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The ULTIMATE 7-Day Hong Kong Itinerary, Perfected by Our Team!
- Day Hong Kong Itinerary Overview
- Reminders About Our 7-Day Hong Kong Itinerary
- Basic Tips to Remember When Exploring Hong Kong
- Day Hong Kong Itinerary in Detail
- Day 1 in Hong Kong: Lantau Island
- Day 2 in Hong Kong: Central
- Day 3 in Hong Kong: South Kowloon (Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei)
- Day 4 in Hong Kong: Mong Kok
- Day 5 in Hong Kong: Causeway Bay
- Day 6 in Hong Kong: Hong Kong Island (Sai Ying Pun and Lan Kwai Fong)
- Day 7 in Hong Kong: Hong Kong Disneyland
Hong Kong is a big city with a lot to see in it, so let’s lay it right out here: trying to explore it without an itinerary is a good way to drive yourself nuts.
But fear not. Whether you’re visiting for one, two, or even up to seven days, we’ve curated the best routes and ultimate game plan for your stay.
So buckle up and check out our detailed 7-day Hong Kong itinerary crafted for first-time explorers. And yes, you can mix and match as you please or as your trip duration requires!
7-Day Hong Kong Itinerary Overview
- Day 1 – Lantau Island
- Day 2 – Central
- Day 3 – South Kowloon (Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei)
- Day 4 – Mong Kok
- Day 5 – Causeway Bay
- Day 6 – Hong Kong Island (Sai Ying Pun and Lan Kwai Fong)
- Day 7 – Hong Kong Disneyland
“How many days is enough to explore Hong Kong?” you might ask.
Geographically speaking, Hong Kong is compact enough that you should need only three or four days of exploration. But why rush? Seven days or preferably even longer is better if you wish to explore the popular districts and attractions that we listed above.
Reminders About Our 7-Day Hong Kong Itinerary
Before you dive into our detailed Hong Kong itinerary, please bear in mind the following:
- All the itineraries we created assume you’ve already entered Hong Kong.
- The budgets stated in the itineraries are just estimates. They’re ballpark figures for the overall costs of admission fees, food, fare, and other expenses of one adult for one day.
- All the itineraries we crafted follow a 10 AM to 7 PM schedule. This is to allocate some preparation time for flight arrival and departure, as well as transportation to and from accommodation to the attraction, and vice versa.
Basic Tips to Remember When Exploring Hong Kong
- Get an Octopus Card as soon as you land and top it up. Use it to store money for cashless payments in MTR, other public transportation, or establishments to save more.
- Buy an e-SIM or SIM card so you don’t struggle looking for Internet access wherever you go. Purchase one in a kiosk or 7/11 near your accommodation because the ones sold in the airport are more expensive.
- Tipping isn’t generally common in Hong Kong except in some Western-style hotels and restaurants.
- Accommodation in Hong Kong can be expensive, so do your research and book a budget-friendly hotel in advance.
- Book tickets for activities and attractions online, preferably before your visit, so you can skip the long queues and get discounts.
7-Day Hong Kong Itinerary in Detail
Day 1 in Hong Kong: Lantau Island
| Time | Destination | Admission/Ticket Fee | |
| 10 AM to 11 AM | Aviation Discovery Center | HK$ 40 | |
| 11:30 AM to 1 PM | Lunch | – | |
| 2 PM to 3 PM | Ngong Ping Cable | Roundtrip Tickets: Adults • Standard Cabin – HK$ 270 •Crystal Cabin – HK$ 350 • Crystal+ Cabin – HK$ 395 3 to 11 years old •Standard Cabin – HK$ 135 •Crystal Cabin – HK$ 215 •Crystal+ Cabin – HK$ 260 Senior •Standard Cabin – HK$ 155 •Crystal Cabin – HK$ 235 • Crystal+ Cabin – HK$ 380 | |
| 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM | Po Lin Monastery | Free | |
| 4:45 PM to 5:30 PM | Big Buddha | Free | |
| 6 PM to 7 PM | Dinner | – | |
| Restaurant/Eatery | Location | Cuisine Type | Price |
| Crystal Jade | Unit 5T160, 1 Cheong Hong Road, Chek Lap Kok | Chinese | $$ |
| Oolaa Tung Chung | Unit G30, G/F, Citygate, 18-20 Tat Tung Road Tung Chung, Lantau Island | European and Western | $$$ |
| SkyCity Bistro | 1 Sky City Road East, Hong Kong International Airport | Western | $$$ |
Budget estimate: HK$ 700 to HK$ 900
If you have a one-day layover in Hong Kong or you want to start your first day with a quick excursion, you can make the most of it by exploring the key activities and destinations near Hong Kong International Airport.
And don’t worry about your luggage. You can just leave it for a while at the airport’s baggage storage facility or check in at your accommodation before you explore. Anyway, here’s more information about the destinations we listed above.
Aviation Discovery Center
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Website: https://www.hongkongairport.com/chi/shopping/entertainment/t2/aviat/avia.html
Location: Sky Plaza Road Central, Chek Lap Kok
Operating hours: Monday to Friday – 11 AM to 10 PM, Saturday to Sunday – 9:30 AM to 10 PM
Highlights:
- Interactive plane exhibits
- Flight simulator and facilities
- SkyDeck views
If you’re an airplane enthusiast or you simply enjoy looking at panoramic views, the Aviation Discovery Center at the Sky Corridor is a must-visit attraction.
Here, you can see interactive plane exhibits and flight simulators. For HK$ 40, you can hop into the pilot’s seat and immerse yourself in the thrill of take-offs and landings.
Also, don’t forget to visit the SkyDeck for some prime plane-spotting action and awesome city skyline views.
Ngong Ping Cable
Website: https://www.np360.com.hk/en
Location: Ngong Ping Road, Lantau Island
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 10 AM to 6 PM
Highlights:
- 360 views of Lantau Island
- Crystal Cabin
- Crystal+ Cabin
Riding the Ngong Ping Cable is the best way to start your Lantau Island adventure. This 25-minute cable car ride offers unobstructed views of Tung Chung Bay, Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, North Lantau Country Park, and Ngong Ping.
The Standard Cabin has transparent windows, and the Crystal Cabin features a glass bottom and transparent windows. You can also opt for the Crystal+ Cabin, which showcases a glass cabin and 360-degree panoramic views.
Po Lin Monastery
Website: https://www.plm.org.hk/eng/home.php
Location: Ngong Ping Road, Lantau Island
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 9 AM to 6 PM
Highlights:
- Three Buddha statues
- Hall of Skanda Bodhisattva
- Main Shrine Hall of Buddha
- Grand Hall of Ten Thousand Buddhas
Po Lin Monastery is one of the most visited attractions in Ngong Ping. It’s a place where Hongkongers and tourists seek solace and pray.
Here, you can bask in the peaceful ambiance of the mountains and the intricate and traditional architecture of the monastery.
Big Buddha
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Website: https://www.np360.com./big-buddha
Location: Ngong Ping Road, Lantau Island
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 10 AM to 5:30 PM
Highlights:
- Tian Tian Buddha Statue
- Scenic views
The Big Buddha is just next to Po Lin Monastery, but you’ll have to take 288 steps to reach the iconic Tian Tian Buddha Statue and beautiful Lantau’s peak.
Exploring this attraction is like a short meditation retreat because of the refreshing highland climate and picturesque views.
Day 2 in Hong Kong: Central
| Time | Destination | Admission/Ticket Fee | |
| 10 AM to 11 AM | Victoria Peak | Free | |
| 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM | Peak Tram | Roundtrip Tickets (Regular Days): • Adult – HK$ 148 • 3 to 11 years old/ 65 years old or above – HK$ 74 Roundtrip Tickets (Peak Days): • Adult – HK$ 168 • 3 to 11 years old/ 65 years old or above – HK$ 84 | |
| 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM | Lunch | – | |
| 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM | Hong Kong Observation Wheel | • Adult – HK$ 20 per ride • 3 to 11 years old/ 65 years old or above – HK$ 10 per ride | |
| 4 PM to 5:30 PM | Hong Kong Park | Free | |
| 6 PM to 7 PM | Dinner | – | |
| Restaurant/Eatery | Location | Cuisine Type | Price |
| The Peak Lookout | 121 Peak Road, The Peak | Eastern and Western | $$$ |
| Chôm Chôm | 58 Peel Street, Central | Vietnamese | $$ |
| Mr. Wolf | 5/F, Crawford House, 70 Queen’s Road Central, Central | European | $$ |
Budget estimate: HK$ 600 to HK$ 800
TDay two in Hong Kong is all about diving into Central’s urban escapades. We’re talking hiking, sightseeing, and just soaking up the vibes of one of the city’s busiest districts.
Don’t forget to wear comfortable clothes and shoes. And, grab your backpack because you’re in for a full day of channeling your inner Dora the Explorer!
Victoria Peak
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Website: https://www.thepeak.com.hk/en
Location: Central and Western District, Hong Kong Island
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – Open 24 hours
Highlights:
- Hiking routes
- Sky Terrace
- Peak Mall
- Sunset and city lights
Victoria Peak, or simply “The Peak,” is the tip-top of Hong Kong Island, so it’s the best vantage point to capture the breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour, Kowloon, and Hong Kong Island’s skyline and skyscrapers.
Several hiking trails lead to The Peak. Here are some routes we recommend:
- Central Green and Heritage Trail via Peak Tram Station
- Central/Mid-Levels Escalator via Old Peak Road
- The Morning Trail via Hatton Road
Peak Tram
Website: https://www.thepeak.com.the-peak-tram
Location: 33 Garden Road, Central
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 7:30 AM to 11 PM
Highlights:
- Scenic views
- Iconic tramcars
- Funicular railways (1,300 feet above sea level)
If you don’t feel like hiking, you can also reach Victoria Peak by riding the Peak Tram.
This ever-famous ride is one of the steepest cable railways in the world, so as you ascend the hill, the skyscrapers on the right side of the tram appear to be falling towards The Peak. But fear not. It’s just an optical illusion!
Moreover, in just seven to eight minutes, you can reach the top without even breaking a sweat.
Hong Kong Observation Wheel
Website: https://hkow.hk/
Location: 33 Man Kwong Street, Central
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 10 AM to 11 PM
Highlights:
- Ferris wheel
- Scenic views
- AIA Vitality Park
If you’re in Central, you won’t have a problem finding the gargantuan Hong Kong Observation Wheel.
It’s 197 feet tall and considered one of the tallest and biggest Ferris wheels in Asia, so don’t miss the opportunity to ride it!
After your Ferris wheel ride, you can explore the AIA Vitality Park below it and try free wellness classes like swing dancing, yoga, and kickboxing.
Hong Kong Park
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Website: https://www.lcsd.gov.hk/en/parks/hkp/
Location: 19號 Cotton Tree Dr, Central
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 6 AM to 11 PM
Highlights:
- Artificial lake
- Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware
- Butterfly Garden
- Edward Youde Aviary
- Forsgate Conservatory
- Tai Chi Garden
Hong Kong Park is a one-stop spot for outdoor recreational activities. Here, you can unwind and just watch beautiful species of birds in the aviary or appreciate flora and fauna in Forsgate Conservatory Greenhouse.
Besides that, you can join free guided tours every Saturday to explore the museums, galleries, and other attractions inside the park.
Day 3 in Hong Kong: South Kowloon (Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei)
| Time | Destination | Admission/Ticket Fee | |
| 10 AM to 10:30 AM | The Avenue of Stars | Free | |
| 11 PM to 12:45 PM | Hong Kong Science Museum | • Standard Ticket – HK$ 20 • Concessionary Ticket (for people with disabilities and senior citizens) – HK$ 10 Full-time Students – Free • Children under 4 years old (must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket) – Free | |
| 1:30 to 2:30 PM | Lunch | – | |
| 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM | Hong Kong Space Museum | • HK$ 24 to HK$ 32 (Space Theater) • HK$ 10 (Exhibition Halls) | |
| 4 PM to 5 PM | Temple Street Night Market | Free | |
| 5:15 PM to 6:15 PM | Star Ferry | Star Ferry’s Harbour Tour • Adult – HK$ 230 • 3 to 11 years old/ 65 years old or above – HK$ 160 Star Ferry Harbour Tour – A Symphony of Lights • Adult – HK$ 280 • 3 to 11 years old/ 65 years old or above – HK$ 200 | |
| 6:30 PM to 7 PM | Dinner | – | |
| Restaurant/Eatery | Location | Cuisine Type | Price |
| Hutong | H Zentre, 18/F, 15 Middle Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui | Northern Chinese | $$$ |
| Pici (Tsim Sha Tsui) | 地舖, Windsor Mansion, 29-31, Chatham Road South Entrance on Hart Avenue, Chatham Road, Tsim Sha Tsui | Italian | $$ |
| Hing Kee Restaurant | 15號 Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei | Cantonese | $$ |
Budget estimate: HK$ 800 to HK$ 1,000
If you wish to explore like a true-blood Hongkonger, you can start in South Kowloon. Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei are major tourist hubs highlighting Hong Kong’s culture and history.
Note that we’ve tweaked the budget estimate to make room for a little shopping spree at Temple Street Night Market. No one wants to head home empty-handed, right?
The Avenue of Stars
Location: Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, Tsim Sha Tsui
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – Open 24 hours
Highlights:
- Hong Kong celebrities’ statues and handprints
- Scenic views
- Symphony of Lights
Start your third day in Hong Kong by strolling or jogging around The Avenue of Stars at Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade.
To commemorate your visit, snag a photo with the hand prints, plaques, and statues of famous Hong Kong film stars!
Hong Kong Science Museum
Website: https://hk.science.museum/en/web/scm/index.html
Location: 2號 Science Museum Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui East
Operating hours: Monday to Wednesday – 10 AM to 7 PM, Friday to Sunday – 10 AM to 10 PM, Thursday – Closed
Highlights:
- Energy Machine
- Biodiversity Gallery
- Children’s Gallery
- Earth Science Gallery
- World of Mirrors
Looking for a simple indoor activity that both the kiddos and adults can enjoy? Head over to the Hong Kong Science Museum and check out a variety of interactive exhibits, hands-on experiments, and cool Science demos!
Hong Kong Space Museum
Website: https://hk.space.museum/en/web/spm/home.html
Location: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Operating hours: Monday, Wednesday to Friday – 1 PM to 9 PM, Saturday – 10 AM to 9 PM, Tuesday – Closed
Highlights:
- Space Theatre shows
- Special and permanent exhibitions
Another museum you can visit when in Tsim Sha Tsui is the Hong Kong Space Museum, which features an iconic dome structure.
It highlights planetarium shows and stargazing exhibits, as well as a range of other permanent and special exhibitions.
Temple Street Night Market
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Website: https://www.temple-street-night-market.hk/
Location: Temple Street, Jordan
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 2 PM to 11 PM
Highlights:
- Night market
- Local delicacies
- Street food
Want to experience shopping like a real Hongkonger? Go bargain hunting and practice your haggling skills at Temple Street Night Market! Here, you can pretty much find everything from trendy clothes to imitation watches, cheap jewelry, and so much more!
Star Ferry
Website: https://www.starferry.com.hk/en/service
Location: Star Ferry Pier, Tsim Sha Tsui
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 6:30 AM to 11:30 PM
Highlights:
- Harbor tour
- A Symphony of Lights show
Star Ferry is a renowned mode of transportation that has become a must-do for tourists in the city. It might not be as fast as the MTR, but it has its own charm, so if you wish to make the most of your ride, book a harbor tour!
Day 4 in Hong Kong: Mong Kok
| Time | Destination | Admission/Ticket Fee | |
| 10 AM to 11 AM | Street food stalls | – | |
| 11:20 AM to 12 PM | Cup Noodle Museum | • My Cupnoodles Factory – HK$ 60 per person • Demae Iccho Factory – HK$ 120 • My Granola Factory – HK$ 60 | |
| 12:20 PM to 1 PM | Lunch | – | |
| 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM | Ladies Market | Free | |
| 2:45 PM to 3:45 PM | Sneakers Street | Free | |
| 4 PM to 5:30 PM | Fa Yuen Street | Free | |
| 6 PM to 7 PM | Dinner | – | |
| Restaurant/Eatery | Location | Cuisine Type | Price |
| Di King Heen | Level 3, 193 Prince Edward Road W, Mong Kok | Cantonese | $$$ |
| One Dim Sum | G/F, 209A Tung Choi Street, Prince Edward | Cantonese | $$ |
| Street food stalls | Along Tung Choi Street and Mong Kok Road | Cantonese | $ |
Budget estimate: HK$ 500 to HK$ 1,000
Day four in Hong Kong is when your wallet will suffer a bit because of shopping.
But don’t worry because Mong Kok’s shopping scene is all about street markets, local brands, and labels, as well as under-the-radar shops, so you can definitely bag affordable deals.
Anyway, before you start your shopping pilgrimage, we recommend you fuel up with some tasty street food from the stalls in the area. Grab a bite so you have the energy to visit tons of kiosks and stalls all day!
Cup Noodle Museum
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Website: https://www.cupnoodles-museum.com.hk/
Location: Canton Road, 33號, China Hong Kong City Block 2, 樓26-35號, Tsim Sha Tsui
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 11:15 AM to 7:15 PM
Highlights:
- My Cupnoodles Factory
- Demae Iccho Factory
- My Granola Factory
Just like its name suggests, the Cup Noodle Museum isn’t an ordinary museum. Imagine a whole museum dedicated to cup noodles? Interesting, right?
If you’re a noodle lover, you’ll surely enjoy making your own cup of noods here!
Ladies’ Market
Website: https://www.ladies-market.hk/
Location: Tung Choi St, Mong Kok
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 11 AM to 11:30 PM
Highlight:
- Street markets
Ladies’ Market is one of the shopping hotspots in Mong Kok and Tung Choi. It’s a one-kilometer street market with open stalls and tiny boutiques selling almost every kind of Class A copy of handbags, cheap clothes, accessories, and even electronics.
Sneakers Street
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Website: https://www.sneakers-street.hk/
Location: Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok
Operating hours: Monday – 2:15 AM to 12 AM, Tuesday to Sunday – 11 AM to 11 PM
Highlight:
- Street markets
For all the sneakerheads and streetwear enthusiasts out there, Sneakers Street is the shopping haven for you. Whether you’re on the hunt for a special-edition or limited-edition sneaker, without a doubt, you’ll find it here.
Moreover, this street market has over 100 retail shops showcasing affordable to splurge-worthy streetwear finds.
Fa Yuen Street
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Location: Between Boundary Street and Dundas Street
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 12 PM to 11 PM
Highlight:
- Street markets
Fa Yuen Street is just next to Sneakers Street. This street market is like the bigger and less crowded version of the Ladies Market, so the shopping experience here is more comfortable.
Anyway, the stalls and hawkers here offer a wide array of leather goods, gadgets, bags, and clothes. Just be careful when buying “branded” items because some of them are just high-quality imitations.
Day 5 in Hong Kong: Causeway Bay
| Time | Location | Admission/Ticket Fee | |
| 10 AM to 11:30 AM | Victoria Park | Free | |
| 11:45 AM to 12:30 PM | Noonday Gun | Free | |
| 12:45 PM to 1:45 PM | Lunch | – | |
| 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM | Tin Hau Temple | Free | |
| 4 PM to 6 PM | Jardine’s Lookout Trail | Free | |
| 6 PM to 7 PM | Dinner | – | |
| Restaurant/Eatery | Location | Cuisine Type | Price |
| Lau Haa Hot Pot Restaurant | Lockhart House, Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay | Chinese | $$ |
| Little Bao | 近維園, Shop H1, G/F, 9 Kingston Street 大門口面對, Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay | Chinese and American | $$ |
| Din Tai Fung | 怡和街68號地下3-11舖, Causeway Bay | Chinese | $$ |
Budget estimate: HK$ 300 to HK$ 500
The fifth day of this week-long itinerary is set on Causeway Bay. It’s a vibrant hub filled with entertainment venues, historical attractions, Michelin-starred restaurants, as well as popular hiking trails.
And the best part? The attractions and activities for this day are free, so you can splurge more in delicious food and try different cuisines!
Victoria Park
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Website: https://www.lcsd.gov.hk/tc/parks/vp/
Location: 1 Hing Fat Street, Causeway Bay
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – Open 24 hours
Highlights:
- Landscaped gardens
- Swimming pool
- Sports facilities
- Picnic areas
With an area of over 19 hectares, Victoria Park is undoubtedly one of the biggest public parks in Hong Kong. This just means that you’ll have plenty of areas to explore.
We’re talking landscaped gardens, swimming pools, tennis courts, playgrounds, and more!
Noonday Gun
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Website: https://www.discoverhongkong.com/in/interactive-map/noon-day-gun.html
Location: Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Kellet Island
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – Open 24 hours
Highlights:
- Jardine’s Noonday gun
- Scenic views
Noonday Gun is open throughout the day, but you can only watch the iconic antique gun fired at exactly 12 PM, so be there early and don’t miss it!
Tin Hau Temple
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Website: https://www.ctc.org.hk/
Location: Ming Tak Mansion, 10號 Tin Hau Temple Road, Causeway Bay
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 7 AM to 5 PM
Highlights:
- 18th-century temple
- Historical relics
Tin Hau Temple is a symbolic representation of Hongkongers’ spiritual beliefs.
It’s where local fishermen and seafarers worship the Goddess of the Sea so they stay safe at sea and receive prosperity throughout the year.
Tourists appreciate this historical building because it showcases 18th-century temple architecture and historical relics that mirror the city’s past.
Jardine’s Lookout Trail
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Location: Hong Kong Trail Sec. 5, Tai Tam, South of Causeway Bay
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – Open 24 hours
Highlight:
- Scenic views
Jardine’s Lookout is an easy hike, so total beginners can check it out. With a total hiking distance of 3.5 kilometers, you can accomplish this trail in around one to two hours.
Day 6 in Hong Kong: Hong Kong Island (Sai Ying Pun and Lan Kwai Fong)
| Time | Location | Admission/Service Fee | |
| 10 AM to 11:30 AM | Art Lane | Free | |
| 12 PM to 1 PM | Lunch | – | |
| 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM | IFC Mall | Free | |
| 4 PM to 6 PM | Sense of Touch Central Day Spa | Signature Treatments: • Bath, scrub, and massage – HK$ 1,780 (2 hours) • Scrub and massage – HK$ 1,480 (90 minutes) • Bath and massage – HK$ 1,280 | |
| 6:20 PM to 7 PM | Dinner | – | |
| Restaurant/Eatery | Location | Cuisine Type | Price |
| Kwan Kee Claypot Rice | 西環, 263號 Queen’s Road W, Sai Ying Pun | Cantonese | $$ |
| Luk Yu Tea House | 24-26 Stanley Street, Central | Cantonese | $$$ |
| Porterhouse Seafood & Steak | 7/F, California Tower 30-36 D’Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong | Western | $$$ |
Budget estimate: HK$ 2,000 to HK$ 2,500
Sai Ying Pun and Lan Kwai Fong are our top picks for the sixth day. While the latter is renowned for its dynamic nightlife scene, we opted for a more laid-back vibe after all the walking and hiking the previous day.
Art Lane
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Website: https://www.one-artlane.com.hk/en/index.html
Location: Chung Ching Street, 8號奇靈里石棧里 ONE ARTLANE, SHOP NO.2 & 2A, Sai Ying Pun
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – Open 24 hours
Highlights:
- Murals
- Graffiti
- Street art
You don’t have to search high and low to spot the amazing street art and graffiti in Art Lane.
Most of the pieces of art here are found in Ki Ling Lane, Sek Chan Lane, and Chung Ching Street, so all you have to do is strike a pose and get your IG-worthy shots.
IFC Mall
Website: https://ifc.com.hk/en/mall/
Location: 8 Finance Street, Central
Operating hours: Monday to Sunday – 10 AM to 10 PM
Highlights:
- High-end stores
- Boutiques
- Cafes
- Jewelry stores
- Cinema
IFC Mall is a hotspot for bougies because it features over 200 mid-range and luxury stores. But we’re not here for that.
Instead, what we suggest you do here is relax, catch a box office hit or arthouse flicks at the cinema, and indulge in some fine dining.
Sense of Touch Central Day Spa
Website: https://senseoftouch.com.hk/
Location: 1-5F, 52 D’Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong
Operating hours: Monday to Saturday – 9:30 AM to 8 PM, Sunday – 10 AM to 7 PM
Highlights:
- Spa packages
- Spa treatments
Sense of Touch Central Day Spa is where you’ll splurge a bit. Since you’ll be going home soon, it’s time to destress and re-energize your achy joints and muscles.
The spa offers a diverse variety of custom and all-inclusive packages and treatments, so you can take your pick!
Day 7 in Hong Kong: Hong Kong Disneyland
| Time | Location | |
| 10 AM to 11 AM | Tomorrowland | |
| 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM | Adventureland | |
| 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM | Lunch | |
| 2 PM to 3 PM | Mystic Point | |
| 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM | Fantasyland | |
| 5 PM to 6 PM | Toy Story Land | |
| 6:30 PM to 7 PM | Dinner | |
For your reference, here’s an overview of the 1-day ticket and special pass prices in Hong Kong Disneyland:
| Ticket Tier | General Admission (12 to 64 years old) | Children (3 to 11 years old) | Senior (65 years old and above) | |
| 1-Day Tickets | Tier 1 | HK$ 639 | HK$ 475 | HK$ 100 |
| Tier 2 | HK$ 719 | HK$ 539 | HK$ 100 | |
| Tier 3 | HK$ 799 | HK$ 599 | HK$ 100 | |
| Tier 4 | HK$ 879 | HK$ 659 | HK$ 100 | |
| Pass Type | Prices |
| Early Park Entry Pass | HK$ 199 |
| Pass for 1 Attraction | HK$ 99 to HK$129 |
| Pass for 3 Attractions | HK$ 299 to 599 |
| Pass for 8 Attractions, 2 Entertainment Shows, and a Momentous Castle Show | HK$ 799 |
| Restaurant/Eatery | Location | Cuisine Type | Price |
| Royal Banquet Hall | Fl-405 (Portion), Fantasyland, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau Island | Cantonese, Japanese, and Western | $$ |
| Enchanted Garden Restaurant | Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau Island | Japanese, Chinese, and Western | $$$ |
| Crystal Lotus | Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, Lantau Island | Chinese | $$$ |
Budget estimate: HK$ 2,000 to HK$ 3,000
This trip wouldn’t be complete without visiting Hong Kong Disneyland. Since it’s your last day in the city, you can go all out and explore this whimsical wonderland!
And here’s a little bonus. After exploring all the fun stuff in this magical theme park, you’ll be out like a light on your flight home. A unique way to avoid jet lag, don’t you think?
Tomorrowland
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Start your morning strong and hit up the Spaceport of Tomorrowland. This zone is like a sci-fi fantasy world featuring epic rides that’ll whisk you off on an immersive adventure into the future.
If you’re brave enough, make sure you try thrilling 3D simulation rides like the Ant-Man and The Wasp, Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain, Iron Man Experience, and Orbitron!
Adventureland
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Are you ready to be swept away by the lush jungle paradise and tropical vibes of Adventureland? Keep your eyes peeled because jungle pals like Tarzan, Mowgli, and the Lion King await you here!
The highlights you shouldn’t miss in Adventureland are Tarzan’s Treehouse, the Enchanted Tiki Room, and the Indiana Jones Adventure.
Mystic Point
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Done with the adrenaline-pumping rides and attractions? It’s time to let your mind wander at Mystic Point.
This attraction showcases a mysterious (and a bit creepy) Victorian mansion that’s filled to the brim with rare artifacts and treasures from different parts of the globe.
Now, don’t be spooked. It’s all part of Mystic Point’s charm. Just think of it as a trip to a haunted house but with a dash of Indiana Jones adventure on the side.
Fantasyland
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Whether you’re a child at heart or bringing the kiddos with you, Fantasyland is the classic Disney attraction you can’t miss. This world of pure enchantment and nostalgia surely brings out the kid in everyone.
You can meet and take pictures with your favorite Disney characters at the Castle of Magical Dreams. Whether it’s Cinderella, Pooh, Snow White, or Aurora, just be ready with your camera because they’re roaming around in this fairytale paradise.
Toy Story Land
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Welcome to the awesome world of Andy and his best buddies – Toy Storyland!
This Pixar Toy Story-themed land is like a huge backyard filled with gigantic toys, building blocks, and, of course, Andy’s favorite crew – Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Rex, and more!
Plus, it also features fun rides like the Slinky Dog Spin, where you’ll literally spin round and round until you get dizzy!
