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Population:7 Million

Currency:Hong Kong dollar, $1 = 100 c

Opening hours:Office hours are 9am–5.30 pmfrom Monday to Friday, 9am–1pm on Saturdays. Many officesare closed for lunch between1pm–2pm. Banks are open from9am–4.30pm on Monday to Fridayand 9am–12.30pm on Saturdays.Most businesses are open all dayfrom 10am–6pm and in the touristdistrict they are often open until9pm.

Internet:www.discoverhongkong.comwww.gov.hk

Newspapers:The South China Morning Post(En)The Hong Kong StandardHerald TribuneFinancial TimesAsian Wall Street Journal(Asian versions)

Emergency numbers:999

Tourist information:HKTB Visitor Information ServicesCentres at Hong KongInternational Airport (TransferArea E2 and Buffer Hall A & B), LoWu Terminal Building Arrival Hall,Causeway Bay MTR Station andTsim Sha Tsui Star FerryConcourse.

HONG KONGPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-12-08 | COUNTRY CODE: HKContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, 5 Hot Tips, Maps

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HONG KONGWith its subtropical climate, beautiful scenery, a flood ofelectronic gadgets, lively nightlife and exquisite food, HongKong is a tourist’s paradise!

Twenty-five million people come here every year – to a citywith one of the highest densities of skyscrapers in the world.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

Hong Kong is a young, pulsating city full ofenergy. This is evident to anyone standingon the quay in Tsim Sha Tsui and lookingat Hong Kong Island’s impressiveskyscraper horizon. Furthermore, this is acity which has succeeded in making an artout of squeezing seven million people intoan area of 1000 square kilometres. Youcan find everything here: some of theworld’s most exciting skyscraperarchitecture, fashionable shopping malls, asubtropical wilderness and one of theworld’s hottest financial districts.

The crossroads between Queen’s Road andPedder Street is said to be the busiest inthe world. Among the crowds in centralHong Kong, the visitor will find many of themost attractive shops, as well as the mainentertainment district of Lan Kwai Fong.

SoHo – south of Hollywood Road – iswhere you will find the world’s largestsystem of interconnected escalators, avibrating artery linking togetherrestaurants, cafés, bars, interior designshops and shopping malls. For thefashion-conscious, a visit to Causeway Bayis recommended - here it is chiefly youngpeople who enjoy combing the fashionboutiques until late into the evening.

Anyone who loses their way in the alleys ofthe technology paradise of Kowloon willfind their way to an interesting restaurantin the Chinese quarter of Central or decideto take a swim in Stanley… And so it

continues. Hong Kong is an adventure.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

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Temples, museums, amusement parks andlookout points. Hong Kong has a greatvariety of sights to see. Why not visit theMan Mo Temple? Or the night-time marketin Temple Street?

Taoist TempleTaoist temple is one of the mostfrequented temples in Hong Kong. Whilethe older Hong Kong residents pray toMan, God of Literature, and the God ofWar, Mo, you can go up to the altar andcollect a box of prophecy sticks. Shake thebox until one of the sticks falls out – thengo to one of the fortune-teller stalls andget to know your future.

Address: 124-126 Hollywood Rd, Sheung WanOpening hours: 8am–6pmPhone: +852 2830 2916

Hong Kong Museum Of ArtIf you want to see classical Chinese art andcalligraphy, you have come to the rightplace. Apart from a solid collection ofclassical work, the highlight of Hong Kong’sMuseum of Art is the collection of oldphotographs and prints from the Colonialera.

Address: 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha TsuiPhone: +852 2721 0116Internet: www.lscd.gov.hk/hkma

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Hong Kong Museum Of HistoryThis museum looks back in time gothrough the eight rooms which range fromprehistoric times to the hand-over to Chinain 1997. Here you can see everything fromtraditional Chinese clothes and an oldreconstructed street from 1881 to toysfrom the 1970’s.

Address: 100 Chatham Rd, Tsim Sha TsuiPhone: +852 2724 9024Internet: http://hk.history.museum and www.lcsd.gov.hk

Victoria PeakVictoria Peak is an absolute must forvisitors to Hong Kong – ascend 522 metresby tram and look out over the entire city –just make sure that it is not a foggy day.Victoria Peak has always been an area forthe propertied classes, and nowadays thisalso means that Hong Kong’s bestpromenade is to be found in the leafy,quiet area around the peak station.

Address: Peak Tower, Peak RoadOpening hours: The tram leaves every ten minutes and runsbetween 7 am and midnight.Internet: www.thepeak.com.hkMore information: Take the tram from Garden Road or CottonTree Drive.

Hong Kong Zoological And BotanicalGardensHere you will find hundreds of differentspecies of birds and exotic plants in abeautiful setting filled with fountains andsculptures. West of Garden Road, whichruns straight through the gardens, you willfind the zoo with an impressive collectionof endangered species.

Address: Albany RdOpening hours: Park 6am–10pm, zoo 7am–7pm, Plant house9am-4.30pm.Phone: +852 2530 0154Internet: www.lcsd.gov.hk/parks/hkzbgMore information: Bus 3B, 12, 40

Pak Tai TempleThis Taoist temple was built in 1860’s inhonour of Pak Tai, something ascontradictory as a peace-keeping god ofwar.

Look into one of the side rooms where oldmen are seated building small paper andbamboo models of everything that theywant to carry with them in the afterlife.

Address: Lung On Rd, at Queen’s Rd EastMore information: Bus 6, 10, 15

Ocean ParkHong Kong’s largest amusement park.Take a dizzy ride on the roller coaster,experience the world’s largest aquarium orwatch one of the many animal shows.

Address: Ocean Park Rd, AberdeenOpening hours: 10am - 6pmPhone: +852 3923 2323Internet: www.oceanpark.com.hkMore information: Bus: 6A, 6X and 629

Star FerrySince 1888, this oval, double-decker ferryhas transported the residents of HongKong between Kowloon and Hong KongIsland, and although there is now analternative, Star Ferries not only providesan insight into the day-to-day life of HongKong but also offers the cheapest and bestview from the sea.

There are four different trips, but the mostpopular is between Central and Tsim ShaTsui.

Opening hours: 6.30am-11.30pm, boats leave every six totwelve minutes.Phone: +852 2367 7065Internet: www.starferry.com.hk

DisneylandStep into a world of exciting andenchanting lands! Enjoy tales andadventures in exciting attractions. Here,dreams are brought magically to life forboth the young and the ones young atheart! The park is divided into four mainareas Fantasyland - the "happiest kingdomof them all Tomorrowland - like ourdreams, is timeless Adventureland - intothe heart of uncharted jungles and MainStreet, USA - the picturesque boulevard ofdreams.



Address: Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau IslandOpening hours: Daily from 10.30am to 8pm (hours may differ onpublic holidays)Price: One-Day Tickets are HKD 350 (Adult), HKD 250 (childrenbtw 3-11 yrs)Internet: http://park.hongkongdisneyland.comMore information: Travel on the railway network of MTR andinterchange for the Disneyland Resort Line at Sunny Bay Station.Bus routes R11, R22, R33, R42 (operate only during morningand evening peak hours)

EATING #EATING#

In Hong Kong you can eat food fromaround the world: Thai, Indian, British,Italian and not least, Chinese. You can eatwell for a little or a lot – it is often thedecor that determines the price tag.

Café DecoEnjoy Hong Kong’s best view while you eatdinner at Café Deco. Here, high up onVictoria Peak, you can eat fish, seafoodand grilled dishes. From Thursday toSaturday there is a live jazz band.

Address: Peak Galleria, 118 Peak RoadPhone: +852 2849 5111Internet: www.cafedecogroup.com

Spring DeerThis is a good choice for those who want tosample rustic, northern Chinese cuisine.Spring Deer has the best Peking duck inHong Kong. The only problem is that it isso popular that you have to book inadvance.

Address: 42 Mody Road, Tsim Sha TsuiPhone: +852 2366 4012

Open KitchenThis bistro has a reasonably priced menu

consisting of Indian, Malay and Italianfood. The slightly Bohemian atmosphereand the fantastic view over the harbourmake Open Kitchen a very good alternativefor lunch, dinner or an afternoon drink.

Address: Sixth floor, Hong Kong Arts Centre,2 Harbour Rd, WanChaiPhone: +852 2827 2923Internet: www.openkitchen.com

PetrusPetrus is without a doubt Hong Kong’s bestFrench restaurant and, although it is in TheIsland Shangri-La hotel complex, it offerstraditional French cuisine and amagnificent view of the harbour.

Address: Island Shangri-La Hotel, Pacific Place, Supreme CourtRoad, AdmiraltyPhone: +852 2820 8590

Che’s Cantonese RestaurantThis restaurant serves exquisite Cantonesehome cooking. Ask for the special menu ofthe season which has a dozen specialdishes depending on the time of year.

Address: Fourth floor, The Broadway, 54-62 LockhartRoad, WanChaiPhone: +852 2528 1123

Jumbo Floating RestaurantJumbo Floating Restaurant may look like aglorious mixture of Forbidden City and LasVegas, but it is the right choice if you wantto try out the floating restaurants ofAberdeen Harbour. The menu comprises amixture of traditional Chinese food – withdim sum every Sunday morning.

Address: Shum Wan Pier Drive, Wong Chuk Hang, AberdeenPhone: +852 2553 9111Internet: www.jumbo.com.hkMore information: Free boat leaves from Aberdeen Promenade.

FelixHong Kong’s cosiest restaurant was givena lift when it was refurbished by thedesigner Philippe Starck. At this fantastic,Art Deco-inspired restaurant you can eatanything from barbecued spareribs tolobster nachos.



Address: 28th floor, Peninsula Hong Kong, Salisbury Road, TsimSha TsuiPhone: +852 2315 3188Internet: www.peninsula.com

Yi Jiang NanAt this pleasant Chinese restaurantdelicious Shanghai and northern Chinesecuisine is served on good-sized, blackwooden tables. The trendy atmosphere ismellowed by attentive waiters and cosylighting from lamps made of old bird cages.

Address: 33-35 Staunton Street, SohoPhone: +852 2136 0886

M At The FringeAustralian restaurant-owner MichelleGarnaut has become a Hong Konginstitution since she opened the high-classrestaurant M at the Fringe in the nineties.High-class, international cuisine is servedhere on starched table-cloths. Book a tablein advance.

Address: 2 Lower Albert Road, CentralPhone: +852 2877 4000Internet: www.m-atthefringe.com

Yung KeeNo trip to Hong Kong is complete without avisit to the traditional Cantoneserestaurant Yung Kee. Here you should tryyoung roast goose and barbecued porkwhen you eat dim sum.

Address: 32-40 Wellington Street, CentralPhone: +852 2522 1624Internet: www.yungkee.com.hk

One-thirtyoneThis beautiful restaurant is located in a 3storey village house nestled on the bay ofThree Fathoms Cove outside Hong Kong. Ithas no fixed menu as the chef woulddecide demanding on what ingredients hecan get. They offer a 4 course lunch and a6 course dinner. There are not a lot oftables so make sure to book well inadvance.

Address: 131 Tseng Tau Vill.Phone: +852 2791 2684Internet: www.one-thirtyone.com

Long Men LouThis is a vegetarian restaurant locatedwithin the Chi Lin Nunnery. It is open forthe public and is situated behind aman-made waterfall within the gardenconnected to the nunnery. The restaurantoffers great Chinese vegetarian meals. If isoften very busy over the weekend but noreservation is accepted. It is better to bethere early. The nunnery itself is also afantastic place to visit as it was built usingthe same technique and style of the TangDynasty.

Address: 5 Chi Lin Drive, Diamond Hill, New KowloonPhone: +852 2354 1888

The Press RoomThe restaurants philosophy is to servesimple food made from the finestingredients, served in a friendly andrelaxed atmosphere. And they follow theirphilosophy. Even though the décor i quitesimple, it has a very pleasant, bustlingenvironment at night and the food is greatand reasonably priced.

Internet: www.thepressroom.com.hk

The restaurants philosophy is to servesimple food made from the finestingredients, served in a friendly andrelaxed atmosphere. And they follow theirphilosophy. Even though the décor i quitesimple, it has a very pleasant, bustlingenvironment at night and the food is greatand reasonably priced.

Address: 108 Hollywood RoadPhone: +852 2525 3444Internet: www.thepressroom.com.hk



CAFÉS #CAFES#

Kubrick Bookshop CaféThis bookshop café is next to BroadwayCinematheque and has a wide range offilm-related books and magazines. Theright place for anyone who is looking forlighter food such as pasta or a sandwich.

Address: Broadway Cinematheque, 3 Public Square Street, YauMa TeiPhone: +852 2384 8929

DelifranceDelifrance is a premium coffee specialistthat also offers a range of unique Frenchdelicacies. Delifrance has authenticcrunchy baguettes, buttery croissants, andother mouth-watering and healthy food atgreat value prices. The food and coffee atDelifrance are always fresh and alwaysFrench!

Address: Shop G19, Citygate Outlets, 20 Tat Tung Road, TungChungPhone: +852 2109 4187Internet: www.delifrance.com.hk

Dim SumThe most typical Hong Kong cuisine is dimsum, or “yum cha” as it is also called(literally: “drink tea”).

Dim sum is eaten as a kind of brunch andconsists of a large number of fancy dishes,including among other things, dumplings,fried vegetables, spring rolls andmeat-balls.

HeichinrouThe most luxurious dim sum to be found in

Hong Kong. The cream of Hong Kongsociety gathers here on public holidays toeat the exquisite, fancy dishes in elegantsurroundings.

Address: Second floor, Lippo Sun Plaza, 28 Canton RoadPhone: +852 2375 7123Internet: www.heichinrou.com

Lin Heung Tea HouseA local Cantonese tea house with good –and inexpensive – dim sum. Select thedishes you would like from the trolleyswhich the waiters bring to the table.

Address: 160-164 Wellington Street, CentralPhone: +852 2544 4556

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

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In part, this means that Hong Kong onlywakes up in the evening – thepleasure-seeking Hong Kong visitor hasplenty to choose from. Irrespective ofwhether you like English pubs, karaokepalaces or designer bars.

Most of the action is in Central, but forthose who want to experience moreauthentic nightlife, it is worth going toCauseway Bay or Tsim Sha Tsui. Danceyour night away to whatever beat you mayprefer. May it be hip hop, eclectic house ordance music, there’s something foreveryone!

Feather BoaIf you know how to throw a feather boaaround your neck, this is the place for you– the yellow curtains at Feather Boa



conceal an imaginative lounge and divinemango daiquiris.

Address: 38 Staunton Street, SohoPhone: +852 2857 2586

Club 1911Colonial nostalgia at its best – the décor ofClub 1911 takes us back to a Hong Kongprior to the Chinese Revolution of 1911.Fans whirr on the ceiling and it is a must toorder a gin and tonic at the beautiful bar ofdark wood.

Address: 27 Staunton Street, SohoPhone: +852 2810 6681

Delaney’sA bit of Ireland in Hong Kong. Choose fromthe ground floor’s very popular Irish pub inblack and white, or the restaurant andsports bar on the floor above – with itsrustic Irish pub food.

Address: One Capital Place, 18 Luard Road, Wan ChaiPhone: +852 2804 2880Internet: www.delaneys.com.hk

Dragon-iHave a drink with Hong Kong’s film andpop stars in this small but cosy designerclub in Soho. It may be difficult to get intoDragon-I, but if you succeed it is wellworth the effort. For those who don’tmanage to squeeze in, an alternative ishappy hour from 6 pm – 9 pm.

Address: Centrium, 60 Wyndham Street, CentralPhone: +852 3110 1222Internet: www.dragon-i.com.hk

DropAt Drop you can enjoy yourself in deluxestyle with well-mixed cocktails, soft loungesofas and good house music. The design isminimalist, but the atmosphere relaxedand the DJ’s good. Make sure you arriveearly – after 10 pm. you need a member’scard from Thursday to Saturday.

Address: On Lok Mansion, 39-43 Hollywood Road, CentralPhone: +852 2543 8856Internet: www.drophk.com

C ClubHere you will find a good mix of touristsand Hong Kong residents dancing tointernational DJ’s in the cosily designedcellar of California Tower.

Address: California Tower, 30-32 D’Aguilar Street, CentralPhone: +852 2526 1139

AntiqueBarA elegant and comfortable place to havefun, enjoy the music and relax in acomfortable sofa. There is "Ladies Night"every Saturday and great DJ’s. EveryWeekend DJ’s Johnnathan & Chris is in TheHouse.

Address: Walden Hotel, 1/F No.353 Hennessy RoadPhone: +852 3678 3978Internet: www.antiquebar.com.hk

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

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If you like shopping, you have come to theright place. Browse among beautifulChinese antique bargains, designer clothes– but above all, electronic gadgets. Thefact is that it is difficult to avoid shopswherever you are in the city.

The main shopping areas are to be foundin the district of Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloonand along Nathan Road, but these are notthe only places by a long chalk.

Some highlights in the Centre includeShanghai Tang (12 Pedder Street) - here



you will find tasteful versions of traditionalChinese clothes. Another is Arch AngelAntiques (53-55 Hollywood Road) whichactually specialises in antique porcelain,but here you will also find traditionalChinese furniture, books, vases, mah-jonggames and handy gifts.

Half an hour’s bus-ride from the city is thesandy beach at Stanley with its market. AtStanley Market you will find the usualsouvenirs, and it is an easy way to get alittle sand between your toes into thebargain. Another well-known market isTemple St Night Market (Tube: Yau Ma Tei,Jordan) that got its name from Tin HauTemple in the same street. This is theperfect place for anyone looking for clothesand watches. In the northern part of thestreet you can eat anything from simplenoodle soups to fancy Chinese dishes.

Even if you are not good at findingbargains by nature, come and get yourshare of the bargains during your stay inHong Kong - a shopper’s paradise.

A tip is to ask someone who lives in HongKong where he or she normally gets thebest price - you will presumably get yourbest bargain there!

For more detailed shopping informationdownload our special Hong Kong shoppingguide at: www.arrivalguides.com

DEPARTMENT STORESLane CrawfordLane Crawford, the first westerndepartment store in Hong Kong, iswell-stocked and well-organised. Somethink it a trifle expensive, but it may beworth it for the good service.

Address: Podium Level 3, 8 Finance Street, CentralPhone: +852 2118 3388Internet: www.lanecrawford.com

SogoGigantic Japanese department store with13 floors. The wide range is meticulously

organised and comprises an impressivequantity of high-quality goods – everythingfrom beauty products to clothes and sportsequipment.

Address: 555 Hennessy Road, Causeway BayPhone: +852 2833 8338Internet: www.sogo.com.hk

Mong Kok Computer CentreThree floors with nothing but computerswhich are frequently cheaper than if youlook in the Tsim Sha Tsui district.

Address: 8 Nelson Street, Mong Kok

Star Computer CityIf Tsim Sha Tsui is the area in Hong Kongwith the best range of technology, this isthe largest computer shopping mall. Beforeyou buy anything, be sure to get awarranty with international validity.

Address: Starhouse, 3 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

1010This is where you should go if you want tofind the smallest, latest and coolest mobiletelephones.

Address: 122-126 Canton Road, Tsim Sha TsuiPhone: +852 2910 1010Internet: www.hkcsl.com

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

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In recent years the number of hotels in themedium-price range has increased. Even iflegendary luxury hotels like The Pencontinue to attract guests, they can nowstay both centrally and relatively cheaply



in Hong Kong.

EXCLUSIVEThe Peninsula, Hong KongThe Pen breathes Colonialism and luxury,although the 300 rooms have beenmodernised to include Internetconnections, fax, CD and DVD players. Asthe hotel is in the southern part ofKowloon, most of the rooms have a seaview.

The hotel is famous for offering a RollsRoyce pick-up at the airport. In addition,they serve a popular Afternoon tea.

Address: Salisbury RoadPhone: +852 2920 2888Internet: www.peninsula.com

Island Shangri-laIsland Shangri-La is as close as you canget to an art and design hotel in HongKong. This is where you will find HongKong’s cosiest hotel rooms as well as thebest French restaurant in the city (Petrus),an outdoor spa and a gym open 24 hours aday.

Address: Pacific Place, Supreme Court Road, AdmiraltyPhone: +852 2877 3838Internet: www.shangri-la.com

Grand Hyatt Hong KongGrand Hyatt Hong Kong offers a blend ofsophisticated atmosphere and high-techfocus. In addition, most of the rooms herelook out over the beautiful VictoriaHarbour.

Address: 1 Harbour Road, Wan ChaiPhone: +852 2888 1234Internet: http://hongkong.hyatt.com

GOOD VALUEIce HouseThis is a thirteen-storey apartment hotelwith a kitchen and desk with Internetconnection in every room. It is alsopossible to rent these rooms for a longerperiod of time.

Address: 38 Ice House Street, CentralPhone: +852 2836 7333Internet: www.icehouse.com.hk

Shamrock HotelClean and fair-sized rooms (by Hong Kongstandards) in the city centre makeShamrock a good choice for those lookingfor a hotel in the medium price range.

Address: 223 Nathan Road, KowloonPhone: +852 2735 2271Internet: www.shamrockhotel.com.hk

BASICGarden View International HouseThis YMCA-owned hotel is midway betweenCentral and Mid-Levels. It has simple butinexpensive rooms – most with a lovelyview of Hong Kong’s botanical gardens.

Address: 1 MacDonnell Road, Mid-LevelsPhone: +852 2877 3737Internet: http://hotel.ywca.org.hk

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

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AirportsHong Kong’s airport was previously in thecity centre and it was an experience to flyin among the skyscrapers. But the newairport is still a major sight. Fêted as oneof the most ambitious engineering projectsever, this large airport really is proof thatthe construction of an airport is a prestigeproject. And a work of art, too. The Britisharchitect, Sir Norman Foster, has describedthe building as homage to travellers inmodern times.

The new high-tech airport is a little way



outside Hong Kong, but Airport Express(HKD 180) leaves every twelve minutesbetween 5.50am and 12.48pm and takesyou downtown in 24 minutes. Buses A11(40 HKD) and A12 (45 HKD) also go intothe city. A taxi to and from the airportcosts approx. HKD 230 to Tsim Sha Tsuiand HKD 280 to Central.

The airport has two terminals - Terminal 1and Terminal 2. Atwww.hongkongairport.com you can easilyfind information about where to go and atwhich gate and terminal different airlinesarrive or depart. At the airport there is alsoan Airport Ambassador Programme and aCostumer Service Centre you can turn tofor more information and help.

Phone: +852 2181 8888Internet: www.hongkongairport.com

Public TransportThe clean and modern MTR, the tube(www.mtr.com.hk), is often the quickestway to get around. A smart way is to buyan Octopus Card (www.octopuscards.com)which can be used on most of the localbuses and trains. It costs around HKD 150(HKD 50 in deposit and HKD 100 to travel)and gives you a 5-10 percent discount. Youcan also buy a one-day card on MTR foraround HKD 55.

Buses cost HKD 1.40-45, depending onhow far you travel, but remember that youneed the exact amount or an Octopus Cardto pay. There is also a small minibus (HKD2.50-20) which is a mixture of taxi and busand takes slightly longer but might takeyou closer to where you want to go.

Trams are a pleasant way to get aroundand cost HKD 2.

TaxiIt is cheap and simple to travel by taxi inHong Kong – just flag down the first taxithat comes down the street. The initialcharge is HKD 18, after 2 kilometres it

costs 1.50 for 200 metres.

Post OfficeThe main post office is adjacent to the StarFerry Terminal on Hong Kong Island.

Address: 2 Connaught PlazaOpening hours: Open Monday to Saturday 8 am-6 pm, Sunday 9am-5 pm.Phone: +852 2921 2222

PharmacySOS International Alarm

+852 2528 9900.

For general enquiries and advice, call +8522300 6555 or go to Hong Kong CentralHospital, 1b Lower Albert Road, Central,Tel +852 2537 8441.

Internet: www.internationalsos.com

DentistsSOS International Alarm +852 2428 9900

Internet: www.internationalsos.com

TelephoneCountry code: +852

Electricity220 V / 50 Hz

#ESSENTIALINFORMATION#

5 HOT TIPS #FIVEHOTTIPS#

Happy Valley RacecourseDo as the inhabitants of Hong Kong do –bet on the horses. Every year no less than10 billion HKD are spent on horses in HongKong.

Address: 2 Sports Road, Happy ValleyPhone: +852 2895 1523Price: 10-50 HKDInternet: www.happyvalleyracecourse.com

1/5 NuevoThis new bar may be difficult to findamongst the alleys of Wan Chai. The name(pronounced One Fifth) alludes to the factthat we devote one fifth of our life topleasure – an expansive bar, luxuriouscocktails and pleasant staff make it worth



while to spend more time at 1/5.

Address: Starcrest Building, 9 Star Street, Wan ChaiPhone: +852 2529 2300

Fringe ClubFor Hong Kong’s most interesting concerts,theatrical productions, photographic andart exhibitions, the Fringe Club is a safebet. The winter program includes, amongother things, an exhibition of photographsfrom Russia, a comedy written by EugeneIonesco and a Cantonese drama.

Address: 2 Lower Albert Road, CentralPhone: +852 2521 7251Internet: www.hkfringeclub.com

Page OneYou will find the best range of the latest artand design magazines at the new bookchain Page One. They also have a widerange of books on film, photography andliterature here.

Address: Third floor, Gateway Arcade, Canton Road, Tsim ShaTsuiPhone: +852 2730 6080Internet: www.pageonegroup.com

Flagstaff House Museum Of Tea WareVisit the tea exhibition in the lovelyColonial building of Flagstaff House. This isthe oldest building in Hong Kong (1846)and is located in the newly built, futuristic,concrete Hong Kong Park.

Address: 10 Cotton Tree Drive, AdmiraltyOpening hours: Wednesday to Monday 10 am – 5 pmPhone: +852 2869 0690


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|Aberdeen Street B6Aberdeen Tunnel F8Albany Road B7Amoy Street E7Anton Street D7Arbuthnont Road B6 B7Arsenal Street D7Arthur Street D2Ashley Road D4Austin Avenue E3Austin Road D3 E3Austin Road West C3Bailey Street G1Baker Street G2Barker Road B8Battery Path C7Blacks Link E8Blue Pool Road G8Bonham Road A6Bonham Strand West A5 A6Borrett Road C7 D7Bowen Drive D7Bowen Road C7 D7Bowring Street D3 E3Bowrington Road F7Braemar Hill Road I5Bridges Street A6Broadwood Road G8Bulkeley Street G2Caine Lane A6Caine Road A6 B6 B7Cameron Lane E4Cameron Road E4Canal Road East F6 F7Canal Road West F6 F7Canton Road D1 D3 D4Carnarvon Road E3 E4Caroline Hill Road G7Causeway Road G7 H6Chater Road C6Chatham Road North F2Chatham Road South E3 F3Cheong Street D2Cheong Wan Road F3Chi Kiang Street G1 H1Chi Wo Street E2Chun Fai Road H7 H8Chun Yeung Street I5Chun Yi Lane E1Chung Hau Street F1 F2City Garden Road H5Cleverly Street A6 B5Cloud View Road I5Cochrane Street B6Conduit Road A6Connaught Road Cen. B6Connaught Road Wes. A5Convention Avenue E6Coombe Road D8Cox’s Road E3Cross Harbour Tunn. F5

Cross Lane E7Cross Street E7D Aguilar Street B6Des Voeux Road Wes. A5Dock Street G2Dragon Road H6Drake Street C7 D7Dundas Street D1 E1Dyer Avenue G2 H2East Kowloon Corri. G1 G2Eastern Hospital R. G7Edinburgh Place C6Electric Road H5Expo Drive Central E6Expo Drive East E6Expo Drive West E6Fa Yuen Street E1Fat Kwong Street F1 G2Fenwick Street D7Ferry Street D1 D2Findlay Road A8 B8Fleming Road E6 E7Fort Street I5Fortress Hill Road H5Fung Fai Terrace F8Fung Lane D7 E7Garden Road C7Gascoigne Road E2Gilles Avenue Nort. G1 G2Gilles Avenue Sout. G2Gloucester Road E7 F6 G6Good Shepherd Stre. F1Gordon Road H6Graham Street B6Granville Road E3Great George Stree. G6Gutzlaff Street B6Haiphong Road D4 E4Hamilton Street D1Hankow Road E4Hanoi Road E4Harbour Drive E7Harbour Road E6Harcourt Road C6 D7Harlech Road A8Hart Avenue E4Hau Fook Street E3Hau Man Street F1Hau Ship Street D7 E7Healthy Street Eas. J5Healthy Street Wes. J5Heard Street E7 F7Hennessy Road E7 F7Hillwood Road E3Hing Fat Street H6Hip Woo Lane G8Ho Man Tin Hill Ro. E1 F1Ho Man Tin Street E1Hoi Ting Road C1 D1Hoi Wang Road C1 D2 D3Hok Cheung Street H2

Hok Yuen Street G2Hollywood Road A6Hong Chong Road F3Hornsey Road B7Hospital Road A6Humphrey’s Avenue E4Hung Fook Street G1Hung Hing Road E6 F6Hung Hom Bypass F3 G3Hung Hom Roa.G2 G3 H1 H2Hung Hom South Roa. G3Hung Lok Road G3Hung Luen Road G3Ice House Street B7 C6Island Easte. H5 I4 J4 J5Jackson Road C6Jaffe Road E7 F6 F7 G6Jardines Bazaar St. G7Jardines Crescent G7Java Road I5Jervois Street A6 B6Johnston Road D7 E7Jordan Path E3Jordan Road D2 D3Jubilee Street B6Justice Drive D7Ka Ning Path G7 H7Kai Ming Street G1Kam Hong Street I5Kansu Street D2 E2Kau Pui Lung Road G1Kennedy Road C7 D7Kennedy Street E7 E8Kimberley Road E3Kimberley Street E3Kin Wah Street I5King Kwong Street G8King Ming Road G6 H5King’s Park Rise E2Kings Road H6 I5 J5Knutsford Terrace E3Ko Shan Road G1Ko Shing Street A5Kowloon City Road G1Kowloon Park Drive D4Kwun Chung Street D3Lai Tak Tsuen Road H7Lee Garden Road F7 G7Lee Tung Street E7Leighton Road F7 G7Li Chit Street D7Lin Cheung Road C2 C3Link Road G7Lo Lung Hang Stree. F2 G2Lock Road E4Lockhart Road E7 F7Lok Ku Road A6Lok Shan Road G1Lower Albert Road B7Luard Road E7Lugard Road A7

Lun Fat Street D7Lung Wui Road D6Ma Tau Wai Road G1 G2Macdonnell Road C7Magazine Gap Road C8Man Lok Street G2Man Ming Lane D2 E1Man Wai Street D2Man Ying Street D2Man Yiu Street C6Man Yuen Street D2Marble Road I5Marsh Road F6 F7May Road B7 B8 C8Mei King Street H1Mercury Street H6Middle Road E4Minden Avenue E4Ming Street D7Model Lane J5Mody Lane F4Mody Road E4 F3 F4Mody Square E4 F4Moorsom Road H8Moreton Terrace G7Morrison Hill Road F7Morrison Street A5 A6Mosque Junction A7 B7Mosque Street A6 B7Mount Austin Road A7 A8Mount Butler Road I8Mui Road I5 J5Murray Road C6 C7Nanking Street D2 E2Nathan Road E4Ngan Hon Street G1Ning Po Street D2North View Street I5O’Brien Road E7Observatory Road E3Oi King Street G3Oil Street H5Old Balley Street B6Old Peak Roa. A7 A8 B7 B8Pak Fuk Road J5Pak Hoi Street D2Parkes Street E2Paterson Street G6Peak Road A8 C8 D8Peel Street B6Peking Road D4 E4Percival Street F6 F7Perkins Road H8Pier Street D6Pitt Street D1Plantation Road B8Plunketts Road B8Po Loi Street G2 G3Po Yan Street A6Portland Street D1Pound Lane A6

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|Prat Avenue E4Princess Margare. E1 F1 F2Princess Margaret . F3 G3Public Square Stre. D2 E2Pui Ching Road F1Queens Road . A6 B6 C6 C7Queens Road East D7 E7 F7Queens Road West A5Queensway D7Reclamation Street D1Robinson Road A6 B7Russel Street F7Sai Yeung Choi Str. D1Saigon Street D2Salisbury Road E4 F3 F4School Street H7Science Museum Roa. F3Severn Road B8 C8Seymour Road A6Shan Kwong Road G8Shanghai Street D1 D2Shantung Street D1Sharp Street F7Shek Lung Street D1Shell Street H5Shelter Street G7Sheung Lok Street F1Shin Wong Street A6 B6Shiu Fai Teerace E8 F8Shu Kuk Street I5Shun Yung Street G1 G2Shung King Street G3 H3Sik On Street D7Sing Woo Road G8Sir Cecils Ride I7 I8Soy Street D1 E1Sports Road F7Spring Garden Lane E7St. Francis Street D7Stanley Street B6Star Street D7Station Lane G2Staunton Street B6Stewart Road E7Stone Nullah Lane E7Stubbs Road D8 E8 F8Sun Street D7Sung Chi Street G1 G2Sung On Street G1 G2Sung Ping Street H1 H2Supreme Court Road C7 D7Swatow Street E7Tai Hang Drive H7Tai Hang Road H7 H8Tai Ping Shan Stre. A6Tai Wan Road H2Tai Wo Street E7Tai Yuen Street E7Tak Fung Street G3 H3Tak Hong Street G2 H2 H3Tak Man Street G2

Tak On Street H3Tak Shing Street E3Tang Lung Street F7Tanner Road I5 J5Temple Street D2Thomson Road E7Tin Chiu Street I5Tin Hau Temple Roa. H6 I5To Kwa Wan Road G1 H1Tonochy Road E6 F6 F7Tree Drive C6 C7Tregunter Path B7 B8Tsui Man Street G8Tung Choi Street E1Tung Kun Street D2Tung Lo Wan Road H7Upper Albert Road B7Wai King Street H1Wai Tsui Crescent I6Wai Wan Lane G2Walker Road G2Wan Chai Gap Road E8Wan Chai Road E7 F7Wan Hoi Street H2 H3Wan Shing Street F6Waterloo Road D1 E1Wellington Street B6West Kowloon Expre. C2West Kowloon Highw. C1Whampoa Street G2Wharf Road I5Whitfield Road H5 H6Victoria Park Road G6View Road H6Village Road F8 G8Wing Hing Street H6Wing Lok Street Ea. B6Wing Lok Street We. A5Wing Sing Lane D2 E2Winslow Street F2Wong Nai Chung R.F7 F8 G8Wood Road E7Woosung Street D2 E2Wuhu Street G2Wui Cheung Road D3Wun Sha Street H7Wylie Road E1 E2Wyndham Street B6Yan Cheung Road D2Yan Fung Street F2 G2Yat Sin Street F7Yee King Road H6Yee Wo Street G7Yiu Wa Street F7Yuk Choi Road F3Yuk Yat Street H1Yun Ping Road G7

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