Museums in Hong Kong

Hong Kong has a variety of museums that are near all of the other sights to see in Hong Kong . You will not have to travel far from Ocean Terminal and Harbour City to find great museums. Everyone should visit museums in different cities to get an idea of the history and culture of the city and country. Hong Kong features museums on a variety of different subjects and areas including medical technology, the railways of Hong Kong, and the Museum of Tea Ware . From galleries of Chinese Art to interactive learning museums, you will find something for the whole family.

The Hong Kong Museum of Art is the city's largest museum. This museum features ancient Chinese art from the Han, Ming and Qing dynasties. There are many excellent art exhibits throughout this museum. There is also a special collection of Xubaizhai collection of Chinese paintings and calligraphy. Mr. Low Chuck-tiew donated the collection. [Read more]

Dining out in Hong Kong

Hong Kong features a delightful mix of cuisine. You would expect all of the cuisine to be Asian or at least Asian influenced, however, there is a lot of variation and a lot to choose from. From traditional Chinese to Mexican and French, you will have the opportunity to try a variety of cuisine while visiting Hong Kong.

The Chinese restaurants tend to be loud and noisy. They may be decorated with colorful lanterns but don't expect them to be anything special. The Chinese are all about the food. Families and friends also like to gather in the local Chinese restaurants, as their apartments tend to be too small for entertaining. Therefore, the Chinese like to eat in large groups where everybody orders a dish and usually an extra dish as well. All the dishes are placed in the center of the table and everybody shares. [Read more]

Hong Kong Nightlife

Nightlife in Hong Kong is pretty reserved when compared to Tokyo and Bangkok . Many people go to clubs for socializing but most of their entertaining takes place in the large Chinese restaurants. Hong Kong has many festivals throughout the year and Chinese opera is still popular. The bar and nightclub scene is not as popular as it once was. There are still discos and dancing but they are not as popular as they are in the U.S. or in European cities. Kowloon has a concentrated nightlife and features many bars that are open to the streets. Some also have tables outside so you can sit and have a nice drink. Most bars charge cover charges and drinks can be expensive. Some bars, however, feature great happy hours. During happy hour you can get half price drinks or two for ones. [Read more]

Accommodations in Hong Kong

 Hong Kong features many of the world's finest hotels. You will pay the price for the luxury that they provide but many of them are a once in a lifetime opportunity and you must try them out. Many hotels offer exquisite honeymoon suites and packages if you are traveling to Hong Kong for a beautiful and romantic stay. [Read more]

Sightseeing in Hong Kong

Hong Kong has fun for the whole family. All of the sights in Hong Kong will be of interest to everyone in the family. Hong Kong is both historical and modern. There is a nice blend of historical sites and the modern buildings and attractions of Hong Kong. From the Hong Kong Disneyland to Hong Kong horseracing, the family will have an enjoyable experience through all of the sights.
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