[2024 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Kennedy Town (Updated Nov)

Exploring the Charm of Kennedy Town

Kennedy Town, a historic neighborhood on the western edge of Hong Kong Island, offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy. An island tour of Kennedy Town reveals a rich tapestry of culture, history, and natural beauty, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking to experience the multifaceted essence of Hong Kong. Kennedy Town’s history dates back to the mid-19th century when it was established as a residential and commercial hub. Named after the seventh governor of Hong Kong, Sir Arthur Kennedy, this area was originally a sleepy fishing village. Today, it retains traces of its colonial past, with old buildings and narrow lanes that tell stories of a bygone era. In recent years, Kennedy Town has undergone significant transformation, thanks to the extension of the MTR Island Line, which has brought new life to the area. The neighborhood is now a hip, trendy enclave with a growing expatriate community. Stylish cafes, boutique shops, and art galleries have sprung up, blending seamlessly with the older establishments. This juxtaposition of the old and new makes Kennedy Town a fascinating place to explore. Visitors can enjoy a cup of artisanal coffee while watching elderly locals practice tai chi in the nearby park, a scene that perfectly encapsulates the harmonious coexistence of tradition and modernity. #islandtours

Relaxing Island Tour Starts with % Arabica Kennedy Town

Stepping into % Arabica Kennedy Town, one is immediately struck by the clean lines and minimalist decor that define the space. The interior design reflects the brand’s philosophy: simplicity and focus on quality. The white walls, wooden accents, and the open layout create a sense of calm, allowing customers to fully engage with the coffee experience. One of the defining features of % Arabica Kennedy Town is its location by the harbor. The proximity to the water adds a unique dimension to the coffee experience. The gentle sound of the waves, the sight of boats passing by, and the ever-changing light reflecting off the water create a serene atmosphere that enhances the enjoyment of the coffee. The harbor serves as a reminder of the city’s rich maritime history and its constant state of flux, much like the evolving nature of Kennedy Town itself. For many, enjoying a cup of coffee at % Arabica by the harbor becomes a ritual, a moment of peace amidst the chaos of city life. The combination of expertly crafted coffee, thoughtful design, and the tranquil harbor views make this café a destination, not just for locals but for visitors seeking a unique coffee experience in Hong Kong. #islandtours

Travel in Hong Kong from Victoria Harbour to Sham Shui Po

Hong Kong 🇭🇰 is the Pearl of the Orient in our country; the entire Hong Kong is divided into three parts: Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, and the New Territories. Our journey will also unfold from these three parts. 🚉 Transportation Guide: From Shenzhen to Hong Kong 🇭🇰, you can take the high-speed train to Hong Kong. The fare from Futian High-Speed Rail Station to Hong Kong West Kowloon is 68 yuan, and from Shenzhen North to Hong Kong West Kowloon is 75 yuan. The high-speed train is very fast and has seats, and you will arrive in the core area of Hong Kong! ✅ When you get off at Hong Kong West Kowloon, remember to follow the instructions to get a dining coupon of 200 HKD with a 100 HKD discount. After the half-price discount, dining in Hong Kong is almost the same as in the mainland; ✅ On the way from West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station to Elements Shopping Mall, you can see the unbeatable sea view of Victoria Harbour. The sea view here is as good as any sea view hotel 🏨, and it is free. There is also a Victoria Harbour viewing platform; the view is from Kowloon Peninsula looking towards Hong Kong! 🗓 Itinerary: After seeing the sea view of Victoria Harbour, continue to the popular Kennedy Town for the famous sea view! 📝 Tips: Take the MTR, Island Line to the terminal Kennedy Town, exit at Exit C, go up the stairs, pass through the Children's Park (Children's Park is open from 7 am to 11 pm), walk along the football field to the basketball court, here you can see the wire fence and the popular photo spot, where you can get the best photography location! 🗓 Itinerary: Then return to the MTR station, continue to take the Island Line back to Admiralty. In Admiralty, you can see the Legislative Council of Hong Kong and other Hong Kong government institutions, as well as the world-famous Hong Kong Stock Exchange! Although the Hong Kong stock market has been performing poorly in recent years... the Hong Kong Stock Exchange still has many companies ringing the bell for listing every day. The Hong Kong Exchange Square is also worth checking out. 🗓 Itinerary: Then take the MTR, Tsuen Wan Line, and enter Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, and Yau Ma Tei, which are collectively known as the Yau Tsim Mong area in Hong Kong. In Tsim Sha Tsui, you can check out the popular K11 Musea shopping mall 🏬, which is more like a shopping mall built in an art gallery, with many artworks 🖼️ inside; you can also check out the Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower, which is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong; Mong Kok is a very important commercial retail center in Hong Kong, with shopping malls like Langham Place, and it is also a place for shopping 🛍️ in Hong Kong; Yau Ma Tei is connected to Mong Kok, you can walk from Mong Kok City Walk. The Yau Ma Tei Police Station is worth checking out, as many TVB police dramas were filmed here 🎬, and there is also Temple Street in Hong Kong, which appears in many gangster movies; it feels like stepping into a Hong Kong movie; Finally, continue to take the Tsuen Wan Line to Sham Shui Po, where there is a street/boundary street, which is also the boundary line between Kowloon Peninsula and the New Territories; Sham Shui Po is a very local area, where the locals live, and you can experience the local atmosphere of Hong Kong. Sham Shui Po has appeared in many TVB dramas; In addition, the headquarters of Wong To Yick is in Sham Shui Po. Previously, you could buy products at the headquarters, but now it is said that it is difficult to buy them at the headquarters. The one-day travel guide in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 ends here 🔚. You can stay in Hong Kong for one night and see my itinerary for the second day. If you like it, you can follow me for more travel guides.

Kennedy Town's French Romantic Instagram-worthy Restaurant - Classy Le Carré

Classy Le Carré is located in Kennedy Town, and its elegant and exquisite design makes you feel like you're in a French countryside cottage 🇫🇷. The exterior features white walls and green awnings to create a pastoral atmosphere, while the interior is dominated by white, green, and wood tones, adorned with oil paintings. Every corner is beautiful and perfect for Instagram photos 💚🤍. 🤍 Signature Slow-cooked Pulled Pork Belgian Waffle The waffle is super fluffy with a light buttery aroma 🤤. The pulled pork is tender and juicy, paired with a sunny-side-up egg and Brest bacon sauce, offering a rich and delicious texture! 😋 🤍 Sakura Shrimp Garlic Butter Clam Linguine The garlic aroma is strong, the clams are plentiful, and the sakura shrimp adds an extra layer of texture 💕. The overall taste is fresh, not too greasy or salty 👍🏻. 🤍 Fresh Shine Muscat Grape Croissant Waffle The presentation is beautiful 🥰. The crispy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside croissant waffle is topped with sweet Shine Muscat grapes, cream, and ice cream. It's indulgent but very satisfying! 😍 🤍 66% Caribbean Chocolate The restaurant offers a variety of gourmet chocolates ☕️. This chocolate has a rich aroma and a balanced taste, not too bitter or too sweet 👍🏻. For those who prefer a higher concentration, you can choose the 75% or 100% gourmet chocolate drinks ✨. 🤍 Companion of White This matcha drink is thicker and smoother 💚. It has a rich and mellow flavor with a hint of sweetness ☺️. Each cup of gourmet matcha comes with a small card introducing the matcha farm and its characteristics 🫶🏻. 📍 Classy Le Carré - Shop A-E, G/F, Tung Fat Building, 1B-1C New Praya, Kennedy Town, Western District

These 8 spots in Hong Kong have been asked about a lot on social media

If we talk about cities in China suitable for city walks, Hong Kong is definitely at the top and very photogenic. Consider coming here for a summer vacation. I've compiled some very photogenic spots and a detailed guide for niche check-ins. "Photography Spots" Spot ① Second floor of the basketball court to the left of Exit C, Kennedy Town Spot ② Sai Ying Pun Main Street Spot ③ Exit B1, University of Hong Kong MTR Station Spot ④ Braemar Hill Spot ⑤ Monster Building, North Point Spot ⑥ Footbridge at Flagstaff House Street Spot ⑦ Top floor of the car park at Hang Tung Building, Yau Tsim Mong Spot ⑧ Victoria Peak "My Travel Route" Day 1: Kennedy Town → Sai Ying Pun → University of Hong Kong MTR Station → Temple Street Day 2: Monster Building → Flagstaff House Street → Braemar Hill Day 3: Central → Victoria Peak Tram → Victoria Harbour night view

If you only have one day for a city walk in Hong Kong, just copy this itinerary

Having shuttled back and forth between Guangzhou and Hong Kong since childhood, I've been to Hong Kong 800 times! I've summarized an itinerary that allows you to have a 360-degree view of Hong Kong and also wander through the streets to savor the local Hong Kong vibe. Just spend one day following this route to experience the charm of Hong Kong. 🚩Itinerary: Sky100 - Ding Ding Tram - Sai Ying Pun - The University of Hong Kong - Kennedy Town 🔸Sky100 Take the elevator and reach the 100th floor in 60 seconds! From here, you can have a 360-degree view of Hong Kong, with both mountain and sea views at a glance, this view is really too dreamy! 📍If you're coming from the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail, it's about a 10-minute walk! And there are luggage lockers downstairs, making it super convenient to visit! 🔸Ding Ding Tram When in Hong Kong, you must try the Ding Ding tram, with a fare of only 3 HKD! In service for over a hundred years, it has a nostalgic charm and offers a cheap and convenient way to travel around. 📍After coming down from Sky100, take the MTR from Kowloon Station (East Rail Line) for one stop to Hong Kong Station, then walk to Pedder Street to catch the Ding Ding tram (Westbound). 🔸Sai Ying Pun If Central is the commercial CBD area, then Sai Ying Pun is where you can find the local Hong Kong atmosphere. The streets that are slightly off the beaten path and the scenery near the sea give this place many unique visual experiences. 📍Get off the Ding Ding tram at Eastern Street Station. 🔸The University of Hong Kong HKU is a world-renowned institution that has not only cultivated many talents but also has a beautiful campus! The European architectural style and the comfortable greenery make wandering around the campus a special experience. However, remember to book online in advance if you want to visit The University of Hong Kong! 📍Exit C1 of the HKU Station (MTR Island Line). 🔸 Kennedy Town Here, you can see the romantic interplay of ferries and Ding Ding trams, presenting visitors with a romantic scene unique to Hong Kong. After taking photos, walk towards the sea, enjoy the breeze, it's really too comfortable. 📍Exit C of Kennedy Town Station (MTR Island Line).

Kennedy Town: Where Tradition Meets Modernity

Kennedy Town, nestled on the western end of Hong Kong Island, is an unassuming neighborhood that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity. The waterfront has been revamped into an attraction in its own right. Imagine sipping coffee while overlooking the sea – it’s a quintessential Kennedy Town experience. Hidden bars dot the shoreline, making it a perfect spot for sunset drinks. Kennedy Town’s relaxed atmosphere is contagious. Minutes away from bustling Central Hong Kong, it’s a haven for those seeking a slower pace of life. Gentrification has breathed new life into the district, serving the community with thoughtful redevelopment. Thanks to the MTR station, getting to Kennedy Town from Central takes less than 10 minutes. Trams, buses, and cabs also connect you to this gem. Beyond dining, explore scenic hikes, DIY workshops, and cultural gems. Kennedy Town strikes a balance between urban living and natural beauty. It’s a place where you can sip coffee, stroll along the waterfront, and immerse yourself in local life. Next time you’re in town, don’t miss the chance to explore this dynamic neighborhood! #grouptravel ##hongkongtravelguide

Hong Kong Photography | The sea at Kennedy Town is stunningly beautiful

🌊Kennedy Town - Sai Wan Swimming Shed You can walk from Kennedy Town MTR station exit C for about 20min to get there But I don't recommend it ❌ It's all uphill! (Don't ask me how I know.. Taking the bus is also very convenient, a 2min ride takes you right to the swimming shed entrance 🚌From Kennedy Town MTR exit B - walk 120m to "Belcher's Street" - take bus route 971, 43M, or A10 to "Caritas Jockey Club Hostel" stop ⚠Be aware that the entrance to the swimming shed is quite small There's about 150m of downhill stairs to walk down to get there The stairs are a bit steep, so be careful~ You'll need to queue up for photos, there are still many girls there to check in, so allow plenty of time

🥾🇭🇰 Hiking in Hong Kong 🇭🇰🥾

We completed the coastal path around Hong Kong Island! Totalling 65km, it took us 3 days. Fantastic experience to explore the variety that the island has to offer. The views were spectacular, of both natural and urban scenery. Some highlights were Repulse beach (quite the opposite of repulsive), Kennedy town, and the Dragon's Back trail. Most of the coastal path is on the actual coast, but some stretches require a detour inland. There was a lot of building work happening in the north west of the island, presumably when finished will improve the path in that area. Top tips: Pre-planning accommodation is essential. Plenty of public toilets on the route. Public transport is also VERY efficient if needed. Highly recommend the walk, we thoroughly enjoyed it. #cherryblossom2024 #hongkong #trekking #coastalwalk #trip #asia #mytravelhacks

A 4-day, 3-night retro journey on foot through Hong Kong

Hong Kong is truly what I consider to be an excellent destination for short trips of 3-4 days. Having undergone the turning of the wheels of time, the blend of old and new cultures gives this city a kaleidoscope of colors. Whether it's the Hong Kong films in my memory or the Cantopop music, they all inspire endless longing and daydreams. I love Hong Kong, I love traveling, and this time, after a three-year hiatus, I set foot on a Hong Kong journey again, walking 30,000 steps each day, traversing my 'playlist' and my 'movie list'. . 🎡 Itinerary DAY1️⃣: Arrive in Hong Kong in the morning—Sai Ying Pun—Kennedy Town—Take the tram—Monster Building in Quarry Bay DAY2️⃣: Check in at MTR stations (Mong Kok-Yau Ma Tei)—Nathan Road—Yau Ma Tei Police Station—Neon signs on Bowring Street in Mong Kok DAY3️⃣: Central Market—Tsim Sha Tsui—Avenue of Stars in Victoria Harbour—Central Ferris Wheel—Take the cable car to Victoria Peak to enjoy the night view . 🎡 Attractions ☑️ Kennedy Town: Fulfill your romantic fantasies of the harbor, enjoy a cup of coffee in the sea breeze and quietly wait for the sunset, and you can also take the tram here for a different scenic tour ☑️ Mong Kok: The street scenes of Mong Kok really transport you back to the 80s and 90s in an instant, every snapshot is retro Hong Kong style. The neon signs on Bowring Street are classic elements of the golden age of movies, standing under the signs captures the bizarre and dazzling scenes from Wong Kar-wai's films ☑️ Victoria Harbour: Stroll along the Avenue of Stars, check in with the handprints and statues of celebrities, sit by the sea at dusk waiting for the sunset, and as night falls and the lights come on, the night view of Victoria Harbour gradually becomes dreamy and romantic ☑️ Central: Visit the Central Market to check in at the filming location of the movie 'Nameless', take a ride on the dreamy Ferris wheel for just 20 Hong Kong dollars, and try the classic ice cream from the Richman's ice cream cart ☑️ Nathan Road: The streets lined with tall buildings, the retro trams and taxis shuttle on the streets, making for a great photo backdrop ☑️ Victoria Peak: Take the cable car to the top of Victoria Peak at night to overlook the night view of the entire harbor . 🎡 Some very useful tips 1️⃣ Transportation: Use Alipay/WeChat directly, open the ride code and switch the city to Hong Kong, then you can take the MTR, note that only the purple gate can be used (other transportation such as trams, buses, taxis require an Octopus card or cash) 2️⃣ Accommodation: It is recommended to stay in Kowloon or Hong Kong Island for convenience in sightseeing and food hunting 3️⃣ Hong Kong's temperature is quite stuffy and hot, be sure to do well in sun protection and heat avoidance when traveling in summer 4️⃣ Hong Kong uses British three-pin plugs, remember to bring a converter 5️⃣ Remember to activate additional data before departure 6️⃣ Many old-fashioned restaurants, food stalls, and snack shops in Hong Kong still only accept cash, remember to prepare more Hong Kong dollars

For this set of photos! I walked 30,000 steps in Hong Kong with my camera

The dense skyscrapers, the endless stream of people and vehicles... I just love the street scenes of Hong Kong, it's like stepping into a Hong Kong movie. Wandering the streets, I captured more than just these images. Here's a must-shoot list of spots 📷, highly recommended to save!! - 1. Kennedy Town There are many streets leading to the sea, but the place where you can see the TVB minibus, the Ding Ding tram🚎, and the sunset seascape at the same time is here. Take the subway🚇 to Kennedy Town station exit C, look through the basketball court's chain-link fence, and even if many people have taken photos here, you have to get your own shot 📷. - 2. Monster Building 🚇Island Line Quarry Bay 🧭Search for 'Monster Building' or Yick Cheong Building. The residential buildings here are very Hong Kong, surrounded by skyscrapers, giving a 3D magical world feeling～ - 3. North Point Fire Station I regret not bringing an ultra-wide-angle lens. The pink checkerboard buildings and the red taxis are very eye-catching on the street, and it's that kind of comfort that satisfies my OCD!! - 4. Arsenal Street The Ding Ding tram and the mix of old and new architecture, just stand on the overpass and you can easily take great photos 📷. The characters on the road, full of Hong Kong style～ - 5. Sai Ying Pun Street The church on the hillside⛪️, on an overpass in Sai Ying Pun, walking through several blocks all the way, it's great for taking photos. Both looking down the slope and looking up are perfect for shots 📷.

After traveling back and forth to Hong Kong more than a dozen times in a year, I've put together a 3-day, 2-night itinerary

Hong Kong has so many great places to eat and have fun, I've been to Hong Kong more than a dozen times in a year, and I want to recommend some must-visit spots in Hong Kong, If you're planning to go to Hong Kong, be sure to save this, You won't get lost following this 3-day, 2-night route! - 📍Central Pier 🔸Ice Cream Truck: 12 HKD for a rich milk-flavored ice cream. 🔸Ferris Wheel and Pier 9: The romantic Ferris wheel and breakup pier often seen in Hong Kong dramas. 🔸Star Ferry: Only 4 HKD to cross over to Tsim Sha Tsui. - 📍Central 🔸Central Market: A new-style market for food, drink, and shopping, with a photogenic clock at the entrance on the first floor. 🔸Fringe Club: A popular spot for internet celebrities. 🔸Tai Kwun: An art center with British architecture where you can see art exhibitions. 🔸Hollywood Road: Graffiti walls in the alleys are very colorful, and there are various coffee shops. 🔸Court of Final Appeal: The European-style exterior is a popular spot for wedding photos. 🔸Pottinger Street: The stone slab street often seen in Hong Kong dramas is in Central, with two authentic tea restaurants nearby, Lan Fong Yuen and Sing Heung Yuen. - 📍Tsim Sha Tsui: 🔸Victoria Harbour Waterfront: Next to the Star Ferry Pier, you can see the beautiful Victoria Harbour, especially the night view. 🔸Avenue of Stars: Here you can find celebrity handprints, including the exclusive McDull handprint of Hong Kong. - 📍Kennedy Town The super popular photo spot is in the basketball court next to Kennedy Town MTR Station Exit C, and you can also walk to the waterfront of Kennedy Town for a coffee and watch the sunset. - 📍Yau Tsim Mong This is the soul of Hong Kong style, take a citywalk from Tsim Sha Tsui to Nathan Road, through Yau Ma Tei to the final destination Mong Kok, the bustling streets are full of nostalgic charm. - 📍West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade Super lively on weekends, with live music festivals, and you can also visit the M+ Museum, the sunset view here is also beautiful. - 3-day, 2-night itinerary: DAY1️⃣ Arrive in Hong Kong—Ride the tram at Shek Tong Tsui-Kennedy Town Basketball Court photo spot-Kennedy Town Waterfront-Western District Public Cargo Working Area DAY2️⃣ Hollywood Road Graffiti Wall-Tai Kwun-Fringe Club-Central Market-Pottinger Street-Court of Final Appeal-Far shot of the Court of Final Appeal from the footbridge next to Bank of China Tower-Central Pier-Central Star Ferry Pier H1 open-top bus to The Peninsula Hotel (Sunset Ride)-Avenue of Stars-Victoria Harbour Night View DAY3️⃣ West Kowloon Cultural District-Tsim Sha Tsui-Nathan Road-Yau Ma Tei-Mong Kok-Return trip

Complete Guide to Hong Kong Tourism

Hong Kong is a city that is both strange and familiar. It's my first time here, but walking on the streets can evoke memories of Hong Kong movies at any time🎞️ The retro romantic tram🚎, the busy and orderly pedestrians, the dense and modern high-rises, are unique to Hong Kong's retro and prosperity🇭🇰 It's very cinematic no matter how you shoot it🎬 Here are my 9⃣️ favorite spots in Hong Kong, remember to save them~ · P1📍Bowie Mountain Here you can enjoy a city night view that is no less than that of Victoria Peak. It's less crowded and off the beaten path. Navigate to "St. Joan of Arc Secondary School" and you can reach the top in 30 minutes. P2📍Kennedy Town The end of the road is the sea, wait for a tram🚎 to pass by with a telephoto lens, it's a postcard of Hong Kong. Navigate to the two-story basketball court on the left hand side of Kennedy Town Exit C. P3📍Winstons coffee It's just below the Kennedy Town basketball court. The dark-themed HONG KONG sign is great for photos, remember to buy a cup of coffee before shooting. P4📍Third Street, Sai Ying Pun It's an uphill section of road, the end of the road is the sea, capture the passing pedestrians and red taxis, it's very Hong Kong~ P5📍Tung Choi Street (Goldfish Street), Mong Kok Goldfish Street at night really looks like a scene from a Wong Kar-wai movie, the red lights create a great atmosphere~ P6📍Mong Kok Bus The streets are full of buses, at night under the red and green lights, it's full of Hong Kong flavor~ The spot is on the overpass at "Mong Kok MTR Station Exit B3" P7📍Central Market The spot is on the escalator of Central Market, the giant clock and the hurried pedestrians, it's like a frame of a movie🎬 P8📍Gun Club Street Shoot from the overpass, the road surface full of road signs satisfies all my imaginations of Hong Kong, this is also a spot to shoot the tram. P9📍Hoi Shan Building (Monster Building) The densely packed residential buildings are one of my impressions of Hong Kong, shooting the tram and the residential buildings in the same frame, full of the old Hong Kong's market atmosphere.

The aftermath of leaving Hong Kong is really strong!

The aftermath of leaving Hong Kong is really strong! Hong Kong is a strange yet familiar city. It's my first time here, but walking on the streets can always evoke memories of Hong Kong movies. The retro and romantic trams, the busy and orderly pedestrians, the dense and modern high-rises, are unique to Hong Kong's retro and prosperity. No matter how you shoot, it feels cinematic. The citywalk in Hong Kong is too beautiful! The long coastline, various styles of buildings, romantic street scenes, it's worth a visit. I've summarized a citywalk route with mountains, sea, city, and culture. Sisters, let's go. Citywalk route: Centre Street → Chinese Christian Li Xian Association → Sunset Flyer → Kennedy Town → Swimming Shed

Romantic citywalk route in Hong Kong for a day, friends circle was asked to explode

Citywalk in Hong Kong is too beautiful~ Long coastline, various styles of buildings, romantic street view~ It's worth a visit. I have summarized a citywalk route with mountains, sea, city and humanities~ Sisters, let's go for a day 🚘Citywalk route: Centre Street ➡️ Chinese Christian Li Xianhui ➡️ Sunset Racing Car ▶️ Kennedy Town ▶️ Swimming Shed 📸Photo points: ✅Hong Kong version of the sunset racing car, Hong Kong University Station B1 exit: palm trees with sunset and double-decker bus are too cool! ✅The romance of Kennedy Town, Kennedy Town Playground Basketball Court Kennedy Town Station C Exit: The most in-position with sea, city and tram ✅ Winstons Coffee: chic coffee shop with red taxi is really Hong Kong, come for a cup of coffee is also very chill ✅Chinese Christian Li Xianhui Hong Kong Church: The church is on the slope of the very Hong Kong street ✅Centre Street: The slope, sea view, overpass, the whole picture is full of market atmosphere, there are good coffee shops, delicious restaurants and markets on the street~ ✅Western Ring Bell Swimming Shed, Hong Kong Morse Hill Victoria Road: Super beautiful seaside viewing platform, at sunset, you can see the beautiful orange sea 📝Note tips: √Try to bring a power bank, it is difficult to borrow a power bank here √Change Hong Kong dollars in advance, many old food stores only accept cash; √Octopus (hk subway station has automatic vending machines for sale, if you want to recharge, you can go to 7-Eleven or subway station, 7-Eleven only accepts cash recharge) √The time for entry and exit customs, at least reserve an hour and a half; √Can't litter and spit anywhere, otherwise there will be a fine

A Day at Kennedy Town

#hongkongtrip #freehotelstay #localguides #mytravelhacks Kennedy Town is at the western end of Sai Wan on Hong Kong Island in Hong Kong. It was named after Arthur Edward Kennedy, the 7th Governor of Hong Kong from 1872 to 1877. Administratively, it is part of Central and Western District. - Kennedy Town is at the western end of Sai Wan on Hong Kong Island in Hong Kong. - It was named after Arthur Edward Kennedy, the 7th Governor of Hong Kong from 1872 to 1877. Administratively, it is part of Central and Western -It is bordered by the Belcher Bay of Victoria Harbour to the north. -You can get to Kennedy Town by MTR exit C in less than 10 minutes.

I thought Macau was already beautiful! Until I went to Hong Kong

Before going abroad, I specifically flew to Hong Kong and walked 100,000 steps in Hong Kong just to take pictures of these romantic and lively places in Hong Kong. I also summarized this Hong Kong travel photography guide for you. Don't ask me where to go for the National Day anymore, isn't Hong Kong fragrant! - Photo check-in point recommendation + strategy: 1 Kennedy Town (Pictures 1-3) The most extreme romantic Hong Kong seascape, the best position is at the Kennedy Town basketball court 2 Sai Ying Pun (Pictures 4-5) The road to the sea is well-arranged, and the color levels are very rich 3 Monster Building/Yick Cheong Building (Pictures 6-7) The filming location of the movie Transformers, when the tram meets the Monster Building 4 North Point (Pictures 8-9) It can be said to be a treasure spot for taking pictures in Hong Kong, the tram and the lively atmosphere are all hidden here 5 Victoria Harbour (Pictures 10-11) The ultimate romance of watching the sea by the window, even on rainy days, it belongs to Hong Kong Recommended hotel: InterContinental Hong Kong The classic Hong Kong hotel, with an unbeatable sea view, excellent location, the Chinese restaurant in the InterContinental, Seaview Pavilion, can be said to be the ceiling-level Cantonese cuisine, and there is also a Tiffany's New York Whiskey Bar, which is a classic in Hong Kong. The quiet whiskey bar in the middle of the hustle and bustle, presenting the bustling New York in the 1920s, with over 300 kinds of whiskey Other tips: If you fly directly to Hong Kong from abroad or have a ticket from a third country, you can stay in Hong Kong for 7 days with your passport, so you don't need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macau pass separately

นั่งรถรางชมเมืองครั้งแรกที่ Kennedy Town ฮ่องกง

📍Kennedy Town 🇭🇰 Hello, today we are in Hong Kong. Gammy will take you to visit the Hong Kong Island area. To get there, we will take the dark blue MTR line to the last stop at Kennedy Town Station. 🚃 This city is famous for its trams or trams. The trams here will circle the city. 💰 The price is the same for the entire line, 3 Hong Kong dollars or 15 baht. ✨ The car has 2 floors. It doesn't go very fast. Go slowly. The view along the way is very beautiful. It is a view of tall buildings, different colors in the city. It is a new experience. 🩷 The cuteness is that each car has a cute cartoon and many colors. #TravelHongKong #TravelAbroadByYourself #HongKong2023

Hong Kong has something new on every street

Wasn’t really expecting anything as we walked to our hotel during dinner but then we ran into this show for a festival this time of year. An out door Chinese opera put on for the community. Also we got to burn ghost money for the festival and that was fun and interesting. Getting lost in Hong Kong is a little hard so I recommend just exploring and trying to get lost and found again this is how we found this out door Chinese opera that was very fun.#trip

Instagrammable spot in Kennedy Town

#hongkongtrip The Sai Wan swimming shed, located about 15 to 20 minutes walk away from Kennedy Town, is a popular photospot that exudes a mysterious vibe especially at dawn and dusk. This place was used in the past when experienced swimmers have their swimming fix in the sea. However, behind the instagrammable moments, it is so popular that there was an extremely long queue to wait for one's turn to take the shots. Also, the swimming shed is actually closed off with a metal gate. To access the wooden boardwalk leading towards the sea, you have to conquer railings and slippery rocks at the side of the metal gate. You will definitely need someone to help you take from over the metal gate, because if you try to use tripod, the strong waves can come onto the path and sweep it away.

Sooper Yoo

Totally missed this one out 😂 We were there before indoor playhouse required vaccine pass (VP) for kids under 12. Having a 10,000 square foot space, Sooper Yoo offers a place to explore, climb, learn and play. There are different areas and sections, the first 2 are my kids’ favourite 1. Scramble Course is a 2-3 level maze with slides, climbers and obstacles along the way 2. Yoozoo Racer is an interactive game where kids run alongside animated animals to test their running speed on track 3. Sooper Slap is a game to test their agility and reaction 4. VR cave is pretty common now, virtual world with games, kids basically just smacking the wall to hit the target There are other like Formula Yoo Sooper Loop (race remote control cars by riding the bike, for kids 130cm and above), Sooper Kix (a VR version of soccer game) and Digi Decks (table games on digital). Kids think: ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Mom thinks: ⭐️ ⭐️ Well, it’s clean and new and fancy but it’s a been there done that thing for us. I highly doubt it’s for age 4 to 17. More likely suitable for age 4 to 8. Although we prefer outdoor activities, I understand there are parents who feel more comfortable and safer being indoors, especially when the adults taking kids to play are grandparents or helpers. Location: Podium Level 1, The Westwood, No. 8 Belcher’s Street, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong (Take HKU MTR Station Exit C2) Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday from 10am-7:30pm (last entry is 5:30pm). Sessions Times:�10AM| 12:30PM | 3PM | 5:30PM�(2 hours per session) Ticketing Costs: Weekdays (Mon – Fri)�Child HK$250 / Adult Accompany HK$80 Weekends & Holidays (Sat, Sun & PH)�Child HK$320 / Adult Accompany HK$80 📝 Note * Each Child Ticket includes one free Adult Accompany ticket. * Visitors must wear designated Sooper Yoo grip socks that have been purchased at the Park or through the Sooper Yoo website (HK$30 per pair). X #playhouse #hkustation #kennedytown #thewestwood #hkplayhouse #indoorplayhouse #hkblogger #hkparents #hkkids #hongkongactivities #afterschoolactivities #hongkongkids #sooperyoo #mykids馬來港孩 #室內遊樂場 #香港遊樂場 #香港島 #香港兒童 #親子活動 #兒童遊樂場 #兒童適宜 #玩樂是正事 #放學後 #親子好去處 #週末好去處 #特色遊樂場

Kennedy hidden gem Thai fusion restaurant

Really love their signature menu, 4 courses with different food choices, portion is just perfect for 2 ladies who can't eat much, great deal at $268. Lobster crossiant is definitely their signature appetizer, tasted it years before and still can't forgot how amazing to have hot soup inside the bread, recommend everyone to give a try. Grilled pork neck, meat is tendered and good match with the sour and spicy thai chilli sauce. Grilled Skate Wing is not commonly appeared at HK restaurants, the fish texture is not bad and seems quite healthy, not fat at all. We added morning glory, just can't resist this typical Thai dish. Creme brulee wrap up the dinner decently, I like it not too sweet and has good balance with pineapple puree. We both ordered drinks, coconut and Chamomile tea won't go wrong. #test_kennedy _______________________________ 🏠享慢煮泰 📍西環堅尼地城卑路乍街150號加多近山地下A號舖 💵 HKD250 per head ‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾ #hkfood #hkfoodblogger #hkfoodreview #hkig #hkfoodie #foodstagram #eatstagram #tea #foodblog #getinmybelly #heresmyfood #foodporn #foodreview #foodhunt #travelhk #likeforlikes #堅離地美食 #kennedy # #thai #먹방 #맛집 #맛 #홍콩 #홍콩맛집 #comida #restaurante #followforfollowback #like4likes

Great vehicle to take you to travel in environmentally friendly way

If you want to enjoy the view along Hong Kong Island, especially between Kennedy Town and Shau Kei Wan, in an environmentally friendly way, the tram is a must vehicle to try! The tram is one of the earliest forms of public transport, run since 1904 under British rule. As it is a double-decker tram using the electoral system with open windows and slow speed, you will have enough time to see Hong Kong Island and enjoy the breeze. On top of that, the tram has a super low price. You only need to spend HK$.2 per trip. What else are you waiting for? #tourist #transport #transporthub #environmentalfriendly

Japanese style lanterns

Amazing Japanese style lanterns prettily lit during festivals :) especially pretty during sunset golden hours #hongkong #kennedytown #summervacation

Wonderful Sunsets 🌅

This spot is located in Kennedy Town. It is a perfect place for enjoying beautiful sunset in hk and taking unbelievable photos. 📸 It is easy to reach them by getting on Kennedy Town tram or MTR. 🚋🚉 #travel #photo #sunset

5-Day Hong Kong Trip: Detailed Guide You Can't Miss!

Hey guys! Here's a 5-day Hong Kong itinerary to help you explore the city without any regrets! This super practical guide will help you easily discover the charm of Hong Kong, so save it now! -- 🛤️Itinerary Suggestions DAY 1: Temple Street Stroll along Temple Street and experience the unique charm of Hong Kong's night markets.🌃 DAY 2: Avenue of Stars - Hong Kong Museum of Art - Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower - Central Market - Kennedy Town - Hong Kong Tramways Start with the dazzling Avenue of Stars, then explore art, history, and local life, and take the tram to experience the bustling city.🚋 DAY 3: Ocean Park Hong Kong Enjoy yourself, explore the mysteries of the ocean, and experience the blend of excitement and joy.🎢 DAY 4: Hong Kong Disneyland Step into a fairytale world and spend a wonderful time with your favorite Disney characters.🏰 DAY 5: Free time or private transfer to the airport Plan your own activities or enjoy a private transfer to the airport according to your return flight time.🛫 If you have enough time, why not explore a few more attractions? -- Tips: - Photo spots: Hong Kong's night views are beautiful, so don't miss Victoria Peak and Victoria Harbour!📸 - Airport transportation: The Airport Express takes you directly to the city center, which is convenient and fast, and helps you avoid traffic jams.🚄 - Local customs: Respect local customs, speak quietly in restaurants, and don't smoke on the street.🙌 - November weather: The temperature in Hong Kong in November is moderate, but there are occasional showers, so remember to bring an umbrella!🌂 -- Don't miss this super practical guide for your Hong Kong trip! Explore Hong Kong with ease, your travel helper, save it now, and get ready to go!

Check in spot in Hong Kong

📍Kennedy Town A Hidden Gem in Hong Kong Kennedy Town is a charming neighborhood on the western end of Hong Kong Island. Known for its laid-back atmosphere, trendy cafes, and scenic waterfront views, it’s a perfect escape from the bustling heart of the city. Despite its relaxed vibe, Kennedy Town is filled with things to see and do, making it a must-visit for both locals and tourists. 🚊Getting to Kennedy Town Getting to Kennedy Town is easy thanks to the MTR (Mass Transit Railway). Simply take the Island Line (blue line) to Kennedy Town Station, which is the final stop. The station is well-located, with multiple exits that lead directly into the heart of the neighborhood. If you prefer scenic travel, consider taking the Hong Kong Tramways (also known as the "Ding Ding"), which offers a unique, leisurely journey from Central to Kennedy Town. The tram is a great way to experience the sights of the island at a slower pace. Whether you’re in search of relaxed vibes, charming cafes, or beautiful coastal views, Kennedy Town has something for everyone.

Kennedy Town | Find the Glass Sea in Hong Kong.

| Find the Glass Sea in Hong Kong. 📍 Transportation: Subway (20 min): Take the Tsuen Wan Line from Mong Kok to Central, transfer to the Island Line, and get off at Kennedy Town Station, Exit C. 🗺 Recommended Route 1. Island East Waterfront Promenade 🌊: 📍Navigate to %Arabica Coffee Enjoy the stunning sea view! We recommend visiting in the morning when there are fewer people. Stroll along the promenade and enjoy the breeze. The blue sky and sea contrast with the skyscrapers, creating a unique Hong Kong vibe. 2. Sai Wan Swimming Shed - Glass Sea 🍃: 📍Google navigate to Sai Wan Swimming Shed (20 min walk) The blue and white boardwalk has a retro vibe. 3. Take the Ding Ding Tram to Central Pier to see the Ferris wheel 📍Kennedy Town Terminus ---> Pedder Street Station We recommend downloading the Ding Ding app to check real-time arrival information. Kennedy Town has a slow-paced vibe.

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