
Discover Hong Kong's history, culture, and hidden gems with a knowledgeable local host. Explore iconic spots and uncover the city's best-kept secrets!
Here’s everything you need to know before your day unfolds.
Get ready for an epic Hong Kong adventure that's anything but ordinary! We love Hong Kong, and spending time there is always a new adventure. So, on this journey, you'll dive into the city's history, uncover hidden gems, and soak up the vibrant cultures like never before, with a local host showing you the way. So let's go!
First up, you'll kick things off at the grand Government House, the swanky official residence of the Chief Executive of Hong Kong. Sure, you can't go inside, but who needs to when the exterior alone tells stories of colonial grandeur? Your host will spill all the juicy details about its historical significance.
Next, step into a time machine at the Duddell Street Steps and Gas Lamps. These old-school gas lamps are some of the last remaining in Hong Kong, casting a nostalgic glow that harks back to the 19th century. Your host will fill you in on the fascinating colonial history, and it's the perfect spot for some moody, vintage-style photos.
Then, hop on the Central-Mid-Levels Escalators – the longest outdoor covered escalator system in the world. Stretching over 800 meters and rising 135 meters high, this is urban commuting turned into an adventure. As you glide through bustling streets and lively neighborhoods, your host will point out quirky shops, trendy cafes, and local secrets. It's like a moving snapshot of Hong Kong's vibrant life, effortlessly carrying you from Queen's Road Central up to the buzzing SoHo district.
Your journey continues to Tai Kwun, a cool mix of history and contemporary culture set in the former Central Police Station compound. This place is massive, with 16 heritage buildings, including the old police station, magistracy, and Victoria Prison. Explore the beautifully restored architecture, interactive exhibits, and vast courtyards. Your host will make sure you catch the best stories and highlights, from cramped prison cells to lively arts performances. It's not just a walk back in time; it's a deep dive into Hong Kong's creative pulse.
After soaking up the heritage vibes, you'll head to PMQ, a buzzing creative hub that used to house married junior police officers. Today, it's a treasure trove of design studios, workshops, and boutique shops. Think fashion, accessories, gifts, and all sorts of lifestyle goodies crafted by local artisans. Your host knows the coolest spots and will share the backstory of this vibrant space, where every corner bursts with creativity and inspiration.
Finally, wrap things up at the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Museum, a historic landmark housed in the iconic Kom Tong Hall. While the museum is currently closed, you can admire its elegant Edwardian architecture from the outside and learn about the life of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, the founding father of the Republic of China. Your host will share fascinating stories of his time in Hong Kong, bringing history to life.
Discover Hong Kong's heart and soul through the eyes of a family who knows it best, turning an ordinary day into an extraordinary adventure. We hope you fall in love with Hong Kong just like we did!
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Dennis was a wonderful tour guide. He was very clear in his instructions of where to meet. He planned for a well thought out tour agenda and communicated in a very timely manner. We requested a stop which was quite a bit out of the way and he was willing to accommodate. Additionally, Dennis was also our photography as he took many great photos of us. Would not hesitate to recommend Dennis to anywone.
Show moreBenny was very friendly and knowledgeable and met the brief we gave very well.
Show moreGreat tour with Dennis as my guide, ticked off some local eating places, that had great food. bonus to get a pair of shoes as well. It was a casual laid back tour which suited me.
Show moreAmazing tour guide, Wendy did an excellent job, all places she took us were great, the Dim Sum restaurant was very local, great food. Thanks Wendy.
Show moreRegene was very pleasant, knowledgeable and authentic guide
Show moreWendy was an excellent guide. We only had a few hours in Hong Kong and she was able to show us some great highlights in that short period of time. She is very knowledgeable and personable and spoke very good English. Thanks, Wendy!
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