Hong Kong has much more diversity in sights than most people think. Aside from streets banked with skyscrapers, there is imposing colonial architecture, ornate temples and thousands of acres of country park. Take a look at the links below for the inside track on all of the city's must-see sites.
Noon Day Gun Hong Kong - A bizarre tradition started by an outraged British governor, find out where Hong Kong's Noon Day gun is, when it's fired and the history behind the ceremony.
Noah’s Ark Hong Kong Creation museum may be one of Hong Kong’s more eccentric attractions, but it’s also one of the best days out in town for kids. Read our full review of Noah’s Ark Hong Kong creation museum for the full low down.
While often overlooked for shopping and skyscrapers, Hong Kong museums are some of the best in the region and there are plenty to choose from. We select five of the best.
Set in the heart of Central, Hong Kong Park is one of the city’s best kept secrets; it features colonial buildings, an aviary and beautifully landscaped gardens.
One of Hong Kong’s most unique experiences, find out about the price, the times and the string orchestra at the colonial era, Peninsula Hotel afternoon tea sitting.
Hong Kong has a number of intriguing traditional villages that offer ancient architecture and a step back into Hong Kong’s past. Find out what to see and how to find them.
Review and best viewing positions for Hong Kong’s Symphony of Lights Show.
Lamma Island - Temples, hiking trails, and some of Hong Kong's best beaches are just a handful of the highlights in our what to see on Lamma Island guide.
What to see and do at Hong Kong zoo and biological gardens.
We profile the good, the bad and the ugly of Hong Kong discount cards and passes.
Guide to Hong Kong Disneyland ticket prices and tips on the various entry options available.
Ngong Ping 360 – Instructions on how to get to Ngong Ping 360 by bus, train and taxi
Ngong Ping Cable Car – Review of Ngong Ping Cable Car, including prices, information on attractions and discussion of problems with the ride.
The Hong Kong attractions listed below are the best the city has to offer, from museums to theme parks.
You might be surprised by the sheer amount of things to do in Hong Kong on a budget and you can easily spend a couple of days in the city without melting your credit card. Below are our top ten things to do in Hong Kong on a budget, where you'll not only free and cheap sights, but some of the city's best as well.
Hong Kong sightseeing is some of the best in the world, and this top ten will give you enough to do for at least three or four days, depending on how you pace yourself. From sharks at Ocean Park to the skyline on the Peak, use this list to start your Hong Kong sightseeing.
The glass bottomed lifts and Hong Kong Kong's only revolving restaurant at the Hopewell Centre offer some of the best views of the city skyline.
From free Tai Chi on Victoria Harbour to bagging a bargain at the ladies market, the list of things to do in Hong Kong is endless, we’ve picked twelve of the best
Our review of Madame Tussauds in Hong Kong covers who’s their, and, in some cases, why they’re there, as well as whether a visit to Madame Tussauds in Hong Kong is worth your time
From a quick mud pack to a day long retreat, you’ll find the world’s best spas in Hong Kong. The city’s residents are spa crazy, and for tourists in town for a couple of days it can be tough to pick out the best spa in Hong Kong. We’ve sifted through the city’s endless spa retreats looking at what’s on offer and at what price; picking out five of the finest.
You've heard it all; gravity defying skyscrapers and basement prices, Hong Kong's reputation gives it a well-deserved reputation as a world class city for tourists. Find out where to see the best of Hong Kong, from skyscrapers to museums.
Hong Kong is world-renowned for its break-neck speed and 24-hour lifestyle, however scratch the surface and traditional Hong Kong is not far away. Traditional Hong Kong is the festivals and the temples, and many Hong Kongers live with some fascinating traditions.
Hong Kong for kids can be a daunting progress, but we've got a list of the best attractions and events to make time fly.
One of the best markets in the city, not an easy boast, Mongkok Ladies Market features a myriad of goods at cheap, cheap prices, in one the city's most lively areas.
Hong Kong's Chungking Mansions, made famous by Wong Kar Wai, are one the city's best locations for cheap Indian food, budget accomodation and to see Hong Kong's past. See our picture guide to Chungking Mansions for the lowdown on this Hong Kong icon.
Hong Kong beaches are some of the best in the region. Check out our guide to the top five Hong Kong beaches.
Find out what’s happening with Bruce Lees home in Hong Kong and what to expect in the forthcoming Bruce Lee museum.
Hong Kong has many tours taking in it's many sights. Take a look at these themed tours for a perfect sightseeing experience.
Hong Kong has plenty of romantic locations and activities. Check out our list of Hong Kong's most romantic experiences.
Cheap Hong Kong sightseeing can be difficult, however bargains can be found and some of Hong Kong's best sightseeing can be done for free, or almost free. Our top five, has the best of cheap Hong Kong sightseeing.
Hong Kong has always prided itself on being the model, modern city. It's image around the world of skyscrapers, neon lights and giant malls is not exaggerated. Your guide to seeing modern Hong Kong, in person, starts here.
Hong Kong’s Mid Levels Escalator is the longest system of escalators in the world. Winding from Central through Soho and up to Mid Levels, we’ve got all the essential information on the Hong Kong Central-Mid Levels Escalator
Pack your clubs for a trip around the best public golf courses and clubs open to non-members in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Heritage Museum is the biggest museum in the territory and has had praise heaped on it since opening. Find out all about the museum in our review.
The Peak towering over Hong Kong is undoubtedely one of the most impressive sights in the city, and the Peak is a must-see on any sightseeing tour. Find out what it's all about in our visitors guide to the Peak
