Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from Hong Kong, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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Attractions
Hong Kong has had a doubly rich history. Existing for thousands of years on the fringes of the Chinese world, and then becoming an outpost of British colonialism, its architecture,... read more
Aquariums & Marine Centres
Located in the only marine park in Hong Kong which is accessible by road, the Marine Life Centre stands on stilts over the waters of Hoi Ha Wan. It is run by the WWF with the aim of... read more
Archaeological Sites
The earliest sites of human habitation in Hong Kong are found on sand bars above beaches. Archaeological digs on Lamma Island, Lantau Island and Ma Wan have uncovered relics dating back... read more
Art Galleries
It’s amazing how much art and culture can be crammed into one small space when necessity calls for it. The diminutive Fringe Club houses two theatres, three exhibition galleries, a... read more
Dragon Boat Races
Among the fastest growing team water sports, dragon boat races are traditionally held to commemorate the death of Qu Yuan, the patriotic Chinese poet, and it’s the only sport to be... read more
Forts
Until recently the cannons of this 19th-century fort pointed out to sea but its views are now blocked by towers of the new town. Nevertheless, it’s worth a passing visit as a reminder of... read more
Heritage Sites
The longtime residence of British governors was rejected as accommodation by Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s first post-handover leader, but current chief executive Donald Tsang saw no problem... read more
Heritage Sites - Out of City
Possibly dating back 600 years, Tsui Shing Lau is Hong Kong’s only ancient pagoda. It’s a miracle it has survived so long; surrounded for years by scrapyards and now on the edge of a new... read more
Horse Racing
Hongkongers love their horses. Opened in 1978 to reduce the pressure on Happy Valley, the Sha Tin Racecourse can accommodate more than 80,000 prospective punters. It has its own KCR... read more
Landmarks
The sparkling jewel in TST’s otherwise somewhat grimy crown is its harbour promenade, or at least the view from it. It’s a 180° panorama of the Hong Kong Island waterfront, backed by a... read more
