The world's first Chinese restaurant to receive three Michelin stars — outstanding Cantonese dim sum and seafood in a glass-walled room overlooking Victoria Harbour.
A legendary Hong Kong roast goose institution in Central — the glazed, crispy-skinned goose on rice with plum sauce is simple, perfect, and unmissable.
The 'Grande Dame of the Far East' since 1928 — the most iconic hotel in Asia. The lobby afternoon tea, the rooftop helipad, and the extraordinary harbour views from the Felix bar.
A soaring contemporary tower in Tsim Sha Tsui with the most spectacular Victoria Harbour views in the city — the Butterfly Room bar is one of Hong Kong's finest.
The Peak Tram (operating since 1888) carries you to the most extraordinary urban panorama in Asia — Hong Kong's harbour, islands, and skyscrapers laid out below. Go at dusk.
🌟 Hodophs insider tipTake the tram up (queue on the left for the front window seat) and walk back down via the Peak Circle Walk — a 3.5km trail through the forest with city views throughout. The descent takes about 45 minutes and is stunning.
Attraction
Star Ferry & Victoria Harbour
The 7-minute Star Ferry crossing between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island (HK$2.70) is one of the great travel experiences — the harbour skyline view is unmatched anywhere in the world.
Hong Kong's most atmospheric night market — fortune tellers, Cantonese opera, street food stalls, and jade vendors filling the Yau Ma Tei streets from 6pm.
A 45-minute MTR journey to Ngong Ping — the 34-metre bronze Buddha on a mountaintop surrounded by monasteries, with a spectacular cable car approach through mist and mountains.