Hong Kong House of Stories 香港故事館
Museums & Galleries
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Instead of understanding Hong Kong from the grand narrative written by the official Tourism Board something like "Hong Kong is an international city and welcomes people all around the world blah blah blah", you can understand our city from the level of common people - it showcases and exhibits the aspects of the very local lives in Hong Kong.
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Tai Tam Tuk Reservoir
Museums & Galleries
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Tai Tam heritage trail is easily accessed by public transport. It is an ideal resting place on the Hong Kong Island side which leave bustling city behind. With beautiful picnic grounds, locals can have barbecue and picnic.
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Local Experience
Dragon's Back Hike
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Duration
5 h
Languages
English
Lover's Rock 姻緣石
Museums & Galleries
4
1
It’s a favourite site for locals who are willing to find a partner or solve fertility problem.
It is said that many couples find it is successful after worshipping the rock.
Besides, you may see panoramic view of Wan Chai area.
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M+ Pavilion
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M+Pavilion is now the only visual art museum when HK museum of art is temporarily closed till 2019 for "Transformation". there is always different art /design exhibition. Located opposite to a hi end mall called "Element" (MTR: Kowloon), i love to go M+ before it close at 18:00 then go to OZONE, the highest bar in HK to chill, so prefect!
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Temple Street Night Market (廟街夜市場)
Souvenirs
10
3
Locals loves eating street foods such as hot dog sausage, bovine offal, cart noodle and fish balls etc. Besides, the elder people will enjoy the free Cantonese opera during weekend. The Lego shopping mall and wholesale fruit market are near Temple street.
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Victoria Harbour (維多利亞港)
Museums & Galleries
11
3
Best view of the city day or night, plus the worlds largest permanent light show.
Vantage Points:
Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade outside the Hong Kong Cultural Centre: MTR East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit L6. Follow the signs and walk for around five minutes.
Golden Bauhinia Square: MTR Wan Chai Station, Exit A5. Follow the signs, take the skybridge
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Dragon's Back Hike
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45
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Duration
5 h
Languages
English
Tai Kwun Centre for Heritage and Arts (大館古蹟及藝術館)
Museums & Galleries
6
3
Tai Kwun immerses visitors in the rich heritage of the historic Central Police Station compound. More than 170 years of history will unfold through interactive tours, heritage storytelling spaces, diverse education programmes and thematic heritage and community exhibitions.
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Man Mo Temple
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One of the Hong Kong oldest Temples and declared monument, atmospheric Man Mo Temple is dedicated to the gods of literature (Man) and of war (Mo). Built in 1847 during the Qing dynasty by wealthy Chinese merchants.
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Morning Trail, The Peak
Museums & Galleries
8
1
It's an easy access trail near Central. The trail takes around 3 hours to finish and the altitude is only around 400 meters. It is not difficult to complete and suitable for anyone. For locals, it is a good place for doing morning exercise, trail running and having a relaxing weekend.
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Hong Kong Museum of History 香港歷史博物館
Museums & Galleries
14
2
The Hong Kong Museum of History is a great location for students and locals to learn more about what Hong Kong is all about, and the history of how Hong Kong came to be. It provides an incredible amount of context and gives us a perspective on how our lifestyle came to be. In the museum exist models of a lot of iconic features of Hong Kong.
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Lai Chi Wo
Museums & Galleries
3
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The villages is very rural which attracts hikers, school groups and eco-tourists. It is a well preserved Hakka village. Here we can enjoy a traditional " Pun Choi" lunch. Besides, we can leave modern civilization behind and visit Feng Shui forest.
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Oi!
Museums & Galleries
4
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Of several art spaces started in recent years, Oi! (Oil Street Art Space) has its exhibition held at a time and the topic is changed every season. The artworks are not too difficult for the public to understand, and the theme is sometimes related to personal life and community. Works are not only created by artists but also some citizens.
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Crossroads Foundation
Museums & Galleries
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You get to experience what it is to be blind, be a refugee on the run, a poor paper bag maker or listen to real AIDS stories. It's an incredible experience that you can't get anywhere else and many big CEOs and millionaires come to do it. Simulations must be booked in advance.
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HSBC Building Hong Kong
Museums & Galleries
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The stunning HSBC headquarters, designed by British architect Norman Foster in 1985, is a masterpiece of precision, sophistication and innovation.
It is not only known as a scenic spot. In weekdays, It is operated to provide banking service for locals.
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