Tin Hau Station

MTR infobox
livery=DF653B
namecolour=Black
line=Island

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caption=The Tin Hau station platform.
district=Eastern
area=Causeway Bay
open=May 31, 1985
type=Underground
platformtype=Side
platformno=2
exitno=3
escalatorno=10
liftno=1
shopno=3
code=TIH
hours=0609/0105
connections= Bus, Minibus, Tram
engname=Tin Hau
chiname=天后
coordinatesN=22.282657
coordinatesE=114.191665 Chinese
c=天后
l=Heavenly Queen
j=tin1 hau6
y=tin1 hau6
p=Tiānhòu

Tin Hau is a station on the Hong Kong MTR Island line.

The station is located in Eastern District, on Hong Kong Island. It is east of Victoria Park and adjacent to Causeway Bay. It is named after Tung Lo Wan Tin Hau Temple dedicated to Tin Hau.

tation layout

The platforms of Tin Hau station are constructed in a stacked arrangement, with Platform 1 above Platform 2.

Entrances/exits

*A1: King's Road
*A2: Victoria Park
*B: Hong Kong Central Library

Transport Connections

There is a bus terminus integrated with Tin Hau MTR Station, and can be found by going out at Exits A1 and A2. The tramways are found on King's Road (Exit A1).

Bus Routes

Routes found at King's Road (Exit A1)To Braemar Hill:
*25, 25CTo Lai Tak Estate:
*81To Pokfield Road:
*23To Stanley:
*63Tin Hau MTR Station Bus Terminus (Exits A1 or A2)To The Peak:
*15B(Sundays and Public Holidays only)To Sham Shui Po/Nam Cheong:
*914To Tsing Yi/Cheung On:
*948To Yuen Long West:
*968To Hong Kong International Airport:
*E11

idenote

After the construction of Tin Hau station, the area around the station became known as Tin Hau by locals although the area part of Causeway Bay. Tin Hau Station is mentioned in the popular Twins song "Next Station Tin Hau", which is a song from the film "Diva, Ah Hey!".

Neighbouring stations