為法定古蹟，受法律保護，不得改動。截至 2026 年 1 月 30 日，全港有 138 項法定古蹟。 法定古蹟包括：廟宇（文武廟 1847、銅鑼灣天后廟）、圍村（三棟屋 1786）、政府建築（舊最高法院、前法國外方傳道會大樓）、軍事遺蹟（鯉魚門炮台）同戰前樓宇（雷生春 1931）。 除法定古蹟外，古蹟辦按歷史建築評級制度將建築分為一級、二級、三級歷史建築。評級唔係法定保護，但係規劃時會考慮。全港已評級歷史建築超過 1,000 項。 古蹟辦設三條文物徑：中西區文物徑（中環至上環）、屏山文物徑（元朗屏山，1993 年設立）、龍躍頭文物徑（粉嶺龍躍頭，1999 年設立）。 活化歷史建築夥伴計劃（2008 年起）將政府歷史建築交畀非牟利機構活化再用，例如美荷樓（青年旅舍）、綠匯學苑（舊大埔警署）。 本站只寫有官方來源嘅古蹟同評級建築；個別私人建築嘅保育狀況以古蹟辦公布為準。

English

Hong Kong protects historic buildings through two systems. Under the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance (1976), the Antiquities Authority may declare a place a monument, giving it statutory protection against alteration. As at 30 January 2026 there were 138 declared monuments, including temples (Man Mo Temple, 1847), walled villages (Sam Tung Uk, 1786), government buildings (the former Supreme Court) and military relics (Lei Yue Mun forts). Beyond monuments, the Historic Building Assessment Scheme grades more than a thousand buildings into Grades 1, 2 and 3. Grading is not statutory protection but is a material planning consideration. The AMO runs three heritage trails: the Central and Western District Trail, the Ping Shan Heritage Trail (1993) and the Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail (1999). The Revitalising Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme (from 2008) leases government-owned historic buildings to non-profit operators: Mei Ho House became a youth hostel, the Old Tai Po Police Station became Green Hub. This site records only monuments and graded buildings with official sources; the conservation status of individual private buildings follows AMO announcements.