What are the must-do things in Hong Kong?

Don't miss these attractions in Hong Kong: Hong Kong Disneyland, The Peak Tram, and Ocean Park Hong Kong. If you like Outdoor experiences, try Hong Kong Peak Tram + Sky Terrace 428 at The Peak (Madame Tussauds Combo Package Options). If you enjoy City sightseeing, try Hong Kong Big Bus Night Sightseeing Tour.

What are the must-try foods and restaurants in Hong Kong?

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What are the recommended tours and excursions in Hong Kong?

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Top 10 Things to Do in Hong Kong 2026

2026 Global 100 - Best Things to Do

Hong Kong Disneyland

10

4.7/5

91.4k reviews

WORLD OF FROZEN IS NOW OPEN AT HONG KONG DISNEYLAND "For the First Time in Forever," immerse yourself fully in the epic world of the beloved "Frozen" films, brought to life before your very eyes! Let It Go Like Never Before at World of Frozen Guests are invited to explore the kingdom of Arendelle, from a magical musical boat ride to zooming through Arendelle's picturesque landscape, and Anna and Elsa's hidden forest hideaway. Indulge yourself in delicious cuisine, pick up unique souvenirs, delve deeper into the story of “Frozen” with enchanting attractions and experiences in day and night! THE MOST MAGICAL SHOW ON EARTH The nighttime spectacular, “Momentous”, illuminates the night sky with about 20 minutes of music and memorable moments. It reminds us how precious time is, and to cherish every moment with our loved ones. CASTLE OF MAGICAL DREAMS Standing as a shining beacon of courage, hope and possibility, the Castle of Magical Dreams stands proudly as the new centerpiece of Hong Kong Disneyland. It is built on 13 classic Disney tales of Princesses and Queens and inspires everyone to dream big. IT'S PLAYTIME WITH DUFFY AND FRIENDS Are you ready to jump into a whole new Fans-tasy adventure? Duffy and Friends are dressed in their seasonal outfits, and they want to write new stories with you! They love to spend this colorful time surrounded by laughter, smelling the flowers, touching the grass, bouncing around, jumping for joy, and playing wherever and whenever with you! So, let your innocent self out to play wholeheartedly. CAN'T MISS MARVEL EXPERIENCES If you are a Marvel fan, be sure to join the heroes in defeating the evil forces of Hydra at the highly-rated Iron Man Experience, and Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano-Battle! Fantastic Dining And Shopping Experiences Feast your eyes and satisfy your appetite with a whimsical assortment of food items inspired by classic Disney Characters or taste the exquisite cuisine integrating authentic flavors from around the world; and bring back a keepsake or two from the merchandise store to commemorate the magical experience. Stay In The Magic Extend the Disney spirit for a never-ending magical experience at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort hotels. Whether you are vacationing in a themed suite, spending a romantic staycation, or celebrating a spectacular day. The happiest place on earth becomes the dreami-est place, the delicious-est place, the magic-est place, with iconic Disney Friends at every turn. As to Disney artwork, logos, and properties: ©Disney ©2024 Marvel Content from official website of Hong Kong DisneylandHong Kong · 13.2km from downtown

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No. 2 of Best Things to Do in Hong Kong and Macau

The Peak Tram

8.8

4.6/5

12.4k reviews

The Peak Tram, in collaboration with HSBC Insurance, proudly presents Hong Kong's highest-altitude 3D light and sound spectacular — HSBC Insurance's "Peak Illuminations" light show. The "Peak of Lights" multimedia show takes place at The Peak Tower, Hong Kong's landmark atop Victoria Peak, serving as its stage. Through a series of audiovisual spectacles that blend light art with urban cultural elements, it meticulously showcases Hong Kong's diverse and unique urban charm. This captivating experience tells the moving stories of Hong Kong to both local residents and global travelers, demonstrating the city's enduring prosperity and vitality. HSBC Insurance's "Peak of Lights" multimedia show will officially debut on June 13, bringing Hong Kong a brand-new landmark nighttime attraction. HSBC Insurance and The Peak Tram aim to deliver meaningful and inspiring experiences for both residents and visitors through this collaboration, while showcasing the brand's commitment. We cordially invite everyone to visit Victoria Peak and personally experience this highest-altitude 3D light and sound spectacle in Hong Kong. Time: 7:30 PM, 8:30 PM, 9:30 PM (Three shows nightly, approximately 10 minutes each) *Note: Performance schedules may be subject to change due to weather conditions or seasonal adjustments. Please stay tuned to The Peak Tram's official website and social media platforms for the latest updates. In addition to HSBC Insurance's "Peak of Lights" multimedia show, HSBC Insurance and The Peak Tram have thoughtfully set up photo spots at The Peak Tower's Sky Terrace 428 observation deck, allowing visitors to take memorable photos with the characters. Nine distinctive display boards on the observation deck showcase various scenes from the light show, where visitors can join Stephen, Stitt, and Peak Boy in exploring these urban hotspots and experiencing Hong Kong's vibrancy. Furthermore, Sky Terrace 428 features meticulously crafted 3D installations incorporating iconic Hong Kong elements such as neon signs, traditional dim sum, and classic tram cars. Don't miss the chance to capture photos with Stephen, Stitt, and Peak Boy dressed in exclusive Hong Kong-themed outfits, making for an unforgettable photo experience. • Take the Peak Tram to Victoria Peak and enjoy panoramic views • Ride the cable car and witness the magical illusion of skyscrapers appearing to tilt • Head to The Sky Terrace 428, the highest observation deck in Hong Kong, to enjoy panoramic views of the city △The Peak Tram has a history of over 100 years and serves as the main transportation to Victoria Peak in Hong Kong, taking just 7 minutes to ascend gently from the foot to the summit. △ The Sky Terrace 428 is the highest observation deck in Hong Kong, offering you a breathtaking visual experience whether it's day, dusk, or night, allowing you to fully enjoy the urban scenery and unique charm. △The cable car ascends at an almost 45-degree incline, with rows of residential buildings nestled among the trees on both sides of the track. As it climbs along the steep slope, you'll naturally lean back in your seat—a truly unique experience.Hong Kong · 4.7km from downtown

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2026 Global 100 - Family-friendly Attractions

Ocean Park Hong Kong

8.7

4.6/5

49.4k reviews

Ocean Park Hong Kong Halloween fest September 5 to November 1, 2026 A thrilling carnival awaits your participation... This Halloween, Ocean Park Hong Kong is pulling out all the stops to create a dark and stylish carnival feast! Unlock a brand-new five-senses horror experience like never before, delivering unparalleled thrills! The globally sensational original fantasy IP “Under the Castle,” masterminded and creatively directed by world-renowned musician Jackson Wang, makes a grand debut. The mysterious castle gates of “FWD presents: Under the Castle horror experience” are now wide open, summoning all the trendsetters of the city to delve into the abyss of nightmares! Step into the surreal realm of “AEON Credit Card presents: Voodoo Boo haunted playground,” where reality and illusion blur—can you stay lucid? Then journey through the classic Hong Kong horror film setting “Orion Beer presents: Troublesome Night—The Coffin Boy,” where the immersive terror will have you screaming nonstop! The entire staff of the “Asylum of the damned” has mysteriously vanished, hiding the director's insane conspiracy behind it—waiting for you to uncover the bloody truth! Under the castle area A masterpiece of horror aesthetics ignites the Halloween bash across the park! The globally sensational original fantasy IP “Under the Castle” collaborates with Ocean Park Hong Kong for the first time, presenting the most thrilling horror experience that captivates the entire city! FWD presents: Under the Castle horror experience* Under the thick fog, a dark castle emitting an eye-catching green glow has mysteriously appeared in the Summit area! A more powerful demonic force has quietly awakened, and the long-sealed nightmares have spiraled out of control, distorting and collapsing reality while eroding human memories. Behind the green glow lurks an evil crystal curse! To stop this apocalyptic crisis, the only way is to delve deep into the demon's nightmare. As you venture into this surreal dreamscape, you'll encounter eerie mirror images, cursed living corpses tormented by the crystal, and alien monsters born from nightmares—all ready to attack! Just as you're about to escape, you realize the nightmare has only just begun… Under the castle AI illusion space* Want to create eye-catching Halloween photos? Simply strike a pose in front of the interactive photo booth to immerse yourself in an AI-generated fantasy space and capture magical photos with dark aesthetics—ready, three, two, one, smile! Under the castle mirror in mirror* Set against the backdrop of a spooky castle with creative visual trompe-l'œil effects, it combines trending elements in vogue. You can defy gravity in the mirror photography zone and capture surrealistic shots that are perfect for social media—every frame is an eye-catching gem. Under the castle eerie space* The ethereal melody has begun, and the mysterious castle gates have opened! In the lavish private ballroom, you and your companions can dance gracefully to the classical tunes. As the atmosphere reaches its peak, the enigmatic host of the ball will make a stunning entrance, joining you for the grand Under the Castle ball! Voodoo Boo haunted playground area AEON credit card presents: Voodoo Boo haunted playground* The mischievous Voodoo Boo has launched a surprise attack on Ocean Park Hong Kong, causing a complete blackout in the waterfront amusement area! Put on the special 3D glasses when entering the playground, and you'll instantly plunge into a twisted haunted world, surrounded by layers of illusions. The line between reality and fantasy blurs—stay focused! Whether the park can return to normal depends entirely on your wit and courage! As night falls, mysterious projections will transform the park into a surreal fantasy space, with neon colors adorning every snack kiosk and game booth! Orion beer presents: Troublesome Night - The Coffin Boy* The auspicious hour has arrived, and the night belongs to ghosts! In the blink of an eye, you'll find yourself immersed in the world of the classic Hong Kong horror film "Troublesome Night: The Coffin Child." Wander through an abandoned village, the crime scene of a vengeful female ghost in red, and a chilling coffin altar—testing the limits of your mental endurance! A mysterious spirit medium will guide you through the mystery—be sure to heed the warnings, or one wrong step could lead you to a point of no return! After successfully completing the challenge, you can also visit the movie poster exhibition! Asylum in the eerie domain* The psychiatric hospital sealed for years has lifted its lockdown for the first time! Following the shocking "mass disappearance incident" from back then, investigators returned to the scene wearing specialized bone conduction headphones to pick up supernatural frequencies from beyond this world. The piercing screams and chaotic murmurs in your ears will guide you deep into the forbidden core zone. Do you dare to visit the site and uncover the bloody truth? · Dive into the unseen deep sea world and explore different themed zones · Visit the beloved giant panda stars, meet penguins from the polar regions, and experience small animals in all aspectsCharm · Challenge the thrilling rides at the amusement park and enjoy the joy of speed Peak adventure land is located on the mountain, featuring a variety of thrilling rides, combined with polar rainforest exploration and high-altitude sightseeing experiences, making it more suitable for thrill-seeking adults. Waterfront adventure land is located at the foot of the mountain, focusing on family-friendly entertainment, animal encounters, and marine education, offering a relaxed atmosphere. The two major areas are connected by a cable car and the ocean express. The ocean express is fast, allowing quick travel between the mountain and sea areas with mostly indoor views. The cable car moves slowly through the mountains and sea, offering panoramic ocean views. "Marine wonders" will take you into the unseen deep sea world and uncover the mysteries of marine ecology! As you step into the ocean floor, the 5.5-meter-diameter viewing dome will give you a new perspective to explore the underwater world! "The giant panda journey" unveils the fascinating side of these national treasures! In addition to meeting the beloved Hong Kong-born giant panda twins, you can also visit the equally adorable giant pandas "Ying Ying" and "Le Le". Ocean Park Hong Kong combines fun entertainment with nature and science education, perfect for family outings or group adventures, offering diverse joy for a full day of exploration.Hong Kong · 8.1km from downtown

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No. 4 of Best Things to Do in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Palace Museum

8.2

4.7/5

6.7k reviews

The Hong Kong Palace Museum showcases precious collections from the Palace Museum and selected artifacts from other world-renowned institutions through innovative curatorial approaches. Opened in 2022, the museum is a leading institution for the study and appreciation of Chinese arts and culture, as well as for fostering dialogue among world civilizations. It was established through a collaboration between the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority and the Palace Museum. The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust donated HKD 3.5 billion for the museum's establishment and funded part of its annual exhibitions and educational programs from 2023 to 2032. Through research, exhibitions, publications, and educational and professional exchange programs, the museum builds international partnerships and establishes Hong Kong as a global hub for arts and culture. As a valuable resource for the local community, the museum inspires community engagement, fosters dialogue, and promotes creativity and interdisciplinary collaboration. Special exhibition Hall 9: "Hong Kong Jockey Club presents: Window to heaven - religious art collection from the Tretyakov Gallery" © Hong Kong Palace Museum Gallery 9: "Hong Kong Jockey Club presents: Window to heaven - religious art collection from the Tretyakov Gallery" (scheduled to open on October 21, 2026) This exhibition showcases the profound cultural and artistic traditions of Eastern Orthodoxy. It will feature approximately 100 precious collections from the world-renowned Tretyakov Gallery in Russia, including significant icon paintings with a history of nearly a thousand years, as well as Orthodox Christian artworks adorned with gemstones. The exhibition will be divided into five thematic sections, delving into the sacred role of icon paintings in religious liturgy and highlighting the importance of Christ, the Virgin Mary, saints, and evangelists in the Orthodox artistic tradition. Hall 8:"Brilliance: Jewelry masterpieces from the Metropolitan Museum of Art" special exhibition © The Metropolitan Museum of Art © 2025 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York This is the first large-scale global jewelry exhibition held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Hong Kong, featuring jewelry art from five continents spanning nearly 4,000 years from 2000 BCE to the 21st century. This exhibition marks the Metropolitan Museum of Art's first foray into the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. The exhibition will showcase approximately 200 treasures from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, along with selected works from the Hong Kong Museum of Jewelry, exploring the intimate connection between the human body and jewelry. These masterpieces will demonstrate the encyclopedic depth and breadth of this world-renowned museum's collection, while illustrating the diversity and interconnectedness of global jewelry. © The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York © 2025 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York Theme exhibition Gallery 1: "The Forbidden City and the world - Cultural exchange and mutual learning between China and foreign countries" special exhibition © Hong Kong Palace Museum Gallery 1: The Forbidden City and the world - Cultural exchange and mutual learning between China and foreign countries The exhibition places the Forbidden City and Chinese history within a global perspective, showcasing the diverse exchanges in diplomacy, trade, science, thought, and craftsmanship during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, weaving a grand tapestry of mutual cultural learning between China and the world. Featuring primarily artifacts from the Palace Museum collection, including over 150 cultural relics from China, other parts of Asia, and even Europe, the exhibition not only highlights the profound heritage of Chinese art and culture but also demonstrates the inclusive cultural essence of the Forbidden City and the significant contributions of Chinese civilization to the world. This exhibition is jointly presented by the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Palace Museum, embodying the Hong Kong Palace Museum's mission to promote the inheritance and innovation of China's outstanding traditional culture and to foster dialogue between Chinese and foreign civilizations. Gallery 2: "A day in the Forbidden City: Life and art in the Qing dynasty court" special exhibition © Hong Kong Palace Museum Gallery 2: "From dawn to dusk: Life and art in the Forbidden City" The Forbidden City was the primary residence of emperors and their consorts during the Ming and Qing dynasties. This exhibition primarily showcases over 300 exquisite 18th-century artifacts from the Palace Museum collection, allowing visitors to glimpse daily life from dawn to dusk within the Forbidden City and explore the rich material and spiritual world of its inhabitants. Gallery 3: "Colors of time - a selection of Ming dynasty ceramics from the Palace Museum collection" special exhibition © Hong Kong Palace Museum Gallery 3: "Colors of time - a selection of Ming dynasty ceramics from the Palace Museum collection" The Palace Museum's collection of Chinese ceramics from various dynasties primarily inherits the imperial collections of the Ming and Qing dynasties, renowned for their vast quantity, exquisite quality, and remarkable diversity. This exhibition showcases a selection of representative Ming dynasty ceramic treasures from the Palace Museum, highlighting the developmental evolution and outstanding achievements of ceramic craftsmanship during the early, middle, and late Ming periods. Gallery 4: "Soaring celestial steed - painting masterpieces from the Palace Museum collection" special exhibition © Hong Kong Palace Museum Gallery 4: "Soaring celestial steed - painting masterpieces from the Palace Museum collection" special exhibition From March 20, 2026 to March 17, 2027 Coinciding with the 2026 Year of the Fire Horse, the "Soaring celestial steed" exhibition adopts a curatorial approach centered on dialogues between court and literati paintings, tradition and modernity, as well as Eastern and Western art, showcasing nearly 100 masterpieces featuring horses by 60 renowned artists from the Yuan Dynasty to modern times. Gallery 5: "Innovation in craftsmanship – contemporary design in dialogue with ancient techniques" special exhibition © Hong Kong Palace Museum Gallery 5: "Innovation in craftsmanship – contemporary design in dialogue with ancient techniques" special exhibition The exhibition features over 100 exquisite artifacts from the Palace Museum, interpreting the artistic value of Chinese traditional craftsmanship from three perspectives: design, production, and usage. It also collaborates with outstanding designers from Hong Kong to showcase the influence of traditional craftsmanship on contemporary design concepts and cultural life. Gallery 6: Special exhibition "Delighted by the encounter: Wong Kwun-sham's connoisseurship and art of Chinese painting and calligraphy" © Hong Kong Palace Museum Gallery 6: Special exhibition "Delighted by the encounter: Wong Kwun-sham's connoisseurship and art of Chinese painting and calligraphy" Organized by the Hong Kong Palace Museum, this large-scale exhibition showcases the creative journey of Mr. Wong Kwun-sham, a renowned Hong Kong painter, calligrapher and connoisseur. The exhibits comprise over 60 important works recently donated to the museum by Mr. Wong's wife, Mrs. Wong Pong Chi-ying. The exhibition not only presents Mr. Wong's main artistic styles and achievements, but also outlines the close connection between his research in connoisseurship and his artistic creations. As the museum's fourth exhibition themed on donated collections, it marks the museum's increasingly rich and comprehensive holdings. Gallery 7: "The Hong Kong Jockey Club presents series: A day in the city - an experiment of observing things across time and space" "A day in the city" exhibition brings together nine cross-disciplinary local artists, both established and emerging, creating a fascinating dialogue space between the magnificent Forbidden City and the bustling metropolis of Hong Kong. The exhibition bridges Chinese traditional culture and contemporary art, guiding audiences through time and space to explore how ancient wisdom inspires modern daily life, while using experimental artistic approaches to examine how traditional culture can be revitalized in an urban context.Hong Kong · 2.4km from downtown

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2026 Global 100 - Night Attractions

Victoria Peak

8.2

4.6/5

19.4k reviews

The peak cable car, together with HSBC insurance, proudly presents Hong Kong's highest 3D light and shadow spectacle — HSBC insurance "Lights up the peak" light show. The "Light up the peak" multimedia show takes the Peak Tower at Hong Kong's landmark Victoria Peak as its stage. Through a series of audiovisual feasts blending light and shadow art with urban cultural elements, it meticulously presents Hong Kong's diverse and unique urban charm, telling captivating stories of Hong Kong to both local residents and global tourists, showcasing its enduring prosperity and vitality. HSBC Insurance's "Peak of lights" light show will officially debut on June 13, bringing a new landmark nighttime attraction to Hong Kong. HSBC Insurance and the cable car hope to deliver a meaningful and inspiring experience to residents and visitors through this collaboration, while showcasing the brand's commitment. Everyone is invited to ascend Victoria Peak and personally experience this highest-altitude 3D light feast in Hong Kong. Time: 7:30 PM, 8:30 PM, 9:30 PM (three sessions nightly, approx. 10 min each) *Note: The performance time schedule may change due to weather conditions or seasonal adjustments. Please stay tuned. Follow the peak cable car official website and social media platforms for the latest updates. In addition to the HSBC insurance "Peak of lights" light show, HSBC insurance and the cable car have also meticulously set up photo spots at the Sky Terrace 428 viewing platform, allowing visitors to take photos with the characters as a memento. The nine distinctive display panels on the viewing platform each showcase different scenes from the light show, where visitors can join Stephen, Stitt, and Peak Jai to step into these city hotspots and feel the vibrancy of Hong Kong. Furthermore, Sky Terrace 428 also features a specially crafted 3D installation that brings together various Hong Kong elements such as iconic neon signs, traditional dim sum, and the classic cable car; visitors can take photos with Stephen, Stitt, and Peak Jai, who are dressed in limited-edition outfits featuring Hong Kong characteristics, to fully enjoy the photo experience—don't miss it. Victoria Peak on Hong Kong Island is the highest point on the island, offering a broad view that allows you to gaze at Lantau Island in the distance, overlook the panoramic scenery of Hong Kong, and admire the layered skyscrapers and the night view of Victoria Harbour. Combined with the Sky Terrace 428 at the Peak Tower and the Peak Tram, it has become a major tourist attraction in Hong Kong and one of its iconic landmarks. △ Taking the Peak Tram is a way to explore Hong Kong, with millions of travelers enjoying the urban and natural scenery from a spectacular angle every year. △ The Peak Tower Sky Terrace 428 is the highest observation deck in Hong Kong, offering you a breathtaking visual experience whether it's day, dusk, or night, allowing you to fully enjoy the urban scenery and unique charm. △ The fun time photo gallery is located on the 2nd floor of the Peak Tower, featuring 22 meticulously designed themed scenes with professional studio lighting and diverse elements, allowing you to experience a large-scale selfie gallery in a self-portrait format. △ Madame Tussauds Hong Kong features over 100 celebrity wax figures from around the world and offers multi-sensory displays, including the first-ever augmented reality holographic experience of Hong Kong's popular singer-songwriter Jackson Wang. △ Rich man dream world is located at Victoria Peak in Hong Kong, bringing the classic elements of the board game to life, allowing everyone to become a rich man. Welcome to the dream worldHong Kong · 5.4km from downtown

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No. 6 of Best Things to Do in Hong Kong

Ngong Ping 360

8

4.7/5

13.6k reviews

· Take the Ngong Ping Cable Car, Access to famous Hong Kong tourist attractions such as the Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, Tai O Fishing Village and start your Lantau Island journey! · Sit in a comfortable and quiet carriage and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the Hong Kong International Airport, the mountains and waters, the Tian Tan Buddha and the Ngong Ping Plateau. · Visit Ngong Ping Market and enjoy all kinds of exciting entertainment facilities! The Ngong Ping Cable Car connects Tung Chung with Ngong Ping and offers the serene panorama of Lantau, Hong Kong. Ngong Ping Terminal is right next to Ngong Ping Village - the best starting point to reach other Hong Kong attractions such as the Big Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, Tai O fishing village, etc. Ngong Ping Village is the home to recreation, shopping, and four entertaining themed attractions loved by locals and tourists! The market has themed attractions such as the "360 Dynamic Cinema" and the "Cable Car Discovery Center", as well as a variety of delicacies, allowing you to enjoy a variety of leisure, dining and shopping experiences. Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car △ The Ngong Ping Cable Car has standard cabin, crystal cabin or panoramic cabin for you to choose. Each cable car journey takes about 25 minutes. You can choose a one-way or round-trip cable car. △ Panoramic Cabin △ Set on a scenic 1.5-hectare site on Lantau Island, Hong Kong and adjacent to Ngong Ping Cable Car Terminal, the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery, Ngong Ping Village is a culturally themed village designed and landscaped to integrate into the scenic nature of Ngong Ping. And there is shopping, dining and entertainment.Hong Kong · 28.5km from downtown

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2026 Global 100 - Night Attractions

Hong Kong Observation Wheel

7.7

4.6/5

4.4k reviews

• Enjoy spectacular views of the Hong Kong Skyline • Come experience a 15-minute ride with unobstructed panoramic views of the Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong City skyline! • Time travel with the HKOW AR App presented by AIA △Located on the new Central Waterfront Promenade, the 60 m tall Hong Kong Observation Wheel provides panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and the surrounding areas. △Each ride includes two to three revolutions and takes about 15 minutes. △With it's centralized location along the newly redeveloped waterfront promenade, the Hong Kong Observation Wheel is a fun place to visit and a great way to see some of the iconic Hong Kong skyline.Hong Kong · 3.9km from downtown

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2026 Global 100 - Night Attractions

Victoria Harbour

7.6

4.7/5

7.3k reviews

• Charming sea views and night views make it a must-see for tourists visiting Hong Kong • Take a cruise to enjoy the Victoria Harbor scenery from a unique perspective • You can also enjoy a large-scale light and music show amid the beautiful night view △ After nightfall, the lights of thousands of houses reflect each other, and the night view of Victoria Harbor is ranked as one of the "three major night views in the world" along with Hakodate and Naples. △ The large-scale light show "A Symphony of Lights" held at 8 o'clock every night in Victoria Harbor is worth looking forward to. More than 40 buildings are accompanied by rhythmic music, and the colorful and dancing lights are dazzling. △ Every New Year's Eve and the second night of the Lunar New Year, a grand fireworks display is held in Victoria Harbor.Hong Kong · 3.3km from downtown

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No. 9 of Best Things to Do in Hong Kong

Big Bus Tours Hong Kong

7.4

4.4/5

679 reviews

Discover new urban adventures: Big Bus sunset tour Hop aboard the Big Bus sunset tour on an open-top double-decker bus, cruising through Hong Kong's iconic streets and dazzling nightscapes with the breeze in your hair. Whether you're exploring historic landmarks by day or soaking in the neon-lit spectacle by night, the sunset tour offers the perfect vantage point for sightseeing. Every snapshot you take is bound to be a showstopper on social media! Hong Kong Island Line: A citywalk through history and vibrant streets Ride the Hong Kong Island Line to explore the diverse landscapes along the coastline and towering streets. Start from the skyscraper-filled Central financial district, pass through bustling shopping paradises, then delve into the laid-back, exotic charm of SoHo. The bus will then take you to the colonial-style Hollywood Road and the antique Man Mo Temple, immersing you in a nostalgic blend of modern and historical Hong Kong culture. Stanley route: A healing journey along stunning coastlines The Stanley route will take you to the southern district of Hong Kong Island, where you can enjoy breathtaking natural scenery. The open-top bus will pass through Stanley, Repulse Bay, and Aberdeen, allowing you to take in the beautiful coastline and Tai Tam Reservoir views from the comfort of your seat. Upon arrival in Stanley, you can freely switch to vacation mode, visit historic landmarks like Murray House and Blake Pier, then enjoy afternoon tea at the coffee shops in Repulse Bay's The Repulse Bay. On your return trip, experience the thrilling rollercoaster-like ride along the Magazine Gap Road flyover! Kowloon Night Tour: Immerse yourself in a cinematic neon wonderland As night falls, the Kowloon Night Tour will immerse you in Hong Kong's classic neon-lit views. The bus will navigate through the bustling heart of Kowloon, taking you to Wong Kar-wai-esque Nathan Road, the vibrant Temple Street Night Market and fruit market, brand-filled Canton Road, and the iconic Victoria Harbour. The journey concludes at Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, perfectly capping off your Hong Kong night.Hong Kong · 3.7km from downtown

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No. 10 of Best Things to Do in Hong Kong

M+

7.2

4.7/5

2.1k reviews

M+ is Asia's first global museum of contemporary visual culture, located in the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong. M+ is dedicated to collecting, exhibiting, and interpreting visual art, design and architecture, moving image, and Hong Kong visual culture of the 20th and 21st centuries. Ticket information M+ ticket One ticket grants access to all M+ galleries, including special exhibitions. Exhibition content "Ah, design! Experience the wonder of everyday design" Extension: starting from June 27, 2026 Location: M+ ground floor lobby exhibition hall This fun-filled, family-friendly special exhibition explores contemporary design and its impact on everyday behaviors such as walking, eating, and sitting. Through hands-on games, interactive installations, and immersive audiovisual rooms, the exhibition encourages visitors to observe closely, try things out, and learn through play. The concept of "Design Ah!" originates from the renowned educational TV program "Design Ah! neo" produced by Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK), and the exhibition is jointly produced by NHK Education Corporation, NHK Promotion Limited, and TOKYO NODE, showcasing how design enhances our quality of life, shapes daily behaviors, and fosters connections between people. Daily life is filled with thousands of designed objects, including chopsticks, toothbrushes, buses, and traffic lights. Behind them lies the creators' thoughts on how these items are used and the ingenuity of improving lives through design. "Ah, design!" invites audiences to view and experience familiar objects in new and unexpected ways, while exploring how people use their eyes, hands, feet, and other body parts to understand the world around them. This exhibition features twenty-one works centered around ten verb themes closely related to daily behaviors, with some exhibits reflecting Hong Kong's visual environment and culinary culture. Starting from everyday observations, these works aim to spark curiosity through hands-on games, interactive installations, and immersive audiovisual rooms, creating moments of inspiration that make viewers exclaim, "Ah!" nomena Verb park 2025 Scene from the "Design Ah! Exhibition neo" held at TOKYO NODE, 2025 Photo: Satoshi Asakawa YOY Destruction and repair 2025 Scene from the "Design Ah! Exhibition neo" held at TOKYO NODE, 2025 Photo: Keisuke Kitamura Haramaki Yu "Slow & Steady" 2025 Scene from the "Design Ah! Exhibition neo" held at TOKYO NODE, 2025 Photo: Keisuke Kitamura Scene from the "Design Ah! Exhibition neo" held at TOKYO NODE, 2025 Photo: Satoshi Asakawa The multimedia center, grand staircase (except for ticketed events), building B1 level, and rooftop garden are open to the public for free visits. "Myths and monsters: The fantastic realms of Asia" Extension: from October 17, 2026 to April 4, 2027 Location: West exhibition hall, 2nd floor Have you ever wondered how the monsters, spirits, and fantastical worlds from myths and legends influence today's comics, animations, films, and gaming culture? "Myths and monsters: The fantastic realms of Asia" is a special exhibition spanning the 19th to 21st centuries, taking the audience into the vibrant fantasy worlds of Asia to explore how myths, legends, and imagination have shaped Asian visual culture and continue to influence the development of global art and pop culture. The exhibition unfolds through four major themes, starting from traditional arts such as Japanese ukiyo-e, Chinese shadow puppetry, and Tibetan thangka, tracing the development of surrealism in Asia and the rise of comic and animation culture. The audience can further explore how fantasy aesthetics extend to various fields such as art, design, architecture, film, fashion, video games, and digital culture. Kim Younghwan, Self-portrait landscape, 1962, oil on canvas, collection of the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, image provided by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea Astro Boy, 1952, ©Tezuka Productions Herzog & de Meuron: "Focus"(Opens on September 12) This exhibition celebrates the fifth anniversary of M+ with a significant collection donated by Herzog & de Meuron (founded in Switzerland in 1978). The M+ building was designed by this world-renowned architecture firm. Janet Cardiff: Forty-part motet(Free admission) Created by Canadian artist Janet Cardiff, "Forty-part motet (a reworking of Thomas Tallis's 1556 composition 'Spem in Alium')" (2001) is a profoundly moving sound installation. This groundbreaking work immerses the audience in "Spem in Alium" (Hope in any other), a religious motet (also known as a polyphonic choral piece) composed by 16th-century English composer Thomas Tallis. Wael Shawky: "I Am the Hymns of the New Temples" Wael Shawky's video work "I Am the Hymns of the New Temples" (2023) delves into the origins of humanity and the construction of national narratives. Set against the backdrop of the ancient city of Pompeii, the work features actors wearing handmade ceramic and papier-mâché masks, moving through the ruins of this city that once stood at the crossroads of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures. Heri Dono: Fermentation of thoughts Heri Dono's kinetic installation work "Fermentation of thoughts" (1992–1993) resembles a classroom with rows of old wooden desks, each topped with a white fiberglass model of a human head. Inspired by Indonesia's sociopolitical climate in the early 1990s, this work particularly reflects how the government influenced public opinion and manipulated minds through propaganda. Echoes of mountains and waters Featuring works selected from the M+ collections, this exhibition explores the complex relationship between landscape and humanity in an increasingly virtual post-industrial world. "Objects · space · interaction" Exhibiting over 500 pieces of furniture, architecture, graphic art, and other design works created in or influenced by Asia over the past seventy years. "Chronicle of creations" Featuring works selected from the M+ collections, this exhibition explores various facets of creative expression through the lens of the manufacturing process, examining the profound impact of creation on human life, global communities, and fragile ecosystems throughout history. "M+ Sigg collection: Mindscapes" The third exhibition of the M+ Sigg collection follows the groundbreaking presentations of "M+ Sigg collection: From the great revolution to globalization" (2021–2023) and "M+ Sigg collection: Another story" (2023–2025), focusing on important artists and trends to re-examine this precious collection and contemporary Chinese art from fresh and in-depth perspectives.Hong Kong · 2.3km from downtown

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