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Entire Home Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
GBP
110
per night

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Entire Home 九龙, 香港, Hong Kong
GBP
91
per night

Rita`s stylish Apartment
Entire Home Kowloon, Hong Kong
GBP
157
per night

SUPERIOR STUDIO IN LOCKHART CAUSEWAY BAY
Entire Home Hong Kong
GBP
58
per night

BrandNew Service Apartment 開揚山景全新時尚服務式住所
Entire Home Kwai Chung, New Territories, Hong Kong
GBP
100
per night

2BR, CENTRAL & SPACIOUS, WANCHAI
Entire Home Hong Kong
GBP
121
per night

POCKET FRIENDLY STUDIO ON PATERSON, CWB
Private Room Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
GBP
54
per night

2room 3Bed 1toiel Hong Kong Island
Entire Home Hk, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
GBP
70
per night

PENG CHAU - Hong Kong's secret paradise
Private Room Peng Chau, Hong Kong
GBP
25
per night

2 Bedroom Suite, North Point
Entire Home Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
GBP
393
per night

Spacious Modern ShamShuiPo 5mins to MTR 1-6 Guests
Entire Home Kowloon, Hong Kong
GBP
102
per night

Comfortable Apartment in Tsim Sha Tsui Kowloon, Hong Kong
Entire Home Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
GBP
118
per night

ULTRA COOL—5 ROOMS—MTR+TRAM+buses—HUGE living room—kitchen—Washer/Dryer
Entire Home Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
GBP
1,000
per night
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a land of beautiful paradoxes, a place where cutting-edge modernity meets centuries of tradition. It’s designated as a Special Administrative Region of China, yet retains its unique and independent identity, while a history of colonialism brings a vibrant clash of East and West to its cultural attractions. Away from the skyscrapers of Central, the city gives way to rolling mountains and verdant islands.
One of the best ways to experience these distinctive sides of Hong Kong is to travel by boat. Take a ferry from Kowloon Bay on the mainland to the Central Business District on Hong Kong Island and you’ll see traditional wooden boats floating next to sparkling cruise liners. Then, you’ll pull into a bay of gleaming, ultra-modern skyscrapers surrounded by mountains that can be accessed only by rickety old trams.
Join throngs of shoppers as they hit the streets of Hong Kong for a diverse day strolling between high-end boutiques and noisy markets. Visitors have to choose between the classy brand names on offer in Admiralty and Central or the countless options available in ever-busy Causeway Bay. After spending big, hunt for bargains in the markets of Tung Choi or the Temple Street Night Market.
Food options similarly veer between the exquisite and the easy. Hong Kong’s cosmopolitan population have given the city a wonderfully global dining scene, so try the best in cuisine from Europe, Japan, Shanghai and, of course, the province itself. Celebrity chefs populate the chic restaurants in Central, but if you’re wanting something on the go then stop by a dai pai dong, the open-air food stalls that serve hearty and quick meals.
Travel around the region for a day of varied sightseeing. Ancient cultural sights like Man Mo Temple sit alongside modern parks like the Zoological and Botanical Gardens. You can choose between intellectually engaging attractions like the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and the Liangyi Museum or opt for the adrenaline-fuelled thrills of Disneyland. To escape the hubbub of the city, visit nearby islands like Lantau and Lamma for beautifully preserved religion and culture.
Hong Kong, both the city and the surrounding area, might seem intimidatingly big, but the province is served with world-class public transport. Boats criss-cross on the Pearl River Delta, linking Hong Kong Island and the rest of the archipelago to the mainland, while the region’s slick subway system serves all its major regions. Sometimes the journey itself is part of the Hong Kong experience, something you’ll realise as you take a 125-year-old tram up Victoria Peak and peer down at the city far below.