If you haven’t seen the city skyline of Victoria Harbour, you haven’t been to Hong Kong!

Victoria Harbour is a must-see in Hong Kong. Whether you visit it during the day or at night, it has its own unique features. The following are some recommended routes to visit: 🗺️Route 1: East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station → Avenue of Stars → Harbour City → Star Ferry → Central Pier → Golden Bauhinia Square → The Peak. This route allows you to experience the beauty and history of Victoria Harbour. 🗺️Route 2: Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station → Harbour City → Star Ferry → Clock Tower → Victoria Harbour → Hong Kong Museum of Art → K11 Musea → Avenue of Stars. This route allows you to experience the romance and modern art of Victoria Harbour. 🚗 Transportation Tips 🚇Metro: Take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit E, walk about 500 meters, cross the road and walk to the right when you see the traffic light to reach Victoria Harbour. 🌟 Introduction to nearby attractions ·Star Ferry: Hong Kong's famous and historic ferry. Clock Tower: A landmark building in Hong Kong, the clock tower has a long history and is full of Hong Kong style. Avenue of Stars: Close to K11 MUSEA, there are many celebrity handprints here, you can take the same photos with your favorite stars. Harbour City: The coastline corridor and windows are very photogenic. It is also a large shopping mall in Hong Kong with hundreds of stores. · Chungking Mansions: One of the landmark buildings in Hong Kong. 📷 Recommended photo locations: Harbour City 4th floor parking lot platform: 360-degree filming, no obstruction to the view M+ Museum: Frame composition, suitable for shooting portraits against light. 🚢The Star Ferry is the oldest sea-crossing transportation in Hong Kong. You can take the Star Ferry to travel between Tsim Sha Tsui, Central and Wan Chai and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour. 📝Route: Tsim Sha Tsui ↔ Central; Tsim Sha Tsui ↔ Wan Chai ⏰Time: Tsim Sha Tsui ↔ Central, 6:30-23:30; Tsim Sha Tsui ↔ Wan Chai, Monday to Saturday 7:20-22:50, Sunday and public holidays 7:30-22:50 🎫Buying tickets: You can use Octopus, and it also supports a variety of electronic payment methods. You can also buy tickets at the self-service machine, which is very convenient. 💰Ticket price: Adult tickets range from HK$4 to HK$6.5, with different prices for the upper and lower floors; there are discounts for children, the elderly, and the disabled.