On Sunday 11 January, Tai Mong Tsai Road and Sai Kung Man Yee Road in Sai Kung will be temporarily closed from 7:30am to 1:30pm for a marathon. During this time, vehicles will not be allowed entry and Green Minibus Route 9A to High Island Reservoir, East Dam will be suspended. Visitors can access East Dam on foot. For more information, please visit the Transport Department's website.
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Hong Kong Sevens
The Hong Kong Sevens will take place at Kai Tak Sports Stadium from 17 to 19 April 2026. Hong Kong will host the first round of the Sevens World Championships — the top tier of a new three-division global Sevens model. Celebrating its 50th year, this exciting event will feature the world's top international men’s and women’s teams competing in over 70 matches. In addition to the thrilling rugby tournament, the Hong Kong Sevens is famous for its festive atmosphere, which showcases music performances by a variety of local and international acts. Get ready to dress up and join the exhilarating sporting spectacle!
Nearby hotspots
Explore these captivating destinations around Hong Kong to truly soak in the vibrant atmosphere during the Hong Kong Sevens.
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Kai Tak MallKai Tak Mall is a 'sportainment' hub, featuring over 200 stores, dining options and family-friendly venues like Epicland, a 40-lane bowling alley and more. -
AIRSIDEAIRSIDE is a ‘culturetainment’ hub redefining mall experiences, with over 10,000 square feet dedicated to art and culture, a wide array of dining and retail stores. -
The TwinsThe Twins is East Kowloon's largest retail and lifestyle complex. Featuring SOGO and a new experiential mall, it offers visitors an unparalleled experience. -
Sung Wong ToiSung Wong Toi is a monument tucked into a garden in Kowloon City. It honours two young Southern Song Dynasty emperors who sought refuge in the area. -
Kowloon Walled City ParkKowloon Walled City Park is now a beautiful garden featuring preserved artefacts from the once-troubled Kowloon Walled City.
