Hung Hom Promenade
Stretching from Hung Hom Bay to Clock Tower, a walk along the promenade takes in the serene waterfront in Hung Hom all the way to lively atmosphere of Tsim Sha Tsui. This scenic walk features iconic landmarks such as Avenue of Stars, the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and the Space Museum.

Hung Hom Kwun Yum Temple
Built in 1873, this traditional Chinese temple is the most renowned in the area, attracting worshippers from both local and international communities. It features exquisite traditional Chinese pavilion architecture.

Lux Theatre
Operating since the 1970s, Lux Theatre retains the old Hong Kong charm with its nostalgic décor and ambiance. It is the only cinema in the city that still employs manual seat assignments.

Traditional Hand Carved Mahjong
Explore the art of hand carved Mahjong, an intangible cultural heritage, at Kam Fat Mahjong, a local shop tucked away in Hung Hom.

Aqua Luna
Set sail in style on one of the last remaining authentic Chinese junk boats with spectacular views of Victoria Harbour.

Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees
Traditionally visited during the Lunar New Year, these two Banyan Trees are a well-known shrine where patrons throw wishes written on Joss paper into the branches for good luck.

Dragon’s Back Hiking Trail
A popular hiking trail on the south-eastern side of Hong Kong Island, Dragon’s Back provides scenic views of Shek O, Tai Long Wan and Stanley Bay.

Lamma Island
Laid-back Lamma is an explorer’s haven of hiking trails, temples, beautiful beaches and seafood restaurants, easily accessible by ferry.

Lantau Island (Big Buddha and Ngong Ping 360)
The largest outlying island, Lantau is easily reached by ferry or MTR and features one of Hong Kong’s iconic sites – the 34 metre tall bronze statue known as Big Buddha, set within the ‘cultural village’ of Ngong Ping 360 and accessible by cable car from Tung Chung.

Tsim Sha Tsui Cultural Centre
Look out for world-class ballet, musical and opera performances at the Cultural Centre throughout the year. The Hong Kong Ballet’s annual Christmas performance of The Nutcracker is a regular highlight.

PMQ
Formerly the Police Married Quarters, the revitalized colonial-era complex is a hub for creative spaces and design studios, along with restaurants, shops and art galleries.

Western Market
A treasure trove of shops and stalls selling traditional arts and crafts, the red-brick Western Market is one of the oldest structures in Sheung Wan.

Duk Ling
Once a fisherman’s boat during the 1950s, this traditional Hong Kong sailing junk takes visitors back in time with a scenic tour of Victoria Harbour and its historical viewpoints.

Clock Tower
The Clock Tower, one of the last remaining colonial landmarks in Tsim Sha Tsui, provides impressive views over the harbour towards Hong Kong Island.