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There is no attraction in the city that is more iconic than the skyline of Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour. In fact, one can say that the harbour was the very birthplace of the city itself. The deep waters between Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula are why a collection of fishing villages grew to become an international centre of trade. Today, the harbour is still the city’s throbbing heart and its iconic skyline is also one of the world’s most stunning urban landscapes. With such a skyline, it deserves to been seen at more than one angle.
Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront
The most classic view of the harbour is from the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. Here you can stand right in front of the harbour and marvel at the topological and architectural spectacle of Hong Kong’s iconic skyline. While you’re at the waterfront, head toward Tsim Sha Tsui East to check out the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade,
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Star Ferry
As one of the oldest forms of transportation in Hong Kong, the Star Ferry
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Ocean Terminal Deck
Located on the rooftop of Ocean Terminal’s five-storey extension building, opened in 2017, Ocean Terminal Deck
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The Peak
As the highest point on Hong Kong Island, The Peak
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Golden Bauhinia Square
For those who would like to experience the harbour with a taste of history, then the Golden Bauhinia Square
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Hong Kong Observation Wheel
Located on the Central Harbourfront is Hong Kong’s own Ferris wheel – the Hong Kong Observation Wheel
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Hong Kong Water Taxi
A harbour tour on the Hong Kong Water Taxi
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Rooftop bars
Hong Kong’s rooftop bars not only offer some jaw-dropping views of the city, but impressive food and drink to match. Sit down to a sophisticated evening of Japanese and Italian cuisines surrounded by floor-to-ceiling glass windows at Aqua. Sitting high above Nathan Road, the terrace at Eyebar is also a top contender for one of the best vantage points in the city. For one of the best cocktail and wine lists in town, head to Ozone
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