Guidebook for Hong Kong
Sightseeing
This is one of the cheapest and most enjoyable forms of transport in the city. There are 12 boats in the fleet and the crossing only takes seven minutes, so have your camera at the ready.
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Central (Star Ferry) station
This is one of the cheapest and most enjoyable forms of transport in the city. There are 12 boats in the fleet and the crossing only takes seven minutes, so have your camera at the ready.
Runs continuously from 7am until midnight and gives passengers plenty of time to gape at the views of the city that fall away below as the tram heaves itself up the steep incline.
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Station du tramway de Victoria Peak
Runs continuously from 7am until midnight and gives passengers plenty of time to gape at the views of the city that fall away below as the tram heaves itself up the steep incline.
A half-hour taxi ride from Central, or a short haul by MTR and bus, this beach has great facilities and a beautiful outlook. Enjoy a relaxed dinner in the village while you’re there.
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Shek O Beach
A half-hour taxi ride from Central, or a short haul by MTR and bus, this beach has great facilities and a beautiful outlook. Enjoy a relaxed dinner in the village while you’re there.
The massive bronze Tian Tan Buddha is the largest outdoor seated Buddha in the world. Take the MTR to Tung Chung and then hop on the Ngong Ping 360 Skyrail or take a bus to the top of the hill.
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Bouddha de Tian Tan
Ngong Ping RoadThe massive bronze Tian Tan Buddha is the largest outdoor seated Buddha in the world. Take the MTR to Tung Chung and then hop on the Ngong Ping 360 Skyrail or take a bus to the top of the hill.
Plenty of bargains to be found in this beautiful seaside market, and check out the colonial Murray House while you’re there.
Stanley Beach Road; Stanley Village Road station
Plenty of bargains to be found in this beautiful seaside market, and check out the colonial Murray House while you’re there.
Casinos, great eats, historic churches, and great architecture. All you have to do is jump on a ferry and fight your way through the queue at Immigration.
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Macau Ferry station
Casinos, great eats, historic churches, and great architecture. All you have to do is jump on a ferry and fight your way through the queue at Immigration.
Drinks & Nightlife
Party hard with tourists, expats, and locals alike in the city’s central point for debauchery
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Lan Kwai Fong
Lan Kwai FongParty hard with tourists, expats, and locals alike in the city’s central point for debauchery
Food Scene
Perched on the 118th floor of the ICC, Ozone is touted as the highest bar in the world. Come for the view and stay for the master class drinks.
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OZONE
1 Austin Rd WPerched on the 118th floor of the ICC, Ozone is touted as the highest bar in the world. Come for the view and stay for the master class drinks.
McDonald's
Everyone needs a local McDees.
Starbucks
51 Caine RdMorning coffee to start your day.
Everything Else
Pure Fitness Kinwick Centre
32 Hollywood RdLocal gym equivalent to Equinox.
Shopping
It is a 800,000 sq ft, 4-storey shopping mall, with many luxury retail brands and wide variety of restaurants. The first official Apple Store was also located in this mall (a 2-storey flagship store i
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International Finance Centre
It is a 800,000 sq ft, 4-storey shopping mall, with many luxury retail brands and wide variety of restaurants. The first official Apple Store was also located in this mall (a 2-storey flagship store i