Start your day with a classic Hong Kong breakfast at the Michelin-starred Tim Ho Wan. Feast on their famous BBQ pork buns, rice rolls and more. Be prepared to queue, but it's definitely worth the wait!
Located in the restored Central Police Station, Tai Kwun is a centre for heritage and arts that has become a must-visit attraction. Explore the history and architecture of the buildings, enjoy art exhibitions or simply relax at one of its many cafes and restaurants.
Shop for unique souvenirs and gifts at this design-oriented shopping center that houses over 100 local vendors. You will find fashion items, jewelry, fabrics, and much more.
Dine at Tsim Chai Kee, a small family-run noodle shop that serves delicious and affordable traditional Hong Kong-style noodles. A perfect way to end your foodie day.
Start your day with a bowl of delicious and flavorful beef brisket noodles at this renowned noodle restaurant that's been serving Hong Kong for over 90 years.
Explore one of Hong Kong's busiest shopping districts at the Mong Kok Market. This vibrant area has a lot to offer from fashion boutiques, electronics, and traditional markets. Take a guided street food tour and sample some of the best local delicacies like curry fish balls, egg tarts and bubble tea.
Take a scenic ride on the historic Peak Tram and enjoy the stunning panoramic view from Victoria Peak, the highest point on Hong Kong Island. You'll see the famous skyline, Victoria Harbour, and Kowloon side.
Experience Hong Kong's tea culture and a traditional dim sum meal at Lin Heung Tea House, one of the oldest and most authentic dim sum restaurants in town.
Consider purchasing an Octopus Card, a rechargeable smart card that lets you pay for different modes of transportation. It is accepted on the MTR, buses, trams, and ferries. Taxis are also affordable and easy to find. Expect to spend around HKD 100 - HKD 150 for a CBD trip.
With more time, consider visiting other popular foodie destinations such as Sham Shui Po and Causeway Bay. For a relaxing day out, take a ferry to Lamma Island or Cheung Chau. If you have less time, scale back by choosing one area to focus on, either Central or Kowloon, and skip Victoria Peak.
Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), located on Lantau Island, is the main airport of Hong Kong. It is approximately 30 km from the city and has plenty of transport options including taxis, buses, trains, and airport shuttles.