Attractions in Hong Kong SAR China

Central Business District

The heart of Hong Kong's financial sector houses numerous global banks and the stock exchange.

Murray House

This Victorian-era building was originally constructed in Central and later dismantled and moved to Stanley.

Sharp Island

Sharp Island (Kiu Tsui Chau) is an island near Sai Kung known for its natural tombolo.

Pacific Place

A high-end building complex in Admiralty combining luxury retail, hotels, and premium office space.

Exchange Square

A building complex in Central housing the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's trading floor.

Tung Ping Chau

Tung Ping Chau is the easternmost island of Hong Kong, famous for its unique layered sedimentary rocks.

Mirror Pool

Mirror Pool is a tall waterfall located near Bride's Pool.

Tai Long Wan

Tai Long Wan is a remote bay in Sai Kung with four pristine sandy beaches.

HK Convention and Exhibition Centre

A major hub for international trade and exhibitions in Wan Chai.

Double Haven

Double Haven (Yan Chau Tong) is a serene Marine Park in the northeast surrounded by islands.

Ng Tung Chai Waterfalls

Ng Tung Chai Waterfalls are located on the slopes of Tai Mo Shan.

Ap Chau

Ap Chau (Robinson Island) is a small island in the northeast known for its unusual shape.

Former Kowloon British School

This Victorian building in Tsim Sha Tsui was the first school for children of foreign residents.

Po Toi Island

Po Toi is the southernmost island of Hong Kong, famous for its bizarre rock formations.

The Peninsula Hong Kong

The Peninsula is Hong Kong's oldest hotel and a symbol of luxury.

Kun Ting Study Hall

This grand study hall in Ping Shan was used for preparing students for the imperial civil service examinations.

Cape D'Aguilar

Cape D'Aguilar (Hok Tsui) is a marine reserve at the southeast tip of Hong Kong Island.

Man Mo Temple

This temple in Sheung Wan is dedicated to the gods of literature and war.

Tai Tam Tuk Dam

The Tai Tam Tuk Dam is an engineering masterpiece from the colonial era.

PMQ

PMQ was formerly the Police Married Quarters.

Elements Mall

Elements is a luxury shopping mall located below the ICC in West Kowloon.

Jamia Mosque

Jamia Mosque is the oldest mosque in Hong Kong.

Loke Yew Hall

Loke Yew Hall is the grand auditorium of the University of Hong Kong.

Mid-Levels Escalator

This system is the world's longest outdoor covered escalator system.

Tai O Heritage Hotel

This hotel is located in the former Tai O Police Station on Lantau Island.

Tai Kwun Prison Yard

The Prison Yard is a central open space within the Tai Kwun complex.

Castle

Tung Chung Fort

This fort on Lantau Island was built during the Qing Dynasty to combat the opium trade.

King's College

King's College is one of Hong Kong's oldest government schools.

Legislative Council Complex

The LegCo Complex is the home of Hong Kong's legislature in Tamar.

Yuen Long Old Market

The Yuen Long Old Market was once a thriving commercial hub.

Cheung Po Tsai Cave

This cave on Cheung Chau is said to have been the hideout of the famous pirate Cheung Po Tsai.

Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail

This heritage trail winds through the ancestral lands of the Tang clan in Fanling.

MacLehose Trail Start Point

This is the official start of the 100km MacLehose Trail in Sai Kung.

Ocean Park Summit

The Summit is the upper section of Ocean Park located on a hill.

Old Tai Po Police Station

This was the first police station built in the New Territories.

Po Lin Monastery

Po Lin Monastery is a major Buddhist center located on Lantau Island.

University Hall (HKU)

University Hall is a Neo-Gothic castle in Pok Fu Lam.

1881 Heritage

This building in Tsim Sha Tsui was formerly the Marine Police Headquarters.

Noonday Gun

The Noonday Gun in Causeway Bay is fired daily at exactly 12:00 PM.

Nature

Kowloon Walled City Park

This park stands on the site of what was once the most densely populated settlement on Earth.

Lantau South Country Park

This is the largest country park in Hong Kong, covering vast areas of Lantau Island.

Hong Kong Wetland Park

This ecological park in Tin Shui Wai focuses on conservation and education.

Hoi Ha Wan

Hoi Ha Wan is a protected Marine Park in northern Sai Kung.

Kwun Tong Promenade

Kwun Tong Promenade is a modern waterfront park in East Kowloon.

Kam Shan

Kam Shan Country Park is often called 'Monkey Hill' due to its large population of macaques.

Nan Lian Garden

This classical Chinese garden was designed in the Tang Dynasty style.

Sai Kung East Country Park

This park in the eastern New Territories is famous for its pristine beaches and bays.

Hong Kong Park

A modern park in the heart of Central that blends nature with architecture.

Lake

Shing Mun Reservoir

Shing Mun Reservoir is located in the central New Territories, surrounded by paperbark trees.

Tung Lung Chau Special Area

The area on Tung Lung Chau Island is known for its geological formations and fort ruins.