Former Kowloon British School is the oldest surviving school building for expat children and is a listed Victorian-style structure that now houses the Antiquities and Monuments Office.

• Walk along Knutsford Terrace and turn left, then turn right along Kimberley Road. Walk to the end of Kimberley Road and turn right until you reach the Former Kowloon British School
• Here you will easily notice the Victorian style red-brick building with typical colonial featuring
• There are hints of Neo-gothic architecture in the building as well, again somewhat typical of British colonial style buildings from the turn of the late 19th and early 20th century.

Park Lane Shopper's Boulevard is located along Hong Kong's neon-lit Golden Mile Nathan Road shoppers can enjoy an open-style shopping venue with a mix of international and local brands.

• Cross Nathan Road and head to Park Lane Shopper’s Boulevard.
• If you are not a shopaholic, you can enjoy the atmosphere there
• You may take a relaxing walk while doing window shopping.
• There are many many both international famous brand shops & local shops there
• Excellent location within the shopping belt , many shops and eateries nearby

The Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre serves as an education centre and preserves two historical buildings.

• Head inside Kowloon Park from the entrance next to the mosque. Follow the signs to the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre.
• There are nice exhibits covering Hong Kong archeology sites.
• There are several videos being played within the rooms, providing glimpses into Hong Kong's distant past.
• At the center, there is a nice outdoor garden area with a few tables and seats that make a very relaxing place to rest, read a book and check email using the free government wifi available here.

Hong Kong Cultural Center sits on the waterfront next to Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Terminus, a close neighbors of Hong Kong Space Museum.

• Walk back along the promenade to the Hong Kong Cultural Centre.
• The Hong Kong Cultural Center is right next to the promenade on the Kowloon side, next to Victoria Harbor and close to the Star Ferry terminal.
• Inside, the center has a number of free rotating exhibits
• The ticket purchase area is well staffed with knowledgeable sales folks and TONS of information about coming events.
• Ticket prices are widely variable (of course).
• The tickets sold are not just for this venue, but many others around the city.

SoHo is the multicultural wine, dine and swanky nightlife side of Central.

• Soho is full of trendy bars and restaurants, and glamorous young expats mingling with Hong Kong-ites every night of the week.
• here are no open-carry restrictions, so people just spill out of the bars onto the streets, drinking, laughing and having a great time.
• You can put your name down for a table at a restaurant, and then while you're waiting for a table , head down the street to drink at another bar.
• If you need fresh fruit or vegetables or souvenirs; this is a good place to go to!