Hong Kong Intl. Airport (HKG) Transfers

If you go to Hong Kong you must go to Disneyland. A perfect place to enjoy a full day with family and friends. Here, dreams are brought to life for both the young and the ones young at heart. Meet you...

For great views over Hong Kong you should visit this 490 metre tall building, also called ICC. This is the tallest building with the highest indoor observation deck in town with four restaurants on th...

Stroll around at this beautiful and well maintained garden which is surrounded by skyscrapers. This is a very quiet and peaceful place where you can unwind and admire traditional Chinese architecture....

You will find the Big Buddha on Lantau Island which is the largest island in Hong Kong. Big Buddha is the world\u0027s largest seated outdoor bronze Buddha statue, which is more than 34 metres high. A...

Hong Kong Science Museum opened its doors in 1991 and is truly a place where you can learn science in a fun way. The museum houses over 500 exhibits including the Energy Machine - the largest device o...

Explore the streets of Soho. Here you will find plenty of restaurants, bars, art galleries and small, unique shops. This is a great place to walk around and there is so much to see. However, it is not...

One of the most popular dating destinations for locals, this 60-metre-high Observation Wheel is located in business district Central, facing the Victoria Harbour, resulting in a spectacular day and ni...

Ngong Ping 360 is the longest bi-cable ropeway in Asia and one of the top 10 cable car rides in the world that allow you to explore scenic Lantau Island and Tung Chung. Along the 25-minute ride, you w...

The street named after the first Governor of Hong Kong Henry Pottinger in 1854 is also known as "Stone Slabs Street" for its unevenly paved granite stone steps. Here, you can take ideal photos in the ...

Let\u0027s travel back in time. Tai O once was one of the major fishing ports in Hong Kong. Because of its traditional stilt houses above the water, many have called it the "Venice of Hong Kong", thou...

One of the most famous temples in the city, as well as home to Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism. The temple features colourful decor and is believed to help make wishes come true upon request, which ...

If you can only have one meal in Hong Kong, make it Tim Ho Wan. The internationally renowned, Michelin-starred chain of restaurants takes its origins from Hong Kong, and specialises in what is referre...

Take the chance to have a bowl of ramen at one of two Hong Kong-based outlets of the celebrated Japanese brand originating from Hakata, the birthplace of tonkotsu. Hong Kong\u0027s two locations stay ...

An excellent choice for a dim sum feast that is incredibly affordable. The quality here is comparable to that of Tim Ho Wan, but the brand name being lesser known means no line to be seated (although ...

This is a vegetarian restaurant located within the Chi Lin Nunnery. It is open for the public and is situated behind a man-made waterfall within a garden connected to the nunnery. The restaurant offer...

Din Tai Fung is a restaurant chain originating in Taiwan, which now has multiple branches across Asia and beyond (the fact it remains largely unknown in the West is a tragic shortcoming). They are fam...

Jumbo Floating Restaurant may look like a glorious mixture of Forbidden City and Las Vegas, but it is the right choice if you want to try out the floating restaurants of Aberdeen Harbor and the seafoo...

This is a good choice for those who want to sample rustic, northern Chinese cuisine in a traditional-style restaurant. Claimed to serve the best Peking duck in Hong Kong (not that duck is normally ser...

This Cantonese restaurant is a local favorite where you can enjoy an inexpensive meal in a friendly atmosphere. There is a large variety of choices, some of which include dishes like noodles, congee a...

Roast goose is one of Hong Kong\u0027s signature specialties, and Yat Lok Restaurant has been awarded Michelin One Star for cooking premium roast goose, which is served with \u0027lai fun\u0027 (a typ...

The most luxurious dim sum to be found in Hong Kong. The cream of Hong Kong society gathers in Heichinrou of Kwun Tong and Diamond Hill on public holidays to eat the exquisite, fancy dishes in elegant...

Located on the floor 56 at Island Shangri-La Hotel, Petrus is without a doubt one of Hong Kong’s best French restaurants with a magnificent view of the Victoria harbour. In a fine setting, you can enj...

This upper-range restaurant serves exquisite Cantonese home cooking such as dim sum, crispy chicken and crispy pork buns. Ask for the special menu of the season which has a dozen special dishes depend...

Hong Kong’s finest panoramic restaurant was given a lift when it was refurbished by the designer Philippe Starck. At this fantastic, Art Deco-inspired restaurant with a spectacular skyline view, you c...

No trip to Hong Kong is complete without a visit to the traditional Cantonese restaurant Yung Kee. Established in 1942, it is a place good for groups and business dining. Here you should try the speci...

This beautiful restaurant is located in a 3-storey village house nestled in the bay of Three Fathoms Cove outside Hong Kong. It has no fixed menu, as the chef decides on the day\u0027s menu depending ...

For authentic Italian food head over to Giando, serving only food prepared with fresh ingredients and with passion. On the menu you will find delicious al dente pasta, risotto and yummy desserts. Here...

Here you can enjoy an amazing view over the harbour while dining at this elegant restaurant located inside Sheraton Hotel. The restaurant offers fine dining, impeccable service and an award-winning wi...

If you would like to experience the warm hospitality of old Hong Kong, Lin Heung Tea House is the place to be – it is one of the most famous traditional Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong since 1918. It...

This hipster bookshop café lies next to Broadway Cinematheque and has a wide range of film-related books and magazines. It is embellished with posters, quotes, paintings, and CD covers. Surrounded by...

This Chinese bakery opened its doors in 1954 and now they operate more than 20 stores around Hong Kong. Loved by the last British Governor of Hong Kong, this is a place famous for its egg tart, which ...

Tucked away in a quiet corner of Hung Hom, One Little Room is a little gem where you can have a cup of coffee surrounded by words; the wall literally is covered with book pages, torn from old books. W...

Amber Coffee Brewery is a simple but modern coffee shop located in the heart of the city where you certainly will get some good coffee. One of their baristas (Dawn Chan) is a 2-time winner of the Hong...

Searching for a silent place for a break from the city? If so, Forest Cafe is the perfect choice for you. With a location in the forest, you can enjoy your coffee in a calm environment, and this is wh...

Located on the busy street of Mong Kok, The Hut is a stand out café where you can relish homemade Japanese desserts in a garden-themed environment. The café is filled with green plants to create a gre...

With the open kitchen on the first floor, you will find yourself staying in a warm and unrestrained place. There is no designated menu, but along with the savory Japanese dishes and homemade desserts,...

Set in an old converted market in Chai district, Ovo Cafe is well-known for its dedication to health and an eco-friendly lifestyle, and shares it by serving fresh vegetarian cuisine. This little garde...

Barista Caffe is one of the most popular cafés in the district, not only for its superior coffee and rich waffles, but also for its reasonable prices and tasty dishes.

Established in 2012, The Post Collection Cafe aims to promote postcard and stamp collection culture in Hong Kong. You can buy different unique postal accessories and postcards or just pop in for a nic...

A café designed on around the concept of travel, The Alchemist Cafe Bistro is the perfect place for travellers, where all guests are free to read from their collections of travel books in a warm and r...

Conveniently located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Delaney\u0027s Kowloon has brought a piece of Ireland into Hong Kong\u0027s nightlife since 1995. Choose from the ground floor’s very popular Irish ...

Dragon-I serves Japanese and Chinese fusion cuisine during the day but in the evenings, it turns into a nightclub. Have a drink with Hong Kong’s film and pop stars in this small but cosy designer club...

At Drop you can enjoy a night of style with well-mixed fruit-based cocktails, soft lounge sofas and good house music. The design is minimalistic, but the atmosphere is relaxed and the DJ\u0027s are gr...

Take the elevator up and prepare yourself for a wow-moment! The city skyline view from up here is just amazing and the bar is decorated in contemporary chinoiserie with beautiful turquoise and gold pa...

Tucked away in a small lane, Club 71 does not look like much if you pass during the day, but at night, it turns into one of the chicest places in town. It is not a fancy place but it has a charming vi...

All-day dinning and fancy cocktails in a sophisticated ambiance - this is what you can expect at MO Bar. The interior designer for this bar, Adam Tihany, specialises in luxury spaces and it is easy to...

Tai Lung Fung does not really follow the style of the other bars, but has its own unique flair. Do you want to have a taste of the good old days in Hong Kong of the 60-70s? It is located just by the h...

Looking for a world-class experience? Then head over to Quinary - no 41 in World\u0027s 50 Best Bars and no 6 in Asia\u0027s 50 Best Bars in 2016. Sip on award-winning cocktails that offer multi-senso...

Boba Bear is a hookah lounge in Soho with bubble tea inspired cocktails. Shisha comes with fancy glowing light with various choices of flavours; if you are not sure which one works best for you? Ask t...

Tired of colourful cocktails in this vibrant city? If you are in the mood for beer, TAP is the place for you. TAP gets their menu updated seasonally, always keeping visits feeling fresh. Their craft b...

This bar lives up to its name: a good place to hang out with friends all night long. Eight in-house rock bands, their live music after happy hour with a dance floor is undoubtedly a highlight. Yet, if...

OZONE is the highest rooftop sky bar in the world, and offers an unbelievable view of the Victoria Harbour from the 118th floor. The bar is stylishly decorated, aiming to bring you a memorable night w...

Another well-known market is Temple Street Night Market, which got its name from Tin Hau Temple on the same street. This is the perfect place for anyone looking for clothes and watches. In the norther...

Sogo is a gigantic Japanese department store with 13 floors. The wide range of products on offer is meticulously organised and comprises an impressive quantity of high-quality goods – everything from ...

This kilometre-long street market provides souvenirs of your choice, like local street plates, posters, paintings, stuffed animals, clothes, and accessories. Haggle over every price when shopping in t...

A half an hour bus-ride from the city is the sandy beach at Stanley with its famous market. Here you will find some Chinese style souvenirs, such as key rings of Chinese food bowl, embroidery shoes, a...

Upper Lascar Road is known as Cat Street, was named during the open trade of Hong Kong in the beginning stage. As a street featured antiques, it is a fantastic place to find treasures for different an...

Are you a big fan of shopping? You may consider having an empty luggage with you. Here\u0027s the largest shopping centre in Hong Kong featuring 450+ shops and stores, located along the Victoria Habou...

The lower levels of the Sino Centre are a shopping mall, favoured by teenagers in Hong Kong, stuffed with Japanese anime, manga, toys, figures, video games, CDs, comics, magazines, gadgets, and consig...

The oldest Edwardian-style market building in Hong Kong was renovated in 1991 and now has now been converted into a shopping complex, featuring shops with arts, crafts, and fabrics, surrounding visito...

This plaza is adjacent to Kwai Fong Plaza and Metroplaza. It is a favourite haunt of teenagers and young adults in search of cheap clothing, beauty products, fusion snacks and special drinks at the be...

As the largest shopping center in Causeway Bay district, Times Square features more than 230 shops selling mid-priced to luxury brands, accessories, fashion, toys and electronics, as well as a superma...

The largest outlet shopping mall in Hong Kong, Citygate Outlets is located next to the Hong Kong Airport and near The Ngong Ping 360. Here you will find more than 80 international brands with discoun...

Shanghai Tang is famous for their tasteful and luxurious versions of traditional Chinese clothes and their featured designers. Here you can easily spend hours discovering Chinese fashion for both wome...

This centre has three floors and seventy retailers with nothing but computer products which are frequently cheaper if you look in the Tsim Sha Tsui district. MCC provides up-to-standard service and pr...

Lane Crawford, the first western department store in Hong Kong selling luxury fashion, beauty, and lifestlye goods, is well-stocked and well-organised with its excellent retail design. Some think it a...

Golden Computer Centre is a four-storey shopping centre at the heart of Mong Kok, famous for its all-inclusive electronic gadgets from computers, notebooks, phone supplies, computer games, to camera g...

The biggest shopping mall in Mong Kok features more than 200 shops and tends towards young fashion trend mostly . It is a Hong Kong shopping hot spot for locals and tourists. You can find stores of...

Dragon Centre is where the locals would always love to go and shop , searching their favorite items in reasonable price in this shoppers\u0027 paradise of Sham Shui Po. The vibrant shopping mall h...

As designed with the five Chinese elements of water, fire, earth, wood and metal by world-renowned Benoy, Elements provides brands from middle price to luxury of accessories and cosmetics products, as...