[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Star Ferry Pier (Updated Jul)

#Share a travel plan Tsim Sha Tsui area of ​​Hong Kong is an area that has everything, both restaurants, coffee shops, shopping malls, including tourist attractions that are no less than Hong Kong Island. It is very local, the atmosphere is lively, a little chaotic, but it looks lively. 🚗🚗 This post will collect 10 locations that if you go to Hong Kong, you must visit them all. 1. The heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, near the MTR station, which is full of many shops. 2. Canton Rd, a street full of luxury brands. 3. Harbour City, a shopping mall on Victoria Harbour, where people often come to take pictures. 4. Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower, a clock tower. 5. Hong Kong Cultural Centre, a must-visit for photography lovers. 6. Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier, a pier with a great atmosphere and beautiful view. 7. K11 MUSEA, a luxury shopping mall on the bay. 8. Ave of Stars, a walkway along the bay with handprints of many famous Hong Kong stars. 9. M+, a museum focusing on art. 10. West Kowloon Art Park, an area for organizing various events. #HongKongTrip #HongKongReview #HongKongEasyToGo #HongKong #hongkongreview

Experience the best of Central Hong Kong in a day—blending history, culture, food, and scenic views while hopping on every type of public transport! 🚋🚌⛴️ 🌅 Morning: Markets & Mid-Levels ☕ Start with coffee at a cozy Central café. 🏬 Central Market – A lively, revitalized space blending history, food & culture. 🎢 Mid-Levels Escalator – Ride the world’s longest outdoor escalator and explore SOHO’s hidden gems. 🏛️ Afternoon: Heritage & Local Life 🏛️ Tai Kwun – A beautifully restored police station turned arts & culture hub. 🍜 Lunch stop – Aberdeen Street has lotsa choices to offer 🚋 Ding Ding Tram to Kennedy Town – A slow, nostalgic way to see Hong Kong’s streets. ☕ Arabica @ Kennedy Town – Relax with seaside views & great coffee. 🚖 Evening: Stunning Views & Sweet Treats 🚖 Cab to Hong Kong Observation Wheel – Enjoy a breathtaking skyline view from the Ferris wheel. 🍦 Fu Hao Ice Cream – Treat yourself to creamy, nostalgic flavors with a local twist. ⛴️ Star Ferry Ride – Cross Victoria Harbour and soak in the sunset & city lights. 🎟️ Pro Tips for a Smooth Journey: ✔️ Get an Octopus Card – For easy transport payment. ✔️ Wear comfy shoes – Plenty of walking! ✔️ Check Tai Kwun’s event schedule – There might be an exhibition or performance. ✔️ Time your Star Ferry ride & Ferris wheel – Sunset is the best for golden-hour views. This city walk lets you see, taste, and experience the heart of Hong Kong, from historical streets to its world-famous skyline! 🏙️🌊✨ #chinatrip #hongkong #taikwunhongkong #travel #familytravel #citydaytours #thingstodo

#100 Ways to Travel #Hongkong A little special attraction in Hong Kong Located at Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier Next to the egg waffles on the first floor of the boat station If I remember correctly, it was HKD 8, about NT$40 or so After standing up and investing money You can get a weight card exclusively for you. There are many different styles When I went there that day, there was a broken label on it. But everyone still invested money They also received a receipt card. I don't know when it will break. Go try it now.

The charm of Hong Kong lies in its steps National Day is coming Here are two Citywalk routes for everyone 18 classic photo spots in one go, just copy the homework ❤️Travel Routes: DAY1: China Hong Kong City ➡️ Harbour City ➡️ Star Ferry Pier ➡️ Avenue of Stars ➡️ Braemar Hill ➡️ Victoria Harbour DAY2: Arsenal Street ➡️ Court of Final Appeal ➡️ Murray Building ➡️ Fringe Club ➡️ Graham Street ➡️ Central Market ➡️ Sai Ying Pun ➡️ Kennedy Town 📷Photo Spots: Pic 1⃣ Sai Ying Pun Navigate to Sai Ying Pun Market, shoot from top to bottom! This slope is pedestrian-only and very safe Pic 2⃣ Sea View Platform Navigate to China Hong Kong City, enter the main entrance, take the escalator to the third floor and you will see it Pic 3⃣ Popular Staircase Navigate to Harbour City, near the Star Ferry Pier, go early as it gets crowded Pic 4⃣ Ocean Terminal 5th Floor Navigate to Ocean Terminal, very few people, use a telephoto lens Pic 5⃣ and Pic 6⃣ Star Ferry Pier Viewing Platform Navigate to Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower, go up the No. 2 staircase of the viewing platform, the spot is on the stairs looking down Pic 7⃣ Li Ka-shing's Three Statues Navigate to Avenue of Stars Handshake photo spot is with Ms. Deanie Ip🖐 Waving photo spot is with Mr. Jacky Cheung🖐 Pointing photo spot is with Ms. Carol Cheng🖐 Pic 8⃣ Braemar Hill Peak Less crowded than Victoria Peak, recommended to arrive before sunset Take the MTR to Causeway Bay, exit E, transfer to minibus 25 to the terminal, then walk up the path next to the school Pic 9⃣ Road Landmark Pic🔟Methodist House These two spots are together, navigate to Hong Kong Police Headquarters, on the pedestrian bridge next to it Pic 1⃣1⃣ TVB Legal Drama Filming Location Navigate to Bank of China Tower, the spot is on the pedestrian bridge next to it, wait for a 🚎 to take a photo together Pic 1⃣2⃣ Murray Building Navigate to Murray Building, the spot is at the bus stop Pic 1⃣3⃣ Fringe Club Navigate to Fringe Club, built in 1989, filming location of the movie 'He's a Woman, She's a Man' Pic 1⃣4⃣ Graffiti Wall Navigate to Graham Street, there is more than one graffiti wall! Pic 1⃣5⃣ and Pic 1⃣6⃣ Central Market Navigate to Central Market, filming location of the movie 'Nameless', can use slow shutter Pic 1⃣7⃣ Kennedy Town Basketball Court Exit C of Kennedy Town MTR, right there, use a telephoto lens Pic 1⃣8⃣ Kennedy Town Seaside Street Kennedy Town seaside road sign, opposite % Prepare to walk at least 20,000 steps a day haha, 🇭🇰 street scenes are really great for photos!

It’s your first time to visit Hong Kong. Are you excited but also a little nervous? Don’t worry! ! We have compiled eight important things to note when traveling to Hong Kong to help you enjoy your trip to Hong Kong with ease! 1. Don’t mistakenly enter the first class compartment of the subway. The Hong Kong subway has first class and ordinary compartments, so the ticket prices are also different~😎 If you buy a regular car ticket but ride in a first class car, once the ticket is checked by the staff, there is no chance to buy a new ticket. You will only be warned if you are a first time offender. But the second time you do it you will be fined 1000 ⭐️⭐️ 2. A charging adapter is required The charging port in Hong Kong is different from that in the Mainland. Remember to bring an adapter! You can buy it in advance on Taobao😘 Or you can buy it at a roadside hardware store in Hong Kong for just a dozen or twenty bucks! 3. "Walk on the left, stand on the right" traffic rule: vehicles drive on the left in Hong Kong😎 In the subway passage, people are also accustomed to walking on the left side of the escalator. If you are not in a hurry, please stand on the right side and leave the left side for people who need to pass quickly. Do not stand on the left side. When crossing the road, remember to "look left and right"! ☺️ 4. Get "Hong Kong Gift" for free Visitors visiting Hong Kong for the first time can receive the “Hong Kong Gifts” prepared by the Hong Kong Tourism Board! Each person can receive one ticket with a Hong Kong and Macau Pass and a small white slip. There are three pick-up locations: West Kowloon High Speed ​​Rail Station, Airport, Star Ferry Pier 🤩🤩 5. Tips on restaurant service charges Many restaurants will add a 10% service charge. ⭐️ Not only high-end restaurants, but even inconspicuous roadside noodle shops may accept it! Remember to check the markings on the menu. 6. Prepare early for high-speed rail ticket changes Cross-border train tickets from Guangzhou to Shenzhen and Hong Kong must be changed 30 minutes before departure, but remember! ! ! If the departure station is Hong Kong West Kowloon Station, you need to arrive at least 45 minutes in advance In addition to 12306, you can also queue up at the high-speed rail service counter to change your ticket after passing customs, but please note that there may be a long queue ⭐️ It is recommended to arrange in advance. 7. Prepare an appropriate amount of cash It is always a good idea to prepare more cash in Hong Kong Although many places support QR code payment, some restaurants still only accept cash. If your shopping needs are not large, you don't need to prepare too much cash. Because public transportation already supports electronic payment 😘😘 8. Obey the rules and travel in a civilized manner In Hong Kong, you must obey traffic rules and don’t run red lights! If you are caught running a red light, the fine is as high as HK$2,000. You are not allowed to eat on the subway and violators will be fined! ⭐️⭐️ #香港旅游 #旅游攻略 #旅游点要 #香港 #旅游攻略 #旅游 #世界杯去哪 #香港旅行 #留学 #旅行记 #在路 #说走就 #travel #外國 #TravelTips

#TravelPlan 4 days 3 nights 🔆 Day1 - Fly alone, arrive early in the morning. Immigration opens passport without saying a word 😂 After exiting immigration, I don't know what to do. I sleep on the seat outside for a while, then wake up to buy octopus. - Take a car to Citigate, chill at Starbucks for a while. Coffee is very expensive, 50 HKD + buy take-out sushi to satisfy hunger, about 20 HKD. - Come back to the airport, take A21 to Hotel Ease Mongkok, get off near Yau Ma Tei, walk across a little bit and you'll arrive. I like the location, cleanliness, mini size, can open one bag at a time. - Walk to eat Mak Man Kee noodle, I like the noodles very much. The shrimp dumplings are bouncy. 2 people eat it, it costs 90 HKD. - For those who like frozen yogurt, I recommend Frozen Yogurt Drool, it's very delicious, take beautiful pictures. - Go eat 4 steamed buns with soup filling, 60+ HKD, the truffle filling is delicious. But deduct points because it's hard to eat, it breaks when you pick it up. - Symphony of light is fun to watch, you can sit and chill when the sun sets. 🔆Day2 - Disneyland We booked directly, not recommended because the gift is out of stock, only the not-so-good ones are left. The discount was not applicable to Linabelle. In the end, we only got a discount on food, which was 58HKD/2 people. - We went back to use the night treat at Cowcow Taiwanese, which cost an additional 140HKD/2 people. 🔆Day3 - We woke up to eat Dim sum kitchen, which was very delicious. The congee was delicious and very creamy. We spent around 200HKD. - %Arabica at K11. We sat and chilled. The coffee was delicious and fragrant, and it was expensive as expected from %Arabica. We spent 130HKD for two people. - We took the Star ferry across the river and took a bus. In the end, we took the wrong bus. We ended up getting off at Wan Chai and went to eat at Bake House. - We took the peak tram in the afternoon. It was very crowded. We didn't get to sit down. The view at the sky terrace was beautiful, but there were also a lot of people. When we took a picture, it was full of relatives. - We went down to eat goose rice. From the restaurant that the group recommended, Ki's Roasted Goose Restaurant The goose is the most delicious, the skin is crispy, the price is not too expensive - Go to queue up to ride the Wheel, 20 HKD per person, the queue is not very long, the queue is quite fast, this is worth it 🔆Day4 - We went to queue up to eat at Australia Dairy Company There were a lot of people, everything seemed rushed, the taste is good, if you have time, come and eat But not eating doesn't mean missing anything 😂😂 - Went back to buy at Bake House near Tsim Sha Tsui, ended up running out, had to wait until 3pm, so missed out. - Took A21 back to the airport. 💲Summary of budget Hotel cost for 4 days and 3 nights = 9,600 baht / 2 people Our ticket cost on HK airline = 5,200 baht Disneyland cost = 3,300 baht Peak tram cost = 430 baht Food cost + transportation cost = 6,000/person Souvenir cost around 1,000 baht*Focused on buying local snacks in the supermarket and a bit of butterfly pie at the airport. Total cost around 20,000 per person.

In the bustling city, there is a place where one can pause and fully enjoy the slow life—Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier. This is one of the best spots to capture the magnificent views of Victoria Harbour and an ideal place to experience the blend of city and nature. Sitting on the benches of the Star Ferry Pier, a gentle breeze caresses your face as you watch the busy ferries shuttle between the shores of the harbour, feeling the rare tranquility in the city. At dusk, the setting sun casts its glow on the shimmering sea, as if the city itself is slowing down. As night falls, the light show on both sides of Victoria Harbour is stunningly beautiful, as if entering a dazzling dream. Not only can you capture beautiful scenery at the Star Ferry Pier, but there are also vendors selling delicious traditional snacks, allowing you to walk and taste the authentic flavors of Hong Kong. Taking a ride on the old Star Ferry, you experience the nearly century-old culture of crossing the harbour in Hong Kong. This slow and leisurely feeling is something to be cherished. When you come to Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier, you can temporarily put aside all the complexities around you and just quietly appreciate the beauty and harmony of this sea and this city. Here, time seems to become gentle and slow, allowing one to rediscover the purest joy of life.

First time boarding the #SkyStarDuckTour 🐤🐤 and set off to see ducks! Last night I boarded the luxuriously decorated Skyline Ferry with my friends! For the first time, watch the night view of the Victoria Harbor while cooling the air conditioner and watch the #yellow giant rubber duck #Rubber Duck created by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman🎨 It turns out that enjoying the night view of Hong Kong🇭🇰 #VictoriaHarbor from the boat is really unique. If you board the ship in the morning or afternoon friends can also more clearly photograph the cute ducks! 🐤🐤 There are also yellow duck photo props on board for you to take pictures! 🐤June Rubber Duck Double Enjoy x Sky Star Harbor Tour Duck Tour🐤 ☀️ Day time ☀️ Victoria Harbor Tour Date: June 17, 18, 22 Time: 11:45 AM - 12:30 PM Dates: June 12-14, 19-21 Time: 17:45 - 18:30 🌌 Night time 🌌 Fantasy of Hong Kong Dates: June 12-16, 19-21, 23 Time: 19:45 - 20:30 #FlorentijnHofman #DoubleDucks #DoubleDucks #starferry #watertour #photo #SkyStarFerry #parent-child activities #Tsim Sha Tsui #Skystar Pier #sailors #Hong Kong #Hong Kong good places #photo places #local tours #parents day trips

#NewYearGoodDestinations Years of traveling around the world! Urban assimilation phenomenon discovered! Maybe it is true, because of the Star Ferry Pier! That's why Settle in Hong Kong! Pearl of the Orient! Eternally brilliant! #NewYearGoodDestinations #HongKongGoodDestinations #FamilyGoodDestinations #LocalTour #I'm so worried #Winter Travels #Star Ferry Pier #StarFerry

My favourite public transport is ferry 天星小輪 Probably the oldest but also the iconic public transport in HK. I would say this is a place for chill 🎞 #MyTripVlog

Star Ferry, Tsim Sha Tsui is one of historical ferry pier in Hong Kong. This ferry pier is located at Tsim Sha Tsui. There is a bus stop in the front of ferry pier. From this ferry pier, we can go to Wan Chai or Central. Beside this pier, there is a viewing deck where the visitor can view Hong Kong Island. It recommended to come here from 6-8 pm. #starferrypier #harbour #goodview

Star Ferry Central is one of the most busiest Ferry Pier in Hong Kong. one of the route is from Central to Tsim Sha Tsui. This ferry pier is located at Central, Hong Kong. #ferrypier #central #crossharbour

In recent years, I like to buy organic fruits and vegetables when I buy vegetables, because they are not only healthy but also taste much fresh and sweet! If you want to buy good quality organic fruits and vegetables, you can come to the Organic Farmers' Market at Skyline Pier (7) in Central every Sunday🥬🥦🥒🫑 The Farmers' Market gathers more than 10 organic farmers to display local fresh organic agricultural products, organic processed foods/dry goods and environmentally friendly products In addition to organic fruits and vegetables, there are also craft workshops and other stalls. If you are interested, you can come and walk around! #LocalTour #FamilyGood Places

The restaurant is called Chimac Chicken, located at Central Ferry Pier next to the pier to Tsim Sha Tsui. They have a few tables for anyone who want to eat on-site, but definitely it is a restaurant that targets more for take-away order. Their main menu is korean fried chicken, with 5 different flavors, and some other heavy dishes. My friends and I ordered honey caramel chicken with tteokbokki as extra dish. The Honey caramel taste like caramel popcorn you may find in cinema. The chicken is crispy and juicy. Price is really affordable as the whole set (half chicken, tteokbokki, drink) cost only 76 HKD. If you have plan to take ferry, be sure to stop by in this restaurant! #korean #chicken

#GreenTourism I didn't take the subway after get off work because I wasn't in a hurry. Instead, I went to Ma Tau in Central and took the Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui. The autumn breeze is slightly cool The sky is full of twinkling stars This night makes me feel so comfortable

🔻🔻To celebrate the 75th anniversary of Da Sing Bank, Da Sing Bank launched a limited one-day free ride on the Skyline Ferry on July 24, 2022 🔻🔻 On the day of the event, from 6.30am to 11.30pm, citizens across Hong Kong will be able to take the Skyline Ferry between Tsim Sha Tsui and Central for free [slow ~ live] 🥰At dusk, take the Skyline Ferry - it's unbeatable🥰 Blow the sea breeze Enjoy the changing sunsets at dusk across the Victoria Harbor Healing Relieves the stress of the whole day Fare from Tsim Sha Tsui to Central Adult ticket prices Upper level on weekdays: $3.2 Lower level weekdays: $2.6 Upper level tickets on weekends and public holidays: $4.2 Weekends and holidays lower level fare: $3.6 Children (3 to 12 years) and disabled fares: Upper level on weekdays: $1.9 Lower level weekdays: $1.8 Upper level tickets on weekends and public holidays: $2.5 Weekends and holidays lower level fare: $2.4 Seniors (65 years or older): Free #LocalTour #StarFerry #Tsim Sha Tsui #Central #HongKongGood Places #VictoriaHarbourSeaview

Tsim Sha Tsui is the core area of ​​Hong Kong. It should be a place with heavy traffic and crowds of people. However, due to the epidemic in the past two years, the decrease in the flow of people has made every place a little withered. Recently, it is the rainy season in Hong Kong, and it is even more sparsely populated. As someone who likes slow living, I strolled in Tsim Sha Tsui at this time. At the Star Ferry Pier, walking up the long stairs, there is an endless view of Victoria Harbour. Listening to the sound of rain while holding an umbrella, it is very quiet. I like this feeling. ##local travel #Hong Kong good places #resident writer #I miss you so much

The clock tower was built in 1915 and has a history of more than 100 years. The oldest copper bell is also on display inside the clock tower, with an introduction to the history of the back of the bell on the middle and back exterior walls, one of Hong Kong’s most famous tourist landmarks. #LocalTravel #Exhibition2022

When crossing the harbour, my first choice of transportation is definitely the Star Ferry. In this short leisure time, you can enjoy the world-class Victoria Harbour scenery. It only costs HK$3.2. Especially at this time when you can't go anywhere, the warm sunshine, comfortable weather, and unbeatable Victoria Harbour scenery. I hope that those of you who have not been to Hong Kong can also feel the beauty of Hong Kong. #Local Tours #Star Ferry #Tsim Sha Tsui #Wan Chai Pier

Skyline Pier is the collective memory of Hong Kong people. It can travel between Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, Wanchai and Tsim Sha Tsui😆 Now there are also Messy Desk dolls to accompany us while waiting for the boat. It's really exquisite🤤 #WinterTravel #Popular Exhibition

A Symphony of Lights is a music show in Hong Kong that combines light effects such as searchlights, lasers, and LED lights. It is co-hosted by 47 skyscrapers and landmarks on both sides of Victoria Harbour. It starts at 8:00 p.m. and lasts for 10 minutes. It is a tourism promotion project of Hong Kong launched by the Hong Kong Tourism Commission on January 1, 2004.

The boat ride across the sea in the morning was peaceful and comfortable. #Local travel into a vibrant city

I haven't had Western food for a long time. Tonight I came to a restaurant located inside the Starlight Shopping Center in Tsim Sha Tsui😺 The restaurant environment is quite comfortable and quite chill☺️ The clerk arranged for me to sit by the window position can look at the night view of the Victoria Harbor to eat adds a bit of romance💛 His burger has three choices Wagyu chicken legs and grilled mushrooms As a beef devil, of course to eat M7 Wagyu burger 🍔 Wagyu portion has a lot of Wagyu slices are back so thick 🤤 half-cooked taste makes it very meaty and still have a lot of juice 🐮 Salad vegetables reduce the greasiness of the beef and the burger size is just right to bite and not all worth it The sauce inside also keeps the wagyu beef from being too greasy The mashed potatoes chose ordinary and truffles. The ordinary ones are more buttery. The truffles have a slight mushroom flavor. Both are good 😋 It's the mashed potatoes pressed out of potatoes. There are still some potatoes in the mouth Milk Chocolate The iced chocolate taste is very rich and every bite is the taste of happiness😚 It’s easy This drink is very fresh and sour and very appetizing to make but the burger is even more not greasy The quality of the food is really quite good and you can eat while looking at the sea, which makes you feel happy😝 Address - Shop L202 and 203, Epson Life, 2/F, Starlight Hall, 3 Causeway Bay Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Features - Sea view with delicious food Price per person - $200 Rating - 8.5/10 #HongKongGood Places #SummerFoodRecommendations #SummerGood Places

This year's Mid-Autumn Festival, in addition to the glowing moon on the sea of ​​​​Kwun Tong, there are several large moons hanging on the waterfront of Wanchai. If you want to avoid the crowds, you can consider coming here. It is most convenient to take a boat to Wanchai Pier #The night view here is super beautiful #Hong Kong good place

☀️Star Ferry Pier Full of Sunshine☀️ Hong Kong is an island, so they use boats like public transportation like subways, and the most famous boat is the Star Ferry. Taking a 10-20 minute Spa Ferry ride costs about 3,000 to 5,000 won in Korean currency, which is very cheap. In Korea, you have to pay a lot to ride a boat, but in Hong Kong, it is popularized like public transportation, so it seems to be cheaper. To ride the Star Ferry, you have to go to the Star Ferry Pier in Tsim Sha Tsui, and this pier is also built like a beautiful theme park. Even if you don't ride a boat, be sure to visit the pier once🛥🛳🛥🛳 #CityTrip#WithNature

Hong Kong is not cold in winter, and you can still take beautiful photos when you wear summer clothes! The majority of the people in Hong Kong are actually very "tidal". Whether it is wide-leg pants or jeans, they can wear a different feeling. The short skirts are worn by each partner, but have you tried solid color shorts? The style is more close to the body, the best top with super shorts is short T, this short T is very clever, short T and super shorts have blue decoration. The photo is also very nice!

| Strolling through Hong Kong, you'll encounter the island's glamorous nostalgia. In the cinematic glow of Hong Kong films and the melodies of Cantopop, this captivating city carries the dreams and aspirations of countless people. Follow Trip.com's footsteps and dive into the heart of Hong Kong, exploring the vibrancy of Causeway Bay, the chic style of Tsim Sha Tsui, and the romance of Victoria Harbour, unlocking a uniquely Hong Kong-style journey tailored just for you. Causeway Bay: A Shopper's Dream Paradise "With the sound of the gong, fortunes abound." Causeway Bay, a harbor steeped in commercial prosperity, epitomizes Hong Kong's shopping culture. Stepping into Times Square feels like entering the whirlwind of trends, where international luxury brands and local streetwear compete in dazzling displays, pulsating with an unmistakable fashion heartbeat. Wandering through the floors of SOGO Department Store, you'll find everything from cosmetics and apparel to gourmet delights—each purchase bringing waves of shopping joy. Don’t miss the hidden culinary gems in Causeway Bay’s alleys: the sweet aroma of egg waffles, the bouncy texture of curry fish balls—each bite is an authentic taste of Hong Kong. As night falls, neon signs light up the streets, weaving a dreamy world of vibrant colors. A simple snap of your camera captures the essence of Hong Kong’s charm. Tsim Sha Tsui: Where Trend Meets Tradition Tsim Sha Tsui is Hong Kong’s fashion frontier and a melting pot of culture and art. Stroll along Nathan Road, soaking in the lively bustle of traffic, while shop windows display the season’s latest trends, drawing the eyes of passersby. Step into the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, a modern architectural marvel hosting art exhibitions, concerts, and theatrical performances—each a feast for the senses. At the Hong Kong Space Museum, advanced astronomical equipment unveils the mysteries of the cosmos, taking you on a wondrous interstellar journey. When fatigue sets in, hop aboard the Star Ferry at Tsim Sha Tsui Pier. Though the ride lasts just minutes, it offers breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour’s skyline, with the sea breeze gently caressing your face—pure bliss. Victoria Harbour: A Romantic Haven Under Dazzling Nightlights "The night at Victoria Harbour is a wordless poem." Undoubtedly, this is Hong Kong’s most dazzling landmark. By day, the azure waters shimmer as boats glide across, painting a scene of bustling harmony. But when night descends, it transforms into a stage of light and shadow. Standing on the Avenue of Stars, the glittering lights adorn the skyscrapers on both shores, while the dazzling glow of Central’s towers reflects on the water, creating a dreamlike spectacle. With this stunning backdrop, every photo you take is a masterpiece. And if you catch the "A Symphony of Lights" show, don’t miss it—music, lights, and architecture blend seamlessly into a breathtaking audiovisual extravaganza. The lively charm of Causeway Bay, the artistic flair of Tsim Sha Tsui, and the romantic allure of Victoria Harbour weave together Hong Kong’s unique magic. Join Trip.com and embark on this extraordinary Hong Kong adventure, capturing your own unforgettable memories of this vibrant city!

Having a drink with love ones and enjoy the peace and sea breeze at harbour

Prices are high in Central, but I found a ready-to-go Korean fried chicken shop at Central Pier, and the price is very affordable! Average $68 for a Korean bento with kimchi, vegetables, meat, and add $18 for two pieces of fried chicken! This price is cheaper than many other fried chicken shops in the heart of Central 🙌🏻 If you want to eat Korean fried chicken, the cheapest from $ 88, and there are eight different flavors, the price is really very friendly, and eat fresh and hot, this is the most important! 💰Average consumption per person: $68 bento 📍Address: Pier 7, Central Pier (Sky Ferry) 1st Floor #Register for June Hotel Sleep Tester 2025