Explore our Neighbourhood
Discover Hong Kong’s vibrant downtown, where modern energy meets timeless charm. Wandering along the bustling streets lined with authentic eateries, historic constructions and newly developed buildings, weaving the exploration to a rich tapestry of culture.
WEST KOWLOON CULTURAL DISTRICT
A cultural district blending together art, education, open space, hotel, office and residential developments and retail, dining and entertainment facilities. The District’s major cultural facilities including the Arts Pavilion, the Art Park, Freespace, the Hong Kong Palace Museum, M+ and the Xiqu Centre.
A 14-min walk from the hotel – See route
ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH
The oldest Protestant church in town since 1906, rated Grade 1 historic building in 2019. With a single bell tower decorated by colourful stained glass windows at front right, with a number of extensions: the old Vicarage in 1909, the Amah’s Quarters and the Caretakers’ Quarters in around 1910, and the Christian Centre in 1978.
A 9-min walk from the hotel – See route
TIN HAU TEMPLE
Significant in the history of Kowloon as a multi-functional place for worship, arbitration and study. The temple established by the boat people and land dwellers serves as an important religious focus and marker of collective cultural identity for the local community.
A 8-min walk from the hotel – See route
YAU MA TEI POLICE STATION
Built at the current site at Canton Road in 1922, the Yau Ma Tei Police Station is an Edwardian architecture and one of the few remaining pre-war police station buildings in Hong Kong. It was rated Grade 2 historic building in 2009.
A 9-min walk from the hotel – See route
YAU MA TEI THEATRE
The only surviving pre-World War II theatre in town built in 1930, rated as Grade 2 historic building in 2009. Featuring two pillars at the front entrance, the Chinese pitched roof, the Art Deco façade and Dutch gable walls, the steel trusses and timber purlins for roof support, and the original proscenium and interior walls of the stage.
A 12-min walk from the hotel – See route
RED BRICK BUILDING
Built in 1895, the Red Brick Building was formerly the Engineer’s Office of the old Pumping Station of the Water Supplies Department on Shanghai Street. It is the oldest surviving building of a water pumping station in the territory. It was was rated Grade 1 historic building in 2009.
A 11-min walk from the hotel – See route
YAU MA TEI
WHOLESALE FRUIT MARKET
Built in 1913 and rated Grade 2 historic building in 2009, was originally known as the Government Vegetables Market. The use of Dutch Colonial gables and pediments and the carvings of traders’ brand names on pediments or tablets of the gables are highlights of the Fruit Market.
A 12-min walk from the hotel – See route
HERBAL TEA HOUSES
Busy? Take a break and enjoy Hong Kong’s traditional five-flower tea, or indulge in the rich and bitter twenty-four herbs tea. Soak in the atmosphere and savor the teahouses rich with human stories. So take a seat, listen to the owners and local patrons, and experience the tales of real Hong Kong people.
DAI PAI DONG
Eager to sample real Hong Kong cuisine? Visit a local Dai Pai Dong and eat outdoor at these cooked food stalls. There are so many things to savor, from seasonal seafood, rice cooked in clay pots, or oyster omelets. Or enjoy a skewer of fish balls on the sidewalk for a city vibe you will never forget.
A 4-min walk from the hotel – See route
ELEMENTS
A lavish world covering more than one million square feet of shopping, dining, art and entertainment awaits you. Soak up the cultural diversity as you stroll through each of our five zones, inspired by the five elements of traditional Chinese culture.
HARBOUR CITY
The largest and most diverse shopping mall in Hong Kong. Located at the heart of the city alongside the beautiful Victoria Harbour, Harbour City offers a wide range of shopping, dining, entertainment and sightseeing options as a major attraction in Hong Kong.
MIRA PLACE
Home to more than 120 trendy brands, from renowned international brands to fashion-forward Asian labels, Mira Place is also a foodie paradise with 40 restaurants and cafes, including Michelin starred and recommended eateries.
K11 MUSEA
Located at Victoria Dockside, K11 Art and Cultural District of Tsim Sha Tsui, K11 MUSEA is Hong Kong’s pioneering cultural-retail landmark. Inspired by ‘A Muse by the Sea’, K11 MUSEA is designed to enrich the new consumer’s daily life through the power of creativity, culture and innovation.
K11 ART MALL
The world’s first Museum-Retail concept and a hybrid model of art and commerce founded in 2008, it is the world’s first original brand to pioneer the blend of three essential elements of Art • People • Nature
TEMPLE STREET NIGHT MARKET
Adorned with vibrant colours, it has been revitalised, showcasing its lively and captivating night vibes. The roadside food stalls also offer an endless array of delectable Hong Kong snacks and diverse specialty products, ensuring a satisfying experience that pleases both your taste buds and leaves you fulfilled.
