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A trip to Hong Kong means you can experience amazing views and fun modes of transportation. Victoria Peak is a site that can’t be missed — and what better way to get up the mountain than by riding a funicular. And while it’s always a treat to visit the Mid-Levels, some say the super-long outdoor escalators that take you there are even more noteworthy.
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
8 Finance St, Central, Hong Kong
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1 Hour
Peak Tram
Funicular railway offering the most direct path to and from Victoria Peak. The track hits a 27 degree angles at times, so hang on tight.
33 Garden Rd, Central, Hong Kong
Funicular railway offering the most direct path to and from Victoria Peak. The track hits a 27 degree angles at times, so hang on tight.
33 Garden Rd, Central, Hong Kong
1.5 Hour
Victoria Peak
This is the highest point on Hong Kong Island. Enjoy restaurants, shops and spectacular views of the skyline and harbor.
The Peak, Hong Kong
This is the highest point on Hong Kong Island. Enjoy restaurants, shops and spectacular views of the skyline and harbor.
The Peak, Hong Kong
.5 Hour
Mid Level Escalators
The world's longest covered outdoor escalator system, running half a mile in distance. Hop on/off to explore Central and Mid-levels.
Jubilee St, Central, Hong Kong
The world’s longest covered outdoor escalator system, running half a mile in distance. Hop on/off to explore Central and Mid-levels.
Jubilee St, Central, Hong Kong
1.5 Hour
Tea Wood (Wellington St.)
Simple and tasty Taiwanese restaurant with excellent service. There's sometimes a long line, so you may want to avoid peak hours.
Jade Centre, 98 Wellington St, Central
Simple and tasty Taiwanese restaurant with excellent service. There’s sometimes a long line, so you may want to avoid peak hours.
Jade Centre, 98 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
.5 Hour
Oi Ling Antiques
Learn about traditional Chinese arts and culture at this lovely gallery. The owner, Oi Ling Chiang, gives fascinating talks.
72 Hollywood Rd, Central, Hong Kong
Learn about traditional Chinese arts and culture at this lovely gallery. The owner, Oi Ling Chiang, gives fascinating talks.
72 Hollywood Rd, Central, Hong Kong
1 Hour
IFC Mall
Upscale mall in the financial district. It's on the expensive side, but even those with empty pockets can enjoy a stroll here.
8 Finance St, Central, Hong Kong
Upscale mall in the financial district. It’s on the expensive side, but even those with empty pockets can enjoy a stroll here.
8 Finance St, Central, Hong Kong
.75 Hour
Shake Shack at IFC Rooftop Garden
Mmm...Shake Shack. This premium burger joint is the best way to finish a big day out -- especially when you get the vanilla frozen custard.
Two International Finance Centre
Mmm…Shake Shack. This premium burger joint is the best way to finish a big day out — especially when you get the vanilla frozen custard.
Two International Finance Centre, 4018,4F IFC, Finance St, Central, Hong Kong
