Wong Tai Sin Temple

One of the world’s most extraordinary cities, where rippling mountains, a kaleidoscopic waterfront and futuristic architecture merge with fabulous food, sizzling nightlife and top shopping.

Hong Kong’s enigmatic, vertiginous cityscape hides a wealth of architectural wonders, from tiny Taoist temples to sky-piercing towers.

Home to Michelin-starred street food, buzzing dim sum joints and sensational seafood, Hong Kong is one of the world’s great foodie hubs. Tastes, flavours, cooking styles & foodie experiences.

Hong Kong’s liveliest night market is a riot for the senses, and a bargain-hunters dream, as long as you haggle hard.

Head to the landmark Xiqu Theatre to experience this uniquely Chinese performing art – either a full four-hour extravaganza or a shortened 90-minute version with dim sum.

This incredibly peaceful Buddhist nunnery, built in the Tang Dynasty style and surrounded by rambling gardens, is the perfect antidote to the hustle of the big city.

Hong Kong’s premier art museum houses an outstanding collection of traditional and modern Chinese art, set against the spectacular backdrop of Victoria Harbour.

Formally known as Upper Lascar Road, Cat Street is the place to buy genuine antiques, as well as pretty souvenirs and artsy trinkets.

Hong Kong’s oldest temple is also its most atmospheric, with lavish interiors hung strung about with gigantic coils of beehive incense. A unique glimpse of the traditional side of the city.