
The Xiqu Centre building, inspired by the design of traditional Chinese lanterns, seems to invite you inside with its facade resembling a futuristic interpretation of stage curtains opening. 1,073 gue...
As soon as you arrive at Hong Kong Airport, this mesmerising city will fascinate and inspire you. You might travel from the airport to the bustling, always busy Hong Kong City centre, or maybe you would rather pay a visit to the more rustic and traditional Hong Kong Island? Wherever you go, Hong Kong is a must-see city, which is waiting to be discovered.
Hong Kong doesn’t do anything by halves and that includes the city’s airport - there’s plenty to do here while you’re waiting between journeys. If you fancy doing a spot of bargain hunting, then snap up some duty free deals at high fashion outlets, including designers such as Dior, Gucci and Prada. There is also ample entertainment and the Aviation Discovery Centre is an interesting, interactive learning experience where passengers can learn about the history of flight and aviation. There is also a large IMAX cinema theatre and even a Sky City golf course in Hong Kong Airport.
Hong Kong can be a difficult place to navigate. Don’t miss out on some amazing experiences by getting lost in the expressways and trains of the city. Book your Hong Kong Airport transfers with hoppa to take the stress out of travelling. We can get you to a wide range of destinations, from Kowloon Downtown, to Causeway Bay, and many more.
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The Xiqu Centre building, inspired by the design of traditional Chinese lanterns, seems to invite you inside with its facade resembling a futuristic interpretation of stage curtains opening. 1,073 gue...
Hong Kong\u0027s Dragon\u0027s Back Trail is a 2-3 hour hiking trail that cuts through stunning landscapes and offers views over the southern part of Hong Kong, with opportunities for a swim or surf a...
The Yick Cheong Building represents Hong Kong\u0027s scarcity of living space: nicknamed "Monster Building," the sprawling residential complex contains a dizzying number of small apartments, seemingly...
Victoria Peak is an absolute must for visitors to Hong Kong – ascend 522 metres by tram and look out over the entire city, but do make sure that it is not a foggy day. Victoria Peak has always been an...
At 20:00 every night, you can admire a dazzling multimedia show outdoors with laser lights in a multitude of colours; the show involves more than 40 buildings by the harbour. This is a beautiful and u...
Hong Kong\u0027s largest ever restoration project is an arts and entertainment complex occupying the colonial-era police station and its adjacent buildings, such as a former jail, where today\u0027s v...
Since 1888, this oval, double-decker ferry has transported the residents of Hong Kong between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Star Ferries does not only provide an insight into the day-to-day life of Ho...
Man Mo Temple is one of the popular places in Hong Kong. The old Hong Kong residents prayed for the God of Literature "Man" and the God of War "Mo" and this tradition has been retained until now. You ...
This museum narrates the history of Hong Kong. Go through the eight rooms that range from prehistoric times to the hand-over to China in 1997. Here you can see everything from traditional Chinese clot...
Here you will find hundreds of species of birds and exotic plants in a beautiful setting filled with fountains and sculptures. On the West of Garden Road, which runs straight through the gardens, you ...
This temple was built in the 1860\u0027s in honour of "Pak Tai", a peace-keeping god of war. Look into one of the side rooms where old men are seated, building small paper and bamboo models of everyth...
Ocean Park is the largest theme park in Hong Kong and should not be missed. At this park they truly know how to entertain people of all ages and offer a wide range of different amusements. Have a clos...
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Currency
Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) HK$10 ~ US$1,27
Newspapers
The South China Morning Post The Hong Kong Standard Herald Tribune Financial Times Asian Wall Street Journal
OpeningHours
Office hours are 09.00–17.30 from Monday to Friday, 09.00–13.00 on Saturdays. Many offices are closed for lunch between 13.00–14.00. Banks are open from 09.00–16.30 on Monday to Friday and 09.00–12.30 on Saturdays. Most businesses are open all day from 10.00–18.00 and in the tourist district they are often open until 21.00
Population
7 Million
TouristInformation
Hong Kong International Airport Visitor Centre: Buffer Halls A and B, Arrivals Level, Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau Island Hong Kong Island Visitor Centre: The Peak Piazza (between The Peak Tower and The Peak Galleria), The Peak, Hong Kong Island Kowloon Visitor Centre: Star Ferry Concourse, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Lo Wu Information Centre: 2/F Arrival Hall, Lo Wu Terminal Building, Lo Wu, New Territories HK Tourism Board Visitor Hotline: +852 2508 1234
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