[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Graham Street Market (Updated Aug)

#ChinaTravel 📍HongKongSoho DengLau Mural - Mid Escalator - LanFongYuan - TaiKuan This is one of the travel courses recommended by Hong Kong SuA. You can take a lot of really pretty pictures here. Also, be sure to check out the Mid Escalator in Hong Kong Central Soho, and try some delicious milk tea and bread at Long Con Yuen, a famous breakfast restaurant. Recommended Hong Kong travel! #HongKongTravel #HongKongTravelCourseRecommendation #HongKongRestaurants

Alex Croft’s colorful mural of old townhouses has a vibrant blue background. He was inspired by the former Kowloon Walled City. Now, this spot becomes THE instagramable wall of Hong Kong. Nearby, other murals can be found as well. This area attracts many visitors from around the world. The downside of this spot is its narrow path, not to mention that it is extremely steep. The traffic is crowded too. Please be careful while taking photos there. 📌 Intersection of 46 Graham Street and 48 Hollywood Road, Central #chinatrip #hongkong #mural #muralart #instagramable #streetart #streetarthk

Live out your vegan cheese dreams at Ma & the Seeds of Life restaurant! Ma...and The Seeds of Life was created to pay homage to the successive generations of talented women in Chef Tina Barrat's family, and to Mother Nature who protects, provides for and beautifies life. Rooted in the goodness of the earth and mankind, their dishes burst with gorgeous color, explode with raw flavor and energize with rich nutrients. It's a chic and classy vibe perfect for those who avoid meat, seafood and animal products. 📍1/F H18 CONET shop 11, 23 Graham St, CENTRAL, Hong Kong #celebratewithtrip #veganinchina #foodie #hongkong

#hkinsider Hong Kong is a vibrant city, a city full of skyscrapers, Hong Kong also plays a part as the city of art hubs, which can be seen from the street art. Hong Kong has reduced its travel restriction, and hopefully, the travel restriction will end soon. If you are an art lover and coming to Hong Kong, you should visit the central district of Hong Kong, where the home of street art and graffiti. From Sheung Wan to Wong Chuk Hang in Central of Hong Kong, it's become the most famous street art district, the most instagramable spot or insta worthy for social media wanna-be, locals, and tourists. The street itself becomes like an art gallery. What made interestingly is because the street art or the mural creativity is about east meets or west, it's a combination of local and international a

This market is an authentic Hong Kong wet market with lots of things to see, and make sure you do not miss the wall art next to it. I loved this street. True, it is just a market however I found myself just drawn to the medicinal and meat shops. #happynewyear #happynewyear

Let's go sightseeing and eat! This trip, four of my friends and I went on a relaxing trip. The places may seem ordinary, but it was a relaxing experience. After we got tired, we went back to the hotel to rest. 🤣 - Master Congee, a famous congee shop in Tsim Sha Tsui - NMC Chicken Rice - Yung Kee Restaurant (roast goose restaurant) - Choi Hung Estate parking garage and basketball court! - Wong Tai Sin Temple - Che Kung Temple - Yik Fat Building (photo of the Transformers) - Graham Street - Victoria Harbour (see the lights) - Ngong Ping Cable Car ❌I spent all my money in Hong Kong with my Octopus card. It was so convenient. -I used it for buses and the MRT. -I made purchases at convenience stores. -I made purchases at the airport. -I paid at restaurants. >Octopus cards are easy to buy at 7-Eleven or book through the app and pick up at counters at A13 or A14 in the airport. #HongKongTravel #TravelHongKong2025 #HongKong #TsimShaTsui

#TravelPlan Let's continue with the plan for the morning of the 3rd day of the Hong Kong-Macau trip. This morning, we took the MTR to the Central side and then took the Tram (Hong Kong Tram) to various places in the Central side. - Kam Fai Dim Sum, a Hong Kong-style dim sum shop, a small shop with many locals, not a long wait, big pieces of dim sum, not too expensive. - My Cup Of Tea, near the dim sum shop, delicious milk tea, fragrant tea scent, not too sweet. - Tee Tung Avenue, an area with many shopping mall-like shops, but we went in the morning, most of the shops were not open yet, so we took pictures along the way instead. - Hashtag B, a popular egg tart and bakery shop, we took the Tram to buy at the Causeway Bay branch, there weren't many people in the morning, the shop was full of pastries. The tarts were very big, bought some to share with friends because we had to try other shops as well. - Bakehouse, a famous egg tart and bakery shop in Hong Kong. Last time I didn't try it because the queue was long. This time I bought it at the Central branch. It was crowded at certain times, but the wait wasn't long. The egg tarts were bite-sized and the dough wasn't too thick. It was delicious when eaten hot. - Lan Fong Yuen, a popular milk tea shop. The tea was strong and fragrant, not too sweet. Tourists like to come here to take pictures and check in. It gives a Hong Kong-style feel. - Linlee, a lemon tea shop with an iconic duck. Every cup comes with a duck on the lid, so cute. The lemon tea is very delicious and refreshing. - The One Lemon Tea, another lemon tea shop that I fell for because of the cute crocodile. The lemon tea has a little herbal scent, and it's also refreshing. - Graham Street, when you go to Central, you can't miss taking pictures at the various popular spots. - Cupping Room, Central branch, a cafe with many branches in Hong Kong. Each branch is decorated differently, but every branch has a good vibe. The coffee is good and strong. - Che Kung Temple, take a bus to worship Che Kung before returning from Hong Kong. - HZMB is a bus station for crossing between Hong Kong and Macau. We can buy bus tickets to cross to Macau here. It took almost 2 hours to reach Macau Bus Terminal. - Macau Macau Bus Terminal You can take bus 101X to go to Macau city center. - Hotel S Very good hotel, spacious room, beautifully decorated, clean, safe. Close to many restaurants, convenient to travel. We focused on walking to various places from the hotel. - Hou Keng Tou, a restaurant that was randomly selected because of hunger, not far from the hotel. Delicious food, lots of menus, and good service. Finished the plan for day 3, very tight. It was a day of walking a lot. Tired but fun, gained a lot of travel experience. Let's continue walking in Macau. Gogo! #Travel plan #Hong Kong #Macau #Hong Kong travel #Macau travel #hongkong #macau

Hong Kong, a city full of charm between old culture and the magnificence of skyscrapers that you should experience at least once in your life. For this trip, we traveled for only 3 days and 2 nights in December, which was a very good time, around 10 degrees. We traveled with Hong Kong Airlines, arriving in the morning and being able to continue our trip right away. This time, we stayed in Mog Kok, which is very convenient, easy to find food, easy to travel with MTR, and very close to shopping. For anyone who comes to Hong Kong, we recommend staying in this area. For the check-in points on this trip, we have listed them below. For anyone with a short plan, go ahead and follow them. 1. Hong Kong Cultural Centre, a modern building with unique design, another popular Instagrammable spot for content creators, and it is also near Victoria Harbour. How to get there: Take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit E, then walk towards Salisbury Road. 2. Victoria Harbour, a viewpoint that if you don't visit, it's like you didn't come to Hong Kong. It is a viewpoint of the Centa building on the riverside that is very impressive. At 8 pm, there will be a light, color, and sound show called Symphony of Light. You can also walk from this point to Avenue of Stars and end at the luxurious shopping mall K11 Musea. 3. Yick Fat Building, a famous building that is a famous location from the movie Transformers. It feels like the Khlong Chan flats in our country, but when you take pictures, it looks cool and raw. In addition, there is a famous coffee shop called %Araboica that has opened under this building. It is a modern cafe that perfectly contrasts the rawness of the building. How to get there: MTR Tai Koo Station, Exit B, turn left and walk a little bit. 4. Graham Street Mural, a very popular street with cool street art for taking pictures to check in. Anyone who comes to Central must stop by to check in. How to get there: MTR Central Station and search for Doubleshot Coffee Shop, the road will be right next to this shop. 5.Blue Bottle Coffee: A coffee shop with a blue bottle as its symbol, the Central branch is the first branch in Hong Kong. It has 2 floors. The ground floor is an order point suitable for Grab & Go customers, while the 2nd floor is a Slow Bar with seating. Coffee lovers must not miss it. 6.Repulse Bay Another super chill beach in Hong Kong with great vibes, a bit of a Miami feel. It is also home to the famous Kwun Yin Temple in Thailand. It is another peaceful temple with a great atmosphere. How to get there: MTR Central Station, Exit A, then take bus number 6, 6A, 6X, 66 or 260 from the Bus Terminal and get off in front of the Repulse Bay Tower building. It takes about 20 minutes. The view along the way is very beautiful. 7.Hung Hom Kwun Yum Temple or Hung Hom Kwun Yum Temple, where Thai people like to come to worship and borrow money from Kwun Yin. If you come on Saturdays and Sundays, there will be a lot of people, but the staff can speak Thai and have Thai language available. It is recommended to come on weekdays. And it's a good idea to bring along some glasses and a mask, because it's a small, enclosed temple, so the incense smoke is really strong. How to get there: MTR Hung Hum Station Exit B1, walk for about 10 minutes. Hong Kong may be a small island, but it has a lot to offer. It's a city full of charm and a culture that's so contrasting yet so well-rounded that no matter where you go, it's like you've been transported to a Wong Kar-wai movie. You can grab your camera and take endless photos. There are so many other places to visit here, and one visit alone is definitely not enough. #travelchina #flytohongkong #hongkong #travelhongkong #hongkong

#chinatrip #travel #hongkong #thingstodo #china #citycenter Exploring Hong Kong’s city center is an absolute must—it’s where the city’s energy, history, and modernity collide. Strolling through Central, I was captivated by the contrast of towering skyscrapers and charming colonial landmarks like St. John’s Cathedral. A quick tram ride up to Victoria Peak offers breathtaking skyline views, while the iconic Star Ferry provides a scenic way to hop between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. I loved wandering through Graham Street Market, grabbing a classic egg tart from Tai Cheong Bakery, and soaking in the bustling atmosphere of Tsim Sha Tsui’s promenade at sunset. Whether you’re a foodie, history buff, or shopaholic, Hong Kong’s city center has something for everyone!

Graham Street is one of the oldest areas in Hong Kong, surrounded by old buildings and street art for taking pictures. There are also restaurants, cafes and bars nearby.

Recognize these places, and you can enjoy Hong Kong in a very city-like way. You can still take great photos in Hong Kong without visiting the Avenue of Stars or Victoria Peak. 💗Central Route 1️⃣ Central Escalator A classic filming location for Hong Kong movies, take photos at the same spots as in the films. 2️⃣ Intersection of Graham Street and Hollywood Road in Central A literary spot to appreciate Hong Kong street art. 3️⃣ Tai Kwun in Central A building where heritage and art merge, visit the old prison. 💗Sai Ying Pun Route 1️⃣ Centre Street, Eastern Street, Western Street Streets on a slope, with the sea at the end, take photos at the blue footbridge. 2️⃣ Kennedy Town's Sea The sea at the end of the street, with a stunning sunset, perfect photo spots. 💗HKU Chong Yuet Ming Building Experience the magical design aesthetics, the most visited teaching building in Hong Kong.

Strolling along Cochrane Street in Central, Hong Kong, I encountered a graffiti wall full of stories.👣 This is not just an ordinary wall, but a medium for artists to converse with the city. The sunlight sprinkles on the graffiti wall, and the colorful patterns seem to leap to life, telling their own tales.🌞 Every stroke and line reveals the artists' love and reverence for the city. Standing in front of the graffiti wall, I feel as if I can hear the artists' heartbeats, sensing their passion and focus while creating.💓 With their hands and souls, they pour the stories and emotions of Hong Kong into their work, making each piece vibrant and compelling. The graffiti wall on Cochrane Street is a corner brimming with stories.📚 Here, you can slow down, calm your mind, and appreciate these beautiful graffiti, feeling the beauty and emotion they convey. Whether you're seeking inspiration or a moment of relaxation, the graffiti wall on Cochrane Street is a spot you can't miss!📸 Come join me and encounter the street art of Hong Kong!🎈

Gramham street 🎨 Street Art with paintings on the walls in the alleys. The most popular wall to take pictures is near the Shama Hollywood Hong Kong hotel. 📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/TjuQxgxicjZCmpvHA?g_st=ic 🚆: Subway Sheung Wan/ Hong Kong / Central station 🇭🇰: Hong Kong side #Songkran2024Travel #SecretLocation #BeautifulPhotoCoordinates #BeautifulPhotoTravelPlaces #Bymyside #TakeAlongPhotos

| Experience the nostalgic charm of old Hong Kong. Stroll along Graham Street | Experience the nostalgic charm of old Hong Kong Location: Graham Street Mural, Central, Hong Kong Transport: Near 46 Graham Street, Central (10 minutes walk from Sheung Wan Station A2 exit or Central Station D2 exit) Graham Street in Central, Hong Kong, is home to one of the oldest open-air markets and a graffiti wall that has become a hot spot for photo-taking in recent years. This giant mural, with Kowloon Walled City as the backdrop, vividly depicts the local street scenes, making it a perfect spot for photography The open-air market on Graham Street features a variety of small vendors, with a unique charm along the staircases leading up the hill. Browsing here, you'll find many nice little shops with unexpected finds, and the street views along the way are beautiful The short five-meter wall is colorful and photogenic, but don't rush to leave after taking photos. Understand the theme of the graffiti wall - 'Kowloon Walled City'. The mural, created by local graffiti artist Alex Croft, uses bright blue as the background, adorned with colorful old Hong Kong houses, outlining the unique nostalgic charm of old Hong Kong. Here, it's as if you've stepped into a time tunnel back to old Hong Kong. The old houses on the wall seem to merge with the reality in front of you, immersing you in the emotions of the old times. And the mural has become one of Hong Kong's most popular photo spots due to its uniqueness.

#winhkflight Graham Street in Hong Kong is not just a typical thoroughfare; it's a vibrant hub of creativity and culture. Lined with colorful street art, this bustling street tells a story of community, expression, and resilience. Once a humble market street, Graham Street has undergone a transformation in recent years, evolving into a canvas for local and international artists to showcase their talents. The walls come alive with an eclectic mix of murals, graffiti, and installations, each piece adding a unique touch to the neighborhood's character. The art on Graham Street reflects the diverse influences and narratives of Hong Kong. From abstract designs to thought-provoking messages, every artwork sparks conversation and invites viewers to see the city through a new lens. Visitors wander along the street, camera in hand, soaking in the creativity that adorns every corner. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Graham Street serves as a platform for social commentary and advocacy. Artists use their work to address pressing issues such as environmental sustainability, social justice, and cultural identity, sparking dialogue and fostering a sense of community engagement. Despite the ever-changing landscape of Hong Kong, Graham Street remains a beacon of artistic expression and cultural vitality. It's a testament to the power of creativity to transform spaces, inspire change, and bring people together in shared appreciation of art and urban life.

Central izakaya 🍶 weekday nights are 90% full, customers are a number of white-collar workers come to chill 🍻 (unfortunately can not see the combination of grandfather and granddaughter 🤣), popular but not too noisy. Wooden decoration, simple and comfortable. Although it is located in the Central area, the price is affordable. The Sake Thief Cheese🧀 ($68) I must order at every izakaya is full of savory flavor. Mentaiko salad ($48) tastes like herring. Beef tongue core👅 ($68) and beef ribs🐂 ($58) are rich in beef flavor. The homemade minced chicken sticks ($58) have grits of shredded chicken cartilage and are very juicy. Japanese chicken wings ($45) charcoal is prominent. Grilled eel liver 🐟 ($48) that is very rare out there. Tang Yang Chicken🐔 ($68) and Chicken Cartilage ($58) The fried skin is light and thin, so you don't feel heavy after eating several pieces. Hoshibashi Izakaya G/F, Ka Ho Building, 35-39 Ka Ham Street, Central #hkfoodie #hongkongfoodie #hongkongfood #ilovefood #Starbridge Izakaya #Starbridge Izakaya🍶 #central #centralfood #centralgoodplace #centralhk #centralhongkong #hoshihashi #hoshihashihk #register for a hotel sleeper #register for a cruise tester

#HongKongTravel Graham Street or Graham Walking Street One of the alleys in Hollywood Road, surrounded by old buildings and buildings, including Street Art. Here, there are many colorful murals along the alleys, where Hong Kong teenagers and tourists often stop by to take cool photos. It is also home to a famous temple, Man Mo Temple. In addition to taking photos, you can also pray for blessings. It is also a place to store the work of young artists and designers in Hong Kong. Not only will you find many interesting creative studios and products from designers here, but you can also join exhibitions and workshops. Address: Graham St, Central, Hong Kong

The most distinctive punching ground in Central must be the exquisite graffiti murals on Jiaxian Street! Under the promotion of HKwalls, the Hong Kong graffiti art organization, the road of intertwined in Central has become a street canvas for artists to create ideas! The bland wall, through the artist's exquisite craftsmanship and infinite creativity, turned into a stunning street mural! Recommended graffiti: Old house wall at the crossroads of Graham Street, Restaurant wall on the slope of Graham Street, beautiful girl graffiti at the entrance of Yuan Chuang Fang ... Each time there will be a different pattern, the creative sky is always looking forward to!