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Best Things to Do
Top 50 Best Things to Do in Hong Kong [2025]
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Hong Kong Disneyland
4.7
/5
75561 reviews
10
From £65.90
Based on 17,554 reviews
Disneyland Area | 13.2 km from downtown
Phone +852-35503388
Address: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 days
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
World of Frozen
Disney's 1st 'Frozen' theme park
Saved by 24768 users34935 positive reviews
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Hong Kong Disneyland: As the "mini" park in Disney's global layout, its advantage is that the project is compact and can be quickly visited on foot. 2025 coincides with the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong Disneyland, and there will be themed decorations and limited activities in the park; but tourists generally report that the service level is uneven, some staff members have an assembly line attitude, the number of parade floats is small, and the duration is only about 2 minutes. The experience is slightly discounted compared to other Disney parks, and it is more suitable for families with tight schedules or young children.
The children have played in Shanghai Disneyland. This time, Hong Kong Disneyland is celebrating its 20th anniversary. I took my children here to play. Hong Kong Disneyland has exclusive theme parks, including the world's unique Grizzly Gulch (Western mining town theme) and Mystic Manor (magnetic car exploring the ancient house). The Frozen theme area is the world's first immersive area based on "Frozen", including 4D track boat experience and snow mountain downhill roller coaster. Toy Story Land is the largest Toy Story theme area in Asia, suitable for parent-child interaction.
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Ocean Park Hong Kong
4.6
/5
44662 reviews
8.9
From £42.20
Based on 10,705 reviews
Southern | 8.1 km from downtown
Phone +852 39232323
Address: Ocean Park Hong Kong, 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Experience close encounters with dolphins
World's 9th largest aquarium
Saved by 9845 users16755 positive reviews
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I went to Ocean Park during a typhoon in Hong Kong last year. The old theme park is indeed old and there are not many attractions to play. It was sometimes sunny and sometimes rainy, which slightly ruined the mood. But I did see a lot of marine animals. I can also feel that Ocean Park is trying to be younger and has done a lot of public welfare activities to protect animals. I feel that it will be very suitable for children's education.
Very convenient and fast. Just need to show QR code and we're in.
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The Peak Tram
4.6
/5
6375 reviews
8.7
From £7.21
Based on 9,150 reviews
Central | 4.7 km from downtown
Phone +852-25220922
Address: 33 Garden Rd, Central
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Overlooking Hong Kong's Skyline & Victoria Harbour
Centennial historical cable car
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Peak Tram: This century-old mountain cable car is the most convenient way to reach the top of Victoria Peak. The entire journey takes about 7 minutes, and you can overlook the interweaving of the Central buildings and the mountains and sea of Victoria Harbour along the way. The ride is less crowded when the park opens at 7:30 in the morning, and it is recommended to avoid the afternoon queue peak. When going down the mountain, you can also experience the unique fun of the "reverse" perspective. It is a classic Hong Kong transportation and sightseeing dual experience project.
The main point is that since you are here, you have to experience it, but it was so hot on the way there.
The scenery is very good. It is much more cost-effective to buy tickets on the platform than on the spot, and you can use it on the spot. This 👆🏻 likes it.
There are indeed many luxury houses on the top of the mountain. I really envy the rich haha. There is also a Mickey Mouse lying on the top, haha, so cute.
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The Peak
4.6
/5
18026 reviews
8.7
Based on 36,336 reviews
5.4 km from downtown
Phone +852-28490668
Address: The Peak, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Ride the historic Peak Tram
Panorama of HK's skyline & Victoria Harbor
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The Peak: The highest peak on Hong Kong Island (554 meters above sea level). Tickets are required to enter the 428 Observation Deck of the Peak Tower, but the free Lion Pavilion Observation Deck also offers an excellent view, with a 360-degree view of Victoria Harbour at night. When the lights come on, the city lights and the waves of the sea complement each other. The Peak Tower is also home to Madame Tussauds, specialty restaurants and souvenir shops, making it a one-stop leisure spot after viewing the night view. It is an iconic viewing point in Hong Kong.
You must go to the Peak when you go to Hong Kong! 🎈 - Share my travel guide with you~ It's super exciting to take the retro cable car up. When you reach the observation deck on the top of the mountain, you can see the prosperity of Hong Kong. Remember to buy tickets online in advance to avoid the weekend peak. Go at sunset, you can see both the daytime scenery and the beautiful night view🌆 It's really worth it - Best time to visit: It is recommended to go there from 3 to 5 pm, when the light is suitable for taking pictures. If you go up the mountain later in the afternoon, you can also enjoy the sunset and night view at the same time.
There are various restaurants and snack bars on the top of the mountain, ranging from authentic Hong Kong refreshments to international cuisine. There are also many delicious foods to choose from in the nearby Hang Lung Shopping Center.
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Hong Kong Palace Museum
4.8
/5
3743 reviews
8.4
From £6.64
Based on 46 reviews
West Kowloon | 2.4 km from downtown
Phone +852-22000217
Address: West Kowloon Cultural District, 8 Museum Drive, Kowloon
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Featured in 2024 Asia 100 - Best Things to Do
Highlights:
Over 900 exhibits from the Palace Museum
Over 900 artifacts borrowed from Beijing
Saved by 2411 users3586 positive reviews
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Very good hotel, it is indeed OK, don't miss it if you pass by, it is clean and sanitary, large space, quite good, come and have a look, it is OK, very good, good air, very quiet, very good, must come, you can't miss it
Hong Kong Palace Museum 🔥
A "cultural prism" in the West Kowloon Cultural District! 914 treasures from the Palace Museum have come across the sea. The permanent exhibition decodes the daily life of the palace from the costumes of the emperors and empresses. The special exhibition dares to talk with the "Biography of Female Historians" and the relics of the British Museum. The "glazed tile curve" hidden in the building is a metaphor for the Palace Museum. The exhibition hall restores the Hall of Mental Cultivation with AR. The Cantonese guided tour breaks the dimensional wall in seconds. Antiquities are no longer symbols in the window, but a thousand-year resonance between Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao and the Palace Museum. After visiting, you will understand that "borrowing exhibitions is to let history learn to speak bilingual"!
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Ngong Ping 360
4.7
/5
10052 reviews
8.2
From £16.31
Islands District | 28.5 km from downtown
Phone +852 36660606
Address: 11 Tat Tat Road, Tung Chung, Lantau, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-4 hours
Featured in 2024 Asia 100 - Best Things to Do
Highlights:
Panorama of Lantau Island | Big Buddha
One of world's top 10 cable cars
Saved by 6685 users6462 positive reviews
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Be sure to check the weather before going!!! It's really beautiful!!! When we went back, there were only my friend and I in the carriage. We didn't have to queue for the panoramic view. Sometimes you still have to be a RMB player.
The staff was very friendly. We booked a crystal carriage, but there were not many people that day so we took the more expensive Disney theme carriage. The scenery during the ascent was also beautiful. After seeing the Big Buddha, you can take bus No. 21 to Tai O at the station in the scenic area, and then take bus No. 11 back to Ngong Ping Station, without having to go back. East Gate City has many brands, with favorable prices, and is very good to visit.
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Hong Kong Observation Wheel
4.6
/5
2802 reviews
8.1
From £1.90
Based on 478 reviews
Central | 3.9 km from downtown
Phone +852 2339 0777
Address: 33 Man Kwong St, Central, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 hour
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Victoria Harbour skyline view
360° view of Victoria Harbour
Saved by 2971 users2236 positive reviews
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Although I waited in line for more than half an hour, the experience was really great. I bought the ticket online first, and then went to the staff to verify it. The staff's attitude was also superb! The overall experience was 100 points💯
great attraction and easy ticket purchase experience. only downside was the long queue, but fortunately they had outdoor fans to keep air circulating during our wait
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Victoria Harbour
4.7
/5
7035 reviews
8.0
Based on 6,304 reviews
3.3 km from downtown
Address: Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Multi-angle view of Victoria Harbor (Cruise)
Large-scale light & music show at night
Saved by 4724 users3443 positive reviews
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It’s a tourist thing to do when you visit hk n the scene is quite nice. Seeing the structures of the city 🌆 n we were blessed with a nice weather despite predicting it to rain :)
Great way to see the harbour by night, especially the light show
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M+
4.7
/5
1388 reviews
7.7
From £18.02
West Kowloon | 2.3 km from downtown
Phone +852 2200-0217
Address: M+, West Kowloon Cultural District, 38 Museum Drive, Kowloon
Recommended sightseeing time: 1.5-3 hours
Highlights:
Collection showcases 20th & 21st century works
Showcasing Asian global art & culture
Saved by 1544 users1307 positive reviews
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Booked this package and paying extra for the Ruby Pass was the best thing we did! The M+ Art gallery was incredible and general admission tickets meant we could wander from exhibition to exhibition and take our time. Picasso, of course, was the star of the show and I particularly enjoyed the 'Paint like Picasso' activity. Unfortunately when we were there, some of the exhibits were being changed, so we weren't able to visit all of them. Taking the Peak Tram was lots of fun, but it was super crowded, so the Ruby Pass went a long way! Access to the sky deck was a little daunting, typhoon considered, but on a clear day I'm sure the view is incredible. The Mei Lok experience was like entering a time capsule, and we thoroughly enjoyed drawing on the desks in the 'school room' area! Absolutely would go again.
Before the end of the Picasso True Art Exhibition, I went to M+ again, an interesting place worth browsing for a whole day as Asia's first global contemporary visual culture museum. M+ is definitely one of the best choices for immersive exploration of the art ocean. The building itself has its own charm. The Swiss architectural firm Herzog and De Mellon designed the Beijing Bird's Nest. During the walk, every corner is a museum that only opens at 10 o'clock in the feeling of shooting a blockbuster in literature and art. I like to arrive earlier. Check in on a Victoria Harbour sunny morning in the rooftop garden, breeze blowing, Chill
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Big Bus Tours Hong Kong
4.4
/5
446 reviews
7.6
From £28.45
Based on 2,374 reviews
Central | 3.7 km from downtown
Address: Big Bus Tours Customer Information Center (Central): i2, 1st Floor, Star Ferry Terminal, Central 7 (Service Hours: 09:15 – 18:00)
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
No.5 of Night Attractions in Hong Kong
Highlights:
Watch Symphony of Lights nightly
Neon cruise through bustling downtown
Saved by 1334 users295 positive reviews
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The open-top bus is very hot, so it is recommended to wear sun protection clothing. The scenery of the Green Line is very good, and it can take you to see a different Hong Kong. Reservoirs, beaches, hiking trails, public housing, resort hotels, etc., these are not seen in Victoria Harbor.
It takes basically a day to take all three lines.
Ride all you can with big bus! Make sure to go to the deck to see the night view while listening to the hidden story of each stop. Worth to try.
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