Investing and settling in Hong Kong or going for Hong Kong tourism, you must not miss the night view of Hong Kong. So, where is the best place to watch the Hong Kong night view? Below, we have summarized 4 popular spots for viewing the Hong Kong night scene. Let's take a look!
The Peak Galleria
The Peak Galleria offers a panoramic view of the entire Hong Kong Island and is the best viewing spot in the city. It is also a great place to watch fireworks, providing an unobstructed view of the dazzling fireworks display over Victoria Harbour.
In addition to enjoying the spectacular night view of Hong Kong from a high angle, you can also taste various international cuisines. It features the largest open kitchen in Hong Kong and an arched Italian pizza oven, offering a full range of Chinese, Western, Thai, Indian, and Japanese sashimi and sushi.
How to get there: Take the 15C special bus from the Central Star Ferry Pier bus terminal to the Peak Tram station on Garden Road (15C fare is $3.2), or take bus No. 15 along Peak Road to Victoria Peak.
Avenue of Stars
With the gentle sea breeze and sparkling stars, the iconic Avenue of Stars has become a must-visit destination for every traveler. The avenue, paved with the handprints of numerous stars, signifies the bustling lights of Hong Kong, all of which you can take in at a glance here.
The Avenue of Stars, themed around the history of Hong Kong's film industry and dedicated to honoring the achievements of on-screen stars and behind-the-scenes film workers, is located at the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade. The avenue is 440 meters long, extending from beside the Hong Kong Museum of Art to opposite the New World Centre. Designed after the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the United States, the Hong Kong Avenue of Stars was built at a cost of 40 million Hong Kong dollars and officially opened on April 28, 2004.
The ground of the Avenue of Stars is embedded with plaques of 73 film celebrities, more than 30 of which feature celebrity handprints. At the entrance of the avenue, there is also a Hong Kong Film Awards bronze statue and a small stage for performances. Along the avenue, there are snack kiosks, souvenir shops, some film-related sculptures, and rest seats for visitors to enjoy. In addition, you may also find some star ambassadors wearing roller skates shuttling back and forth on the avenue, providing quick assistance and services to visitors. Strolling along the Avenue of Stars, tourists can leisurely enjoy the famous Victoria Harbour view, the characteristic buildings along the coast of Hong Kong Island, and Hong Kong's new multimedia light and music show, "A Symphony of Lights".
How to get there: Take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit E, or walk from the Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier.
One International Finance Centre (One IFC)
The Central Ferry Piers and IFC are both great places to enjoy the night view. IFC stands for International Financial Centre (referred to by Hong Kong people as "Guojin"). The tallest building is the second phase, which is also the tallest building in Hong Kong (the eighth tallest in the world).
The garden terrace on the 3rd and 4th floors of the One IFC mall is neither too far nor too close to the sea, making it an excellent place for one to enjoy the quiet side of Hong Kong.
How to get there: Get off at MTR Central Station and follow the signs in the station to walk past the Tung Chung Line terminus.
Main Street, U.S.A. at Hong Kong Disneyland
Entering Hong Kong Disneyland from the main entrance, you will first arrive at Main Street, U.S.A. Being on this dream avenue feels like traveling back in time. It is full of American style from the early 20th century. The quaint street is set against the backdrop of a small American town from over a hundred years ago. At the crossroads of the old and new eras, there are various means of transportation to take you into a century full of hope and ideals. Main Street, U.S.A. is the themed area with the most shops in the park, and the unique shops and restaurants on the street will surely make you linger.
On Main Street, U.S.A., you can also see the classic Disney fireworks. The beautiful fireworks carry good wishes and leave perfect memories for everyone who comes to Disneyland. The fireworks show usually starts at 7:00 pm on weekdays. The best viewing position is the plaza in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. You should arrive 30-45 minutes early; when you see the staff pulling up the guardrail ropes, find a spot to sit on the ground, facing the center of the castle for the best view.
How to get there: Take the MTR Tung Chung Line (towards Tung Chung) to Sunny Bay Station and transfer to the Disneyland Resort Line, which goes directly to the terminal, Disneyland Station.
