If you only have one day in Hong Kong, I recommend this classic Hong Kong route

If you only have one day in Hong Kong, you must take this classic route, covering the old city of Hong Kong and offering a panoramic view of the entire city. Check out Yau Ma Tei, which often appears in Hong Kong dramas. This area retains the early lifestyle of Hong Kong. Strolling through the streets of Hong Kong, you can also feel the local atmosphere. - 🚶🏻‍♀️One-day route: Take the MTR to Yau Ma Tei Station—Red Brick House—Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market —Broadway Cinematheque—Yau Ma Tei Police Station—Tin Hau Temple—Mido Café—Temple Street—Wu Sung Street Temporary Cooked Food Market—Sky100 to watch the sunset - 📍Red Brick House A century-old building of the Hong Kong Water Supplies Department, now a popular check-in landmark. - 📍Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market A century-old wholesale fruit market, also a favorite spot for locals to shop for fruits. You can find various imported varieties here if you love fruits. - 📍Broadway Cinematheque If you have time, you can watch a movie here and feel the artistic atmosphere of Hong Kong. - 📍Yau Ma Tei Police Station This is truly the Yau Ma Tei Police Station that Hong Kong drama fans long for. Many Hong Kong dramas and movies have been filmed here. The historic building, with its iconic bilingual sign at the entrance, is a must-visit for a photo op! - 📍Tin Hau Temple One of the landmarks of Yau Ma Tei, bustling with incense. - 📍Mido Café A nostalgic café featured in Wong Kar-wai's films, with a retro vibe. - 📍Temple Street The bustling Temple Street is a popular filming location for many Hong Kong movies and TV dramas. At night, it turns into a lively night market with many food stalls. Next to Temple Street, there is also a temporary cooked food market on Wu Sung Street, where you can taste the flavors of Hong Kong's street food. - ❗Sky100 The elevator takes just 60 seconds to reach the 100th floor. At 393 meters high, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Hong Kong's mountains and sea. The 360-degree observation deck has lightboxes introducing the scenery, and each iconic building in front of you has a description. The multimedia interaction allows you to learn about Hong Kong's local cultural features. There is also a thoughtful sunset time indicator. The high-altitude restaurant here is also an excellent place to watch the sunset. You can have afternoon tea or a light meal while watching the sunset, sipping coffee, and enjoying the mountain and sea sunset in front of you, which is extremely romantic. Be sure to stay until nightfall; the night view of Victoria Harbour is absolutely stunning. 📸 Recommended check-in time: 4 PM 🚶🏻‍♀️Route: You can walk to the 2nd floor of the Elements Mall, Gold Zone, and take the elevator to the 100th floor. 🕐 Business hours: 10:00-20:30