Attractions

What to see in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a multicultural metropolis at the crossroads of Asia and the West, where traditions coexist with skyscrapers and live markets. The city’s history, from its fishing villages and British colonial past to its modern financial centre, has left a vibrant cultural heritage and unique atmosphere. Islands, hills and coves form a picturesque urban landscape and invite you to discover both noisy quarters and secluded natural corners.

Manufactures and facilities

Hong Kong’s man-made attractions are astoundingly diverse: majestic skyscrapers and architectural symbols like the Bank of China Tower, Cheung Kong Center and the slim Highcliff; Times Square and Citywalk malls; historical and spiritual sites like Guan Yin Temple, Tam Kung, Chi Ling Monastery with Nan Lian Garden and Temple Street Live Markets. Victoria Peak and Peak Tower open panoramas of the city, and the Ocean Park, aquarium and museums in the central areas provide entertainment and knowledge for the whole family.

Natural attractions and places

Natural pearls surround the city: the Mai Po Reserve and Wetland Park, where thousands of birds migrate; the country parks of Kam Shan, Ma On Shan and Pat Sin Leng with mountain trails; Lantau Island with Big Buddha and the fishing village of Tai O; the picturesque promenades of Sai Kung and Ma On Shan, Otpora Bay and seascapes. Here are the Qingma Bridge, Cheng Chau Island and many quiet coves, ideal for hiking, bird watching and sea walks.

Build routes and visit interesting places

On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, go to brief descriptions and photos, mark interesting points and build the optimal route for one day or a long trip to understand what to see first. Convenient filters will help you choose parks, temples, museums or beaches, and the routing function will tell you how to better combine walks around the city and trips to nature.

You are free to explore Hong Kong on your own, walking through familiar and hidden streets at your own pace, or book a tour and use the services of local guides to hear live stories and learn little-known facts. Guides will help to reveal the context of monuments, offer safe and exciting routes and make the journey more rich and understandable.

Come to Hong Kong to see the contrasts of the metropolis and nature, feel the energy of the markets and the silence of the bays, discover new places and collect your own experiences. Plan your trip in advance, mark points of interest on the map and go for adventure – the city is waiting for you with open streets, parks and shores.