Destination guide
Hong Kong
Hong Kong · 香港
Skyline, dim sum, shopping and outlying islands close together
- Suggested stay
- 4–6 days
- Time zone
- Asia/Hong_Kong
- Currency
- HKD
Where to stay
- Central & Sheung Wan
- Tsim Sha Tsui
- Causeway Bay
- Mong Kok
What to see
- Ocean Park Hong KongSouthside & Ocean Park
- Hong Kong DisneylandDisneyland & Sunny Bay
- Llam ookWan Chai & Causeway Bay
- The Big BuddhaLantau & Big Buddha
- Victoria PeakVictoria Peak
- Avenue of Stars, Hong KongTsim Sha Tsui & West Kowloon
- Tai KwunCentral & Sheung Wan
- Kowloon Walled City ParkKowloon City & Walled City Park
- Kat Hing WaiYuen Long & Kat Hing Wai
- Hong Kong Palace MuseumTsim Sha Tsui & West Kowloon
- Temple Street, Hong KongMong Kok & Yau Ma Tei
- Man Mo temples in Hong KongCentral & Sheung Wan
Where to eat
- Tim Ho Wan Sham Shui PoDim Sum & Dumplings
- Yat Lok RestaurantCentral / Sheung Wan
- Tai Cheong Bakery CentralCentral / Sheung Wan
- Kam Wah CafeMong Kok
- Hing Kee Claypot RiceRice & Congee
- Man Kee Cart NoodleNoodles
- Trusty Congee KingRice & Congee
- Africa Coffee & TeaWong Chuk Hang
- Arca SocietyWong Chuk Hang
- FrancisStar Street Precinct
- Ho Hung Kee (1946) Congee & Noodle ShopNoodles
- Ju Xing HomeSeafood
Intel and guides for this city
Hong Kong's Star Ferry and Ding Ding Trams: A Leisurely Day of Harbour Crossings and Hong Kong Island Streets
Take the Star Ferry across the harbour, ride a tram through Hong Kong Island's streets, and walk between them. Understanding the piers, travel directions, and return journey turns everyday transport into comfortable travel experiences.
A Leisurely Day Walking Cheung Chau: Pier, Waterfront and Lanes—Plan Your Return Before Choosing a Side Route
Take a ferry from Hong Kong's urban areas for a change of pace. You do not need to cover all of Cheung Chau. Use the pier as your base, choose the waterfront, lanes or a farther side route to suit the weather and your energy, and keep the return ferry in your plans.