4/5 - Good
Somewhat safe place to visit. Easy transportation
Wan Chai is highly notable for its popular shops, and you might want to visit top sights like Wan Chai Road and Tai Yuen Street Toy Market. See more of Hong Kong by jumping on the metro at Fleming Road Tram Stop or Burrows Street Tram Stop.
Causeway Bay is highly notable for its popular shops, and you might want to visit top sights like Victoria Park and Hong Kong Central Library. See more of Hong Kong by jumping on the metro at Wing Hing Street Tram Stop or Lau Li Street Tram Station.
Cat Street and Hollywood Road are top sights in Central & Western District, and you should be sure to explore the popular shops. Hop aboard the metro at Sai Ying Pun Station or HKU Station to see more sights in the area.
Known for its captivating waterfront views and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in North Point. Check out top attractions like Chun Yeung Street Market and North Point Ferry Pier, and jump on the metro at Shu Kuk Street Tram Stop or North Point Terminus Tram Stop to see more of the city.
Cat Street and Hong Kong - Macau Ferry Terminal are top sights in Sheung Wan, and you should be sure to explore the popular shops. Hop aboard the metro at Macau Ferry Terminal Tram Stop or Western Market Tram Stop to see more sights in the area.
The island views, captivating waterfront views, and popular shops are notable features of Admiralty. Make a stop by Central Government Office or Pacific Place while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Cotton Tree Drive Tram Stop to get around town.
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Rare animal species, thrilling roller coasters, huge aquariums and exciting shows are all found at this award-winning attraction.
Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.
Filled with shops and restaurants, this busy terminal provides opportunities to explore the intriguing islets adorning the bays of southern China.
Bars, clubs and restaurants line this famous party district, known for its nightlife and festivals.
Lovers of designer labels and gourmet food will enjoy this four-story arcade, which is one of the city’s hottest luxury shopping spots.
An eclectic mix of restaurants, bars and boutique shops awaits you in this popular dining and entertainment area.
Somewhat safe place to visit. Easy transportation
Unfortunately, because of the virus we had to cut our trip very short so we were unable to really do anything.
What surprised me was how clean Hong Kong is the streets the sidewalk the buses the taxi the subway trains unbelievable I would experience that again
Originally planned as the end to our cruise. We realized we would be there during Chinese New Year's celebrations (YAY! Parades and fireworks!). When we arrived we found the celebrations were cancelled due to the fear of the corona virus (BOO!!!).
To check, that it is not the Chinese New Year on your time there, since all shops are closed on that day. :(
Uncomfortable due to current political situation