The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
Hold on tight when you take an almost vertical tram ride straight from Central up to the top of Hong Kong Island’s highest mountain.
Named for nearby St. Stephen's College, this beach is just a 5 minute walk along Wong Ma Kok Road from Stanley village. The water here is clean …
Stanley Main Beach is a pleasant stretch of sand that sits just to the east of Stanley village on the shores of Tai Tam Bay. The bay, filled with …
The historic roof structure of Blake Pier at Stanley used to protect passengers from the weather on Blake Pier in Central until 1965 when the …
The jewel in Hong Kong Island’s crown, Victoria Peak commands unbelievable views of ocean, mountains, and a sparkling skyline that never seems to end.
Explore Hong Kong’s biggest, most crowded night market, full of food, fun, and feathered fortune tellers.
Boasting the best views of Victoria Harbour, as well as a nightly light show and the Avenue of Stars, there’s lots to see and do on the Tsim Sha …
You’ll never forget the view of Victoria Harbour, one of the most beautiful waterfronts in the world
As the name suggests, this Mong Kok market is famous for sneakers and footwear. However, shoes are far from the only thing on sale, with a wide …
Wan Chai Wet Market is a market with mainly fish but also with some meat and vegetable stalls. Around the edge of the market are a number of …
You can’t miss the iconic Hong Kong Cultural Centre—that strangely shaped slanted building that dominates the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, right …
Whether it’s clothes, bags, shoes, belts, Chinese tea sets or souvenirs like Bruce Lee t-shirts, Ladies' Market has it all. The long strip of …
Named for William Jardine of Jardine Matheson fame/infamy, Jardine's Bazaar is one of Hong Kong's oldest shopping streets. The streets branching …
Hong Kong’s own ‘walk of fame’, the Avenue of Stars is a popular scenic spot along the waterfront of Tsim Sha Tsui, which honours important …
Get uphill the lazy way, by riding the world’s longest outdoor escalator, connecting Central with the Mid-Levels
Tamar Park is an urban park in the Admiralty neighbourhood of Hong Kong Island, adjacent to Victoria Harbour. The park is home to a number of …
One of the biggest event venues in Hong Kong, right on Victoria Harbour
Put on some really comfy shoes to climb hundreds of steps and see thousands of Buddhas
Also known as Blackhead Point, Signal Hill is a small park with an historic signal tower building at its centre. The Signal Hill Tower was built …
The Hong Kong Maritime Museum is located at Pier 8 on Hong Kong Island - right next to Pier 7, which is the Star Ferry pier for service to Tsim …