Things to do in Hong Kong

Ascend 396 metres above sea level on the historic funicular railway for 360-degree views of Hong Kong's skyline, harbour, and mountains.

Board the iconic green-and-white ferry for a short voyage between Tsim Sha Tsui and Central, with unmatched vistas of the skyscrapers.

Browse fortune tellers, street food, and trinkets amid neon-lit bustle after dark in Yau Ma Tei.

Climb 268 steps to the 34-metre bronze seated Buddha, surrounded by lush mountains and overlooking Po Lin Monastery.

Trek along a ridge with sweeping views of Shek O, Big Wave Bay, and the South China Sea on this easy-to-moderate urban escape.

Taste the world's cheapest Michelin-starred meal, including the legendary baked BBQ pork buns, at this no-frills teahouse.

Step into a fragrant 1840s temple dedicated to the gods of literature and war, with giant incense coils hanging from the ceiling.

Pay homage to Hong Kong cinema legends, find Bruce Lee's statue, and watch the Symphony of Lights show across the harbour.

Glide over Tung Chung Bay and lush mountains in a glass-bottomed cabin to Ngong Ping village and the Big Buddha.

Dive into the city's iconic nightlife district packed with bars, clubs, and revellers spilling onto the streets every evening.

Climb past life-sized golden Buddha statues lining the hillside to reach a temple housing thousands of miniature Buddhas.

Paddle through the emerald waters of the Sai Kung East Country Park, stopping at secluded beaches and sea caves.

Enjoy a classic British high tea in the opulent lobby of the grand dame hotel, complete with string quartet and silver tiered stands.

Wander one of the oldest market streets turned open-air gallery, where vibrant murals cover walled buildings in Central.

Stroll this Tang dynasty-style landscaped garden with koi ponds, golden pagodas, and bonsai trees, an oasis amid Diamond Hill.

Climb the iconic ridge shaped like a crouching lion for a breathtaking panorama of Kowloon and Hong Kong Island.

Pull up a plastic stool at an open-air food stall for wok-hei noodles and authentic, unfiltered Hong Kong street dining.

Trace the city's story from prehistoric times to the handover through immersive exhibits, including a recreated colonial-era street.

Sail a traditional red-sail junk across Victoria Harbour as the skyline lights up, often with free-flow drinks.

Across from Nan Lian Garden, this serene Buddhist complex features elegant wooden halls, lotus ponds, and relics, all without a single nail.

Hunt for clothes, accessories, and souvenirs along a kilometre-long street market that comes alive after noon in Mong Kok.

Escape to car-free Lamma for a waterfront dinner of freshly caught crabs, prawns, and fish at Sok Kwu Wan or Yung Shue Wan.

Glide up the world's longest outdoor covered escalator system through SoHo’s galleries, bars, and expat enclaves.

Join a boat tour through the stilt-house village of Tai O to spot endangered Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins in their natural habitat.

Ride roller coasters with ocean views and walk through the Grand Aquarium, combining thrills with marine conservation.