Hong Kong Island

Attractions principales de l'île de Hong Kong

Hong Kong Island Essentials

This selection covers the diverse landscape of Hong Kong Island, from the 552-meter summit of Victoria Peak to the 19th-century Man Mo Temple. It includes the world's longest outdoor covered escalator system in Central and the iconic Star Ferry crossing Victoria Harbour. Visitors can explore repurposed colonial heritage at Tai Kwun, browse antiques on Hollywood Road, or head to the island's southern coast for Stanley Market and Repulse Bay Beach. Modern architectural landmarks like the I.M. Pei-designed Bank of China Tower and the nightly Symphony of Lights define the urban skyline.

Hong Kong Island Essentials — Carte

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Victoria Peak

Highest peak standing at 552 meters with an iconic architectural tower and a high-altitude viewing platform. It provides panoramic views of the harbor and surrounding islands.

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Peak Tram

The tram first began transporting people to the highest points of the Hong Kong Island in 1926, and it is now a very popular tourist…

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Central Star Ferry Pier

This late 19th-century ferry company will take you across the Victoria Harbor.

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Man Mo Temple

Man Mo Temple or Man Mo Miu is a temple for the worship of the Civil or Literature God Man Tai / Man Cheong and the Martial God Mo Tai /…

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Central-Mid-Levels Escalator System

This complex of escalators and travelators was built in 1993 and it is one of the longest escalator systems in the world.

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Ocean Park Hong Kong

This huge amusement park attracts millions of visitors every year. It is divided into two parts - the Summit (Headland) and the Waterfront …

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Stanley Market

A popular street market where you can shop for bargains. The stalls sell typical vendor goods - bags, clothes, scarves and silk dresses.

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Repulse Bay Beach

The beach is located in one of the most expensive residential areas in HK.

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Times Square

This Times Square's only similarity to its New York brother lies in its name and the fact that celebrations take place here on Christmas…

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Tai Kwun

Tai Kwun, or the Former Central Police Station Compound includes three declared monuments in Central, Hong Kong: the former Central Police…

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Symphony of Lights

The imposing light performance was awarded the Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show by the Guinness World Records.

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Soho

Cosmopolitan district located south of Hollywood Road with a variety of restaurants, bars, cafés, art galleries, and shops.

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Bank of China Building

The Bank of China Tower is a skyscraper located in Central, Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong Park

Opened in 1991, this beautiful tranquil park stands in a sharp contrast to the skyscrapers surrounding it.

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Hollywood Road

The second oldest street in Hong Kong. It was never meant to resemble anything related to Hollywood, the street was named after the holly…