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Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars
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Open Open from 5:00am-0:00am
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Between Kung Fu Court and Arts Corner in Kowloon Park, No.11 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Official website: https://www.comicavenue.hk/
Phone: +852-27885968
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Ok place. Not much but good to learn about the artists of hongkong. Copy of hollywood
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The Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars is an area of Kowloon Park featuring statues of characters from Hong Kong comics. Second only to Japan in terms of influence, Kong Kong's comic scene is well-regarded in Asia as well as globally. The Avenue displays painted sculptures of 30 local comic characters ranging in the height from 1.8 to 3 meters. In addition, there are bronze hand prints of 10 distinguished local comic artists. Visitors will learn about the special features of Hong Kong comics, while older generations can recall their childhood memories of favorite characters. When exploring Tsim Sha Tsui, the Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars is a fun addition to your sightseeing tour.
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Ok place. Not much but good to learn about the artists of hongkong. Copy of hollywood
Recently under renovation (harbour road) and most of these are relocated to the sky park just opposite side of Intercontinental...
You don't need a lot of money when visiting Hong Kong. One of the free attractions here is the Avenue of Stars where you can see the statue of Bruce Li, Jacky Chan's hands, and you can watch the Symphony of Lights at night.
A place where you can see names of famous celebrity stars written on a star-shaped thing on the floor. There's also this statue of Bruce Lee, a very famous martial artist, standing on the place.. Opposite of it, is a view of their urban city, tall buildings and structures.
Hong Kong's version of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. You can see some famous Hong Kong actors/actresses handprint and signature plus various statues. Most popular one is Bruce Lee.