This stylish cruise ship facility is the perfect jumping off spot to begin your
holiday of a lifetime. The terminal is located at the foot of the Kowloon Peninsula
a stone's throw from all of the action in Tsim Sha Tsui. Once berthed you disembark
into a modern three-storey terminal building, part of the mammoth two million square
feet Harbour
City shopping complex.
Indulge yourself
in some fantastic retail therapy just minutes from your ocean liner.
You'll be swamped with choices at Harbour City, spread through Ocean Terminal
and beyond. This is Hong Kong's biggest shopping mall, featuring more than
700 shops and food & beverage outlets, cinemas and hotels.
Part of the
original Kowloon-Canton Railway terminus on the Kowloon waterfront, the
Clock Tower is a landmark from the Age of Steam when people travelled
for weeks from Europe and across Asia to come to Hong Kong.
Discover
the beauty of Chinese antiquities, fine art and calligraphy at The Hong
Kong Museum of Art. Explore the final frontier at The Hong Kong Space
Museum with its Omnimax, Sky shows and astronomy exhibits. Or experience
classic
performing arts, both Western and Asian, at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre.
The Avenue
of Stars pays tribute to the Hong Kong legends of the silver screen and
the people behind the cameras who make the magic happen. Here, celebrating
the Hollywood of the East, you'll find plaques, even some with handprints,
honouring famous celebrities. The latest addition is a two-metre-tall
statue dedicated to the kung-fun hero, Bruce Lee. While strolling along
the Avenue
of Stars, enjoy the stunning harbour views.
Showcasing
a broad range of goods from traditional arts and crafts to the latest
state of the art electronic goods, it's also a great place to shop for
men's, women's and children's clothing and accessories, as well as kids'
toys
Appropriately
called the Golden Mile, Nathan Road is part of the reason why Hong Kong
is called a shoppers' paradise. The street positively hums with energy
all day long and at night the street is a kaleidoscope of colourful neon.
Featuring
a wide variety of exotic cuisine, this hotbed of international culinary
delights offers something for virtually every palate. The district is
packed with people savouring the culinary delights that Hong Kong has to
offer.
Bustling
with shoppers day and night, this distinctive shopping mall offers a
variety of local and international brand name stores in the heart of Tsim
Sha Tsui.
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