The Hong Kong Park is a public park next to Cotton Tree Drive in Central, Hong Kong. It is an example of modern design and facilities blending with natural landscape.

• There is a children's play park with a much loved huge slide at the top end of the park.
• Make sure you walk all around and cross the road/take the underpass to see the birds and monkeys.
• The L16 restaurant is located in this park where good food is served.
• Plenty of nice views and photo opportunities
• If you're looking for a break from the city, check out this little gem.
• There is a playground and public toilet inside the park
• It is a short walk to the Peak Tram Lower Terminus
• The part is not far from city centre and next to a subway station.

The Star Ferry is considered a heritage and cultural treasure for Hong Kong. It is a symbol of the island nation's history.

• If you need just to cross the water front to other side, whatever is the side in which you are standing, use the ferry.
• Upper deck is great for taking photos of the harbour
• Great photo opportunities for both the island and for the mainland.
• Try to go in early evening to take in the light show.
• This was a very inexpensive way to see more of Hong Kong.
• Ticket prices keep on the increasing as it gets late in the evening.

The Hong Kong Museum of Art features more than 15,000 art objects including calligraphy, antique Chinese treasures, paintings of historical significance and works by local artists.

• It is a different experience to find art in videos.
• ext door is the science museum so it's 2 for 1 and both great.
• Permanent exhibtions and themed displays accommodate people of different ages and tastes
• It's great for a rainy day

The Hong Kong Museum of History is an outstanding exhibition that takes you through a fabulous educational and cultural odyssey from the formation of Hong Kong's natural landscape.

• The staff is very friendly and helpful
• It's great if you're a visitor who want to learn more about the city.
• Free entrance on every Wednesday
• Tickets/ Passes sold are not returnable or refundable.
• It's near from science Museum
• Free admission for babies and toddlers aged below 4.

Kowloon Park is covered with lots of grass and trees, features beautiful gardens, boasts plenty of paved sidewalks for walking or Kowloon Park jogging.

• You can come out at the China Ferry terminal and walk along the seafront to the Star Ferry pier and Avenue of Stars.
• Free English maps are available at the ticket office.
• If you get hungry there's a small Mcdonalds inside the park
• There are also great areas for photos in the park.
• The park is open every day except Friday and festival days.
• The playground is very busy at the weekends. You shouldn't go there at the weekends as it is so crowded and noisy.
• Harbour City Mall is a two minute walk away. and the Space Museum is a 14 minute walk down Nathan Road.
• There are five main entrances including two on both sides of the Kowloon Masjid and one on Austin Road.

Temple Street is well known for its lively night market. A visit to Temple Street will offer you a memorable evening experience in Hong Kong.

• There's lots of street food, restaurants with great variety of Chinese, Japanese & Indian cuisine
• Price is one of the cheapest among Hong Kong's markets.
• If you are looking for cheap souvenirs it may be worthwhile.
• If you're feeling adventurous, you can get a palm reading or sing karaoke on the street!