Explore Hong Kong Tennis Open ATP 250 Day 6 sporting information for 4th January, as well as links for Tennis tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Hong Kong Tennis Open is one of the most highly anticipated sporting events in the world of tennis. This prestigious tournament attracts top players from around the globe, including some of the biggest names in the sport such as Naomi Osaka, Simona Halep, and Angelique Kerber. Held at the impressive Victoria Park Tennis Stadium, the Open features intense matches on both the hard courts and grass courts, providing a diverse and challenging playing experience for the players. The tournament not only showcases world-class tennis skills, but also offers a unique cultural experience with its location in the vibrant city of Hong Kong. With its strong line-up of players and top-notch facilities, the Hong Kong Tennis Open is a must-see event for any tennis enthusiast.

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A large park in the city center of Hong Kong. Lots of activities are being held here, including the Mid-Autumn Festival Fair as shown in the photos.

Causeway Bay

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Causeway Bay is located in Wan Chai District, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the main commercial and entertainment venue in Hong Kong, China. There are many large department stores and shopping malls in the area, including Sogo Department Store, Times Square, Li Stage Square and the World Trade Center. Causeway Bay Shopping Area is also the most expensive area in the world. Causeway Bay (formerly East Point) is located on the west of the north bank of the heart of Hong Kong Island and is a major commercial and entertainment venue in Hong Kong. Causeway Bay has multiple duplicate names in Hong Kong, but refers to Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island; another Causeway Bay is located in Sha Tin, New Territories. Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island is located east of Wan Chai, west of North Point, across Wan Chai and East: East to Qingfeng Street Flyover, West to Kenna Road Flyover (Goose Neck Bridge). Among them, Hong Kong Undersea Tunnel, Victoria Park, MTR Tin Hau Station, Yi Wo Wu Cannon, Wong Ren College and Hong Kong Central Library are located in the eastern part of Causeway Bay (Tin Hau or Causeway Bay tail section). Causeway Bay was originally the bay of Victoria Park and its eastern shore. The coastline is named after a Causeway Bay, which was once called Yanchuan Bay. The Dai family built a &quot;Salt Boat Bay Red Arc Temple&quot; on the east bank of the bay in the 18th century, namely Tianhou Temple in Causeway Bay. The current location, commonly known as Causeway Bay, is originally known as the East Point, meaning a promontory to the east of Victoria City. The location of the East Point is about the area between Victoria Park and Persian Fu Street, near East Point Road. In the mid-19th century, the headquarters of the British-owned company, Jardine, was established in East Point and near the sugar factory, the former Hong Kong Mint site, was set up in the former Hong Kong Mint. In the late 19th century, due to the inconvenience of detours or boats passing through Causeway Bay to and from Hong Kong Island, a sea wall connecting the bay was built, which is now the Gaussville Road. This is also the word for Causeway Bay&#39;s English name &quot;Causeway Bay&quot; (Seawall Bay). By the 1950s, large-scale reclamation projects in Causeway Bay had filled the bay, and part of the land was used to build traffic roads, part became the present-day Victoria Park, and Chili Island has been connected to land since then. In 1960, the Japanese department store Daimaru opened on Keeli George Street in Causeway Bay, and the construction of the first undersea tunnel, its Hong Kong Island exit is in Causeway Bay. As a result, several Japanese-owned department stores opened in Causeway Bay, making Causeway Bay a major shopping mall on Hong Kong Island, and Causeway Bay became the main window to East Kowloon and New Territories East due to the opening of the Eastern Submarine Tunnel. During the mid-1980s heyday, there were four Japanese-owned department stores in Causeway Bay, namely Daimaru, Matsuya, Mitsukoshi and Sogo. In the 1990s, Japanese-owned department stores either closed or changed hands, and replaced them with one shopping mall. The original car factory in Causeway Bay was rebuilt into Times Square, and the theater Lei Stage on Persian Fu Street was demolished in 1992, a colonial-colonial ancient building.

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The park is not big, but it is very fun. We played twice on the adventure of Pooh Bear and the small world of seven continents. The roller coaster is too short, only 1 minute. The main happiness is that the cute and loving dolls in each store are brought by, and the photos are cool.

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Family-Friendly Attractions

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We had a good time with family. The place is pretty well maintained and spacious. The terrain is hilly and can be steep for the older folks. The rides are all inclusive and no extra charges are required, eg cable car rides and express train. Food can be a tad expensive. Otherwise, it is a good place to spend the day.

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The Peak

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I was a bit skeptical about taking the Peak Tram, however, I really enjoyed the ride. The scenery going up the hill is fascinating, and going on a Tuesday afternoon in June I did not find any queue or crowd. It was a sunny and clear day and the view from both the tram and the Sky Terrace was amazing. The fact that there are two shopping areas with restaurants makes the experience even more convenient, also to have a break from the outside heat. I think it is a must see for first timers in HK like me.

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Museums

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