Nearby Attractions
Causeway Bay
One of the busiest neighborhoods in Hong Kong Island, the mecca for shopping and eating, and if you can’t find it here, you won’t find it anywhere! With countless retail stores, fashion boutiques and shopping outlets lining the maze of streets, along with copious department stores and malls to explore, it is a great place to be and be seen!
Shopping Malls:
Times Square
Sogo
Hysan Place
Fashion Walk
Lee Garden
Exhibition Center
The iconic architecture of the HKCEC stands proudly on the waterfront of Hong Kong’s world-famous Victoria Harbour. This is more than simply a breath-taking location – it also places the Centre right at the heart of the city, within the Central Business District. A daily flag-raising ceremony takes place in Golden Bauhinia Square.
Visitors can walk to the HKCEC from Wifi Boutique Hotel within 15 minutes.
Wan Chai
Wan Chai isn’t just a party district. It’s a mixture of restaurants, historical cultural temples, and relaxing trails providing a diverse range of activities.
Shop at Toy Street
A night out on Lockhart Road
Stroll Down Lee Tung Avenue
Tamar Park
Get cultured at Hong Kong Arts Center
Visit Pak Tai Temple
China Embassy (for China Visa)
Wan Chai Star Ferry
For the best cross-harbour experience, catch the Star Ferry from Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui. The route actually offers a better view than from Central, as you’re a little further away from the towering skyline. The ferry will transport you over to the Kowloon side in a matter of minutes. The ride is especially nice during sunsets when the building lights start to illuminate Hong Kong’s skyline.
Happy Valley Racecourse
Nothing beats the excitement of mid-week racing under the lights at Happy Valley. Happy Valley Racecourse is mainly opened for night race that takes place on Wednesday.
Nearby Attractions
Causeway Bay
One of the busiest neighborhoods in Hong Kong Island, the mecca for shopping and eating, and if you can’t find it here, you won’t find it anywhere! With countless retail stores, fashion boutiques and shopping outlets lining the maze of streets, along with copious department stores and malls to explore, it is a great place to be and be seen!
Shopping Malls:
Times Square
Sogo
Hysan Place
Fashion Walk
Lee Garden
Exhibition Center
The iconic architecture of the HKCEC stands proudly on the waterfront of Hong Kong’s world-famous Victoria Harbour. This is more than simply a breath-taking location – it also places the Centre right at the heart of the city, within the Central Business District. A daily flag-raising ceremony takes place in Golden Bauhinia Square.
Visitors can walk to the HKCEC from Wifi Boutique Hotel within 15 minutes.
Wan Chai
Wan Chai isn’t just a party district. It’s a mixture of restaurants, historical cultural temples, and relaxing trails providing a diverse range of activities.
Shop at Toy Street
A night out on Lockhart Road
Stroll Down Lee Tung Avenue
Tamar Park
Get cultured at Hong Kong Arts Center
Visit Pak Tai Temple
China Embassy (for China Visa)
Shop at Toy Street
A night out on Lockhart Road
Stroll Down Lee Tung Avenue
Tamar Park
Get cultured at Hong Kong Arts Center
Visit Pak Tai Temple
China Embassy (for China Visa)
Wan Chai Star Ferry
For the best cross-harbour experience, catch the Star Ferry from Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui. The route actually offers a better view than from Central, as you’re a little further away from the towering skyline. The ferry will transport you over to the Kowloon side in a matter of minutes. The ride is especially nice during sunsets when the building lights start to illuminate Hong Kong’s skyline.
Happy Valley Racecourse
Nothing beats the excitement of mid-week racing under the lights at Happy Valley. Happy Valley Racecourse is mainly opened for night race that takes place on Wednesday.