A visitor takes photo of a miniature of Yumin Square in Kwun Tong. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

Fans of Hong Kong’s architecture and urban landscape can now check out the city’s iconic landmarks in miniaturized form. Hong Kong’s Urban Renewal Authority and the Chinachem Group have put together an exhibition of scaled-down replicas of street scenes covering the city’s past and present, and have even tried to create scenes set in the future. Held to mark the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to the motherland, the show, at Central Market, runs until July 16.

A miniature of fireworks over Victoria Harbour, marking the HKSAR’s 25th anniversary. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

Visitors take photos of a miniature of a traditional neighborhood. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of an old tram station. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of an old cargo working area. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a fish vendor. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a Chiu Chow restaurant. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a light rail station. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a cha chaan teng  — Hong Kong-style cafe. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a Chiu Chow-style theater. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of the 70-year-old State Theatre in North Point. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a vendor outside a temple. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of children gathered around a comicbook stand. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a bar in Lan Kwai Fong. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a traditional neighborhood. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a traditional Chinese medicine clinic. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a dragon dance. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of a vintage toy store. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)

A miniature of the Fire Dragon Dance. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY)