this well hidden park with views of the harbour is visited by a few locals, I shared the entire park with three others during a morning walk - nice well kept with view in the middle of TST.

Tucked in between Mody and Chatham South Road is a small historical garden built on a small hill called Signal Hill Garden, inside this small garden free clean toilet facilities can be found as well as some interesting buildings and glimpses of the Victoria Harbour. Firstly the impressive three level red brick Blackhead Point signal tower, which can be climbed during opening hours of 9-11am and 4-6pm daily, we missed by just minutes, and a Chinese Pagoda. The signal tower, declared a national monument, was built in 1907 for the purpose of signally the correct time to the mariners and public using time ball apparatus. The garden offers some respite from the crowds. At the time of our visit the garden was not peaceful due to adjoining building construction in progress.