City Walk: Central, Hong Kong 🇭🇰

#HongKongTravel If you come to Hong Kong and want to get the feel of "Walking, taking photos, and eating" in one area 👉 You must come to Central. 📍This area is the heart of Hong Kong Island, full of tall buildings alternating with old buildings, small staircases, narrow alleys that hide chic cafes, Michelin restaurants, local fashion brands, and cool street art. 🎨🥂📸 ✨ Must-see highlights: 🍜 Gough Street - A street of good cafes and restaurants such as Kau Kee Beef Brisket Noodles (legendary beef noodles) - Hip cafes like Elephant Grounds and Halfway Coffee ☕ 🎨 PMQ (Former Police Married Quarters) - A collection of local design brands and craft shops, great for taking cool photos - There are often small exhibitions that change all the time 🛍️ SoHo & Staunton Street - Full of bars and European-style restaurants, walking up and down steep stairs gives you a European-Asian city feel - At night, it's very lively **🍴For those who love to eat Don't miss the famous dim sum restaurant Ding Dim 1968, not far from SoHo. There are queues every day! I recommend the shrimp dumplings, dumplings, and steamed buns, they are so delicious! 🥟✨** 📸 Pottinger Street– An iconic ancient stone street that everyone who comes here must take a picture of!– There are shops selling props, decorations, and cool vintage items. 🚶♀️ How to get there:📍 Get off at Central or Sheung Wan Station– Exit D2 or C and follow the signs to Queen's Road Central– Continue walking into the SoHo / PMQ / Gough Street zones– There is a Mid-Levels Escalator to help you climb the hill without getting tired. Central is not just an office district, but an area full of the rhythms of Hong Kong's life, with old and new, local and international, fashion, food, and art all perfectly combined. If you come to Hong Kong and want a city walk that is not monotonous, you must set aside half a day or more to walk here. You will fall in love with every corner. 💛