A modern and crowded metropolis, Hong Kong never ceases to amaze its guests by largest choice of historical attractions and cultural institutions. A walk on Admiralty district will surely leave only great pleasure. Here you can see not only luxurious modern buildings, but are also welcome to visit attractive restaurants and shopping centers.
In Hong Kong you will find the largest choice of culinary establishments, but, without a doubt, the restaurants devoted to the national cuisine occupy the leading position. The local cuisine is...
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Among the natural attractions of the city we simply can’t fail to mention Hong Kong Park. In addition to exotic plants and flowers you can see beautiful fountains and pools in the park. The famous Museum of tea utensils is also located here. An amazing amphitheater is one more sight of this place. The historic quarter of Hong Kong is the location of another sight - Man Mo Temple. This is a prominent religious landmark that has been built in honor of the ancient gods of literature.
Ocean Garden is a great place to participate in an interesting excursion, during which you can see not only rare inhabitants of the deep sea, but also relax in a beautiful water park with all your family members. From the architectural point of view we suggest visiting the old St. John’s Cathedral, the building of which was completed in 1849. The church, which was erected in colonial times, is one of the most striking European landmarks. There is also an old botanical garden in Hong Kong, which was founded over 150 years ago. On the territory of the garden you will find around 300 species of birds and rare plants.
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Peak Tower is a striking monument of modern architecture. This is a beautiful skyscraper, which is home to numerous shops, restaurants and bars. The roof of the building is equipped with a large observation deck that features spectacular views of the city and its suburbs. Victoria Peak, which is the highest point in Hong Kong, is another way to look at the city from a bird's eye height. The height of the peak estimates 552 meters, tourists are delivered to the top by a railway funicular. On the top of the peak you will find not only several viewing points, but also cozy restaurants with outdoor terraces and souvenir shops.
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Recommended sights in Hong Kong (not ads):
Taoist Temple
Address: 124-126 Hollywood Rd, Sheung Wan; Telephone: +852 2830 2916; Open: 8am–6pm;
Hong Kong Museum Of Art
Address: 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui;
Telephone: +852 2721 0116;
Web:
www.lscd.gov.hk/hkma;
Hong Kong Museum Of History
Address: 100 Chatham Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui; Telephone: +852 2724 9024;
Victoria Peak
Address: Peak Tower, Peak Road;
Open: The tram leaves every ten minutes and runs between 7 am and midnight.;
Web:
www.thepeak.com.hk;
Additional: Take the tram from garden road or cotton tree drive.;
Hong Kong Zoological And Botanical Gardens
Address: Albany Rd;
Telephone: +852 2530 0154;
Open: Park 6am–10pm, zoo 7am–7pm, Plant house 9am-4.30pm.;
Web:
www.lcsd.gov.hk/parks/hkzbg;
Additional: Bus 3b, 12, 40;
Pak Tai Temple
Address: Lung On Rd, at Queen’s Rd East; Additional: Bus 6, 10, 15;
Ocean Park
Address: Ocean Park Rd, Aberdeen;
Telephone: +852 3923 2323;
Open: 10am - 6pm;
Web:
www.oceanpark.com.hk;
Additional: Bus;
Star Ferry
Telephone: +852 2367 7065;
Open: 6.30am-11.30pm, boats leave every six to twelve minutes.;
Web:
www.starferry.com.hk;