“A very interesting museum about HK history, its huge so select the sections you are the most interested in.”

“Science museums are always cool, especially if you haven't been to one before. ”

“The Hong Kong Science Museum is just adjacent to the Hong Kong Museum of History. It opened in 1991 and covers a wide range of science and technology and in contrast to traditional museums, the Hong Kong Science Museum encourages its visitors to actively participate, explore and experience the exhibitions. Especially for kids this is a great learning and fun opportunity.”

“This museum is well worth a visit. 'The Hong Kong Story' takes visitors through the territory's past via eight galleries. Free guided tours of the museum are available in English 11AM.”

“A list-topper for history buffs, the museum has made enormous efforts in studying, collecting, processing and exhibiting countless objects which are related to the archaeology, history.”

“Come here to learn about Hong Kong's history, starting from the prehistoric age, to the moment that it was born as a British colony and to its present day as one of the most modern economies in the world.”

“You can play around with a broad spectrum of cool topics,including robotics,virtual reality and transportation.Be sure to check out the 22-metre-high twin-tower Energy Machine.”

“Massive museum with a great overview of Hong Kong (particularly the top floor with more recent history!)”

“The strip of bars, restaurants and cafes in Tsim Sha Tsui East ensures that the district’s office workers and shoppers have broad harbour views to go with their alfresco refreshments. ”

“One of the finest city skylines in the world has to be that of Hong Kong Island, and the promenade here is one of the best ways to get an uninterrupted view. It’s a lovely place to stroll around during the day, but it really comes into its own in the evening, during the nightly Symphony of Lights , a spectacular sound-and-light show involving 44 buildings on the Hong Kong Island skyline. The new Deck ‘n Beer bar located here is a great spot to have an alfresco, waterside drink (weather permitting). Along the first part of the promenade is the Avenue of the Stars , which pays homage to the Hong Kong film industry and its stars, with handprints, sculptures and information boards, a brave ”

“One of the finest city skylines in the world has to be that of Hong Kong Island, and the promenade here is one of the best ways to get an uninterrupted view. It’s a lovely place to stroll around during the day, but it really comes into its own in the evening, during the nightly Symphony of Lights , a spectacular sound-and-light show involving 44 buildings on the Hong Kong Island skyline. The new Deck ‘n Beer bar located here is a great spot to have an alfresco, waterside drink (weather permitting). Along the first part of the promenade is the Avenue of the Stars , which pays homage to the Hong Kong film industry and its stars, with handprints, sculptures and information boards, a brave but ultimately lacklustre effort to celebrate Hong Kong’s film and TV industry. The promenade officially starts at the New World Centre shopping centre and runs parallel to Salisbury Rd almost to the Hong Kong Coliseum and Hung Hom train station, but you can walk along the water all the way from Star Ferry pier in order to gain access to it. It gets especially crowded during the Chinese New Year fireworks displays in late January/early February and in June during the Dragon Boat Festival . ”