Popular Hong Kong Attractions

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Hong Kong International Airport (Chek Lap Cok): Norman Foster's mammoth, gleaming and award-winning Hong Kong International Airport is 25 miles (40 km) north-west of central Hong Kong on Lantau. It is China's major transit hub and flies well over 4...

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City trams

Explore Hong Kong up top on a double-decker dating from the 1900s throwbacks. Join 240,000 commuters daily as the trams rumble from Shaukeiwan on the island's east side to Kennedy Town on its west. To...

Dim Sum

The most traditional lunch dish in Hong Kong is dim sum. Meaning 'touch the heart', these tasty little dumplings are inextricably linked with 'yum cha' (tea drinking). Steamed, fried or wrapped beef, ...

Hollywood Road Markets

Get off Hong Kong's famous covered escalator (the world's longest) at Hollywood Road, famous for its antique emporiums selling jade jewelry and spectacular Chinese art and ancient furniture. Take an h...

Hong Kong Park

With its Tai Chi garden, aviary, landscaping and fish-filled lake, this is a tranquil little corner of central. It's located on the site of the former Victoria Barracks, so look for the four remaining...

Race Night at Happy Valley

The Hong Kong Jockey Club is the world's wealthiest racing club, thanks to the city's feverish dedication to betting. Have a flutter at iconic Happy Valley, where horse racing takes place every Wednes...

The Peak

The charming Peak Tram, running since 1888, is the fun way to reach The Peak. Bump and grind past skyscrapers clinging to the almost perpendicular hillside. Once at the top, make short work of the sho...

The Star Ferry

Hong Kong's emblematic Star Ferry dates back to 1888. The distinctive green-and-white, open-sided boats chug across Victoria Harbour on various routes between Central and Wan Chai on Hong Kong Island ...

Kowloon

Chi Lin Buddhist Nunnery

This tranquil complex of buildings and courtyards is set apart from the madness surrounding it. Its low-lying structures cover 30,000 square meters of precious ground space while the neighbors are tig...

Mong Kok's Markets

Immerse yourself in the bubbling humanity of Kowloon's markets. Take the MTR to Prince Edward station and exit for the Flower Market to buy bamboo, bright orchids and multi-colored chrysanthemums. At ...

Lantau

Disneyland Hong Kong

Showcasing Main Street, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland and Adventureland with all the rides and activities that fans expect, Disneyland Hong Kong is a core attraction for the younger set and adults. The tw...

Lantau

Twice the size of Hong Kong, Lantau is the 264-strong archipelago's largest island. It is home to Hong Kong International Airport, the stilt-house fishing village of Tai O and Hong Kong Disneyland as ...

Stanley

Stanley Market

The place to source embroidered shoes, basketry, table decorations and silk cheong sams, Stanley's massive covered market is a tourist trap. Accept that and you'll love it. The linen at Tong's Sheets ...

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