[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Duddell Street Steps and Gas Lamps (Updated Mar)

Duty Free Street is a small street in Central, but it is also a legal monument in Hong Kong🤩 Its most special place is a granite staircase and 4 gas lamps, granite stairs are very representative, many TV series have been shot here📸 #LocalTour #FamilyGood Places #HongKongGood Places

❤️ #Camera Eats in Central🌟 Hidden in the stone steps of Duty Free Street A Lux🇮🇹 I saw many people online taking pictures in the wine-red canopy at the entrance of the restaurant. It turns out that the interior is equally elegant and luxurious, the atmosphere is classic and romantic, and the service is friendly, perfect for dates and celebrations💕 Only 2 packages are available in the evening: 6-course Dinner ($1080) and 8-course Signature Menu ($1780) 𝑫𝒊𝒏𝒏𝒆𝒓 𝑴𝒆𝒏𝒖 ﹆Amuse Bouche - Crab Meat in Ink Puff ﹆Smoked Salmon Imperial fillet with oscietra caviar ﹆Lobster bisque with sweet corn ﹆Scallop, pancetta and Italian egg ﹆Fettuccine, confit duck leg and truffle ﹆Sea bass with ox-tail stew ﹆Beef rib eye cap, pumpkin and shallot ﹆Dessert or Cheese Platter ﹆Petit Fours *** The restaurant uses traditional Italian and French dishes as the main theme, many dishes are not too fancy, emphasizing the original taste of the ingredients, but does not lose the novelty 👩‍🍳 Fettuccine adopts traditional formula handmade, taste bouncy and rich egg flavor, very specially paired with French cuisine common oil-sealed duck leg meat, tender duck meat more oil flavor, but the black truffle flavor is not obvious, but the overall makes pasta more fragrant The main course Sea bass with ox-tail stew is very special 😍 because this is a traditional Italian dish, I have seen this for the first time 😛 The sea bass fried crispy skin and tender meat, with stewed soft and seasoned beef tail together, the two surprisingly match 😚 Another thing that surprised me all night must be the lobster soup🦞 The lobster is fried and then stewed, the lobster flavor is super rich and fragrant, at the same time to eat the sweetness of corn, and just balance the lobster leakage🌽 Adding corn makes the whole bowl of soup sublimated a lot😇 Overall value for money is very high, in Central this price has 6 courses, and the portion of each dish is very generous, even my husband feels very full 🤣 #Consumer Voucher Strategy #Dating Good Places #Star Writers May Surprise #Photo Restaurant

A walk amidst the hustle and bustle of Central during a weekday rush hour can be a bewildering experience. As Hong Kong’s business district, Central is the heart of the matter when it concerns business. But visitors to Hong Kong would not miss the historic significance of Central. Innumerable historical structures speak amply to the life of Hong Kong’s early colonial times. Central is a place that epitomizes the spirited motions of Hong Kong life. Central weaves together the dynamics of the business world, the commoners’ lives and the world’s ever-evolving relationships. And this is what defines Hong Kong. Lying on the east of Central’s business district is a set of steps that have acquired historic status. On Queen’s Road Central, go eastward toward the Admiralty direction. Make a right when you see Duddell Street. Keep going about thirty meters and you will come upon a set of granite steps, with classic balustrades lining its two sides. Standing on the four corners of the steps are four gas lamps that came from the colonial times. The Duddell Street was named after the merchant brothers George and Frederick Duddell, who owned a lot of land, property and a public market in Central during the 19th century. They were also some of the first opium farmers in Hong Kong at the time. The Duddell Street Steps connects Duddell Street to Ice House Street in its south, but at a higher elevation. Installation for the Duddell Street Steps and Gas Lamps completed circa 1883-1889, still early in the colonial days. Together, the steps and the gas lamps of Duddell Street are the very expression of colonial architecture. “It is characterised by heavily moulded newels, rails and balusters of Tuscan order.” The Duddell Street Gas Lamps were once the standard lighting in Hong Kong Streets. These lamps are two-light Rochester models of the firm William Sugg & Co., and they were added during the early 20th century. In the old days, they were hand-lit, but now they are lit automatically by the supply of gas by Towngas and they are still working. Every day at 6pm the lamps are lit, and then at 6am they are turned off automatically. In 1967, Hong Kong electrified its street lights, and so these four gas lamps remain the only working examples of gas lamps in all of Hong Kong. #historicallandmarks #hongkonghistory #hongkongheritage #hongkong #central #duddellstreet #gaslamps #streetlights #declaredmonument #historicallandmarks#历史古迹

Enjoy a trip to Hong Kong and Macau under the warm winter sun! This five-day itinerary will take you through the sights and sounds of both places, allowing you to experience their unique warmth and charm! 🚩Itinerary at a Glance: Day 1: Tsim Sha Tsui—Victoria Harbour—Star Ferry—Nathan Road Start your exploration of Hong Kong's charm in the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, stroll to Victoria Harbour to admire the magnificent night view, take the Star Ferry to tour the harbor, and finally, wander around the lively Nathan Road. Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland Spend the entire day at Hong Kong Disneyland, relive your childhood dreams, and enjoy a day of fun. Day 3: Ocean Park Hong Kong—Central-Mid-Levels Escalator—Hong Kong Observation Wheel—Pottinger Street—Lan Kwai Fong Visit Ocean Park Hong Kong, experience exciting rides and the wonders of marine life. In the evening, take the Central-Mid-Levels Escalator to enjoy the Hong Kong night view, then visit the Hong Kong Observation Wheel for a romantic experience high above the city. Finally, stroll along Pottinger Street and Lan Kwai Fong to experience Hong Kong's nightlife. Day 4: Ruins of St. Paul's—Senado Square—St. Dominic's Church—Leal Senado Building Head to Macau and visit the historic Ruins of St. Paul's to experience Macau's history and culture. Then, visit Senado Square, St. Dominic's Church, and Leal Senado Building to delve deeper into Macau's historical heritage. Day 5: The Londoner Macao—City of Dreams—Rua da Cunha Enjoy a relaxing day at The Londoner Macao, then head to City of Dreams for a high-end shopping experience. Finally, stroll along Rua da Cunha, savor authentic Macanese snacks, and conclude your delightful Hong Kong-Macau trip. Must-See Attractions: ✨Hong Kong Disneyland: Step into the magical world of Disney, experience a fairy-tale kingdom and heart-pounding fun! 🐬Ocean Park Hong Kong: Explore the mysterious deep sea world of the aquarium and enjoy a variety of dynamic experiences in the amusement park. 🛍️Tsim Sha Tsui: This is Hong Kong's shopping paradise, with a wide variety of shops from classic to modern. 🎡Hong Kong Observation Wheel: Sit in a comfortable, climate-controlled cabin, enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour, and marvel at the magnificent skyline. 🌃Victoria Harbour: As night falls, the lights of Victoria Harbour are dazzling, like a shining pearl of Hong Kong. 🌟 Travel Preparations: Essential Checklist for a Hong Kong-Macau Trip 🌟 👕 Clothing: Bring a light jacket and a thin sweater, as the temperature in Hong Kong and Macau in February is moderate but cooler at night. Remember to pack light and breathable sneakers for a more comfortable sightseeing experience. 🎒 Accessories: Chargers and power banks are essential, don't forget your phone and camera! Also, bring sunscreen and a sun hat, as the sun can be quite strong. 📘 Documents: Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, ID card, driver's license (if self-driving), be sure to keep them safe, and bring copies or electronic versions as well. 💊 Medical and First Aid: Common medications such as cold medicine, painkillers, band-aids, and antiseptic wipes, just in case. Healthy travel is important. 💰 Financial Preparation: Carry a small amount of cash for emergencies, and ensure your credit cards or mobile payment tools are readily available for convenient shopping and spending. Enjoy the unique charm of both Hong Kong and Macau with this comprehensive guide! Pack your bags and embark on your adventure!

Winter break is here, and it's the perfect time to visit Hong Kong and Macau! This super useful 5-day travel guide will help you explore both places with ease! / 🌟Itinerary Overview:🌟 DAY 1: Tsim Sha Tsui > Victoria Harbour > Star Ferry > Nathan Road Shop till you drop in Tsim Sha Tsui, enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbour, take the Star Ferry across the harbor, and stroll along bustling Nathan Road. DAY 2: Hong Kong Disneyland Spend the whole day at Hong Kong Disneyland, relive your childhood dreams, have fun, and explore a magical world. DAY 3: Ocean Park Hong Kong > Central–Mid-Levels Escalator > Hong Kong Observation Wheel > Gas Lamp Street > Lan Kwai Fong Explore the wonders of Ocean Park, take the unique Central–Mid-Levels Escalator, ride the Hong Kong Observation Wheel at night for a bird's-eye view of the city, stroll along Gas Lamp Street, and experience the nightlife of Lan Kwai Fong. DAY 4: Ruins of St. Paul's > Senado Square > St. Dominic's Church > Leal Senado Building Visit the Ruins of St. Paul's, stroll through Senado Square, visit St. Dominic's Church, and finally visit the Leal Senado Building to experience the history and culture of Macau. DAY 5: The Londoner Macao > City of Dreams > Rua do Cunha 🎉End of the trip, return home with a full heart!🎉 / **Notes**: * Airport Transportation🚗: From Shenzhen to Hong Kong Airport, you can take the subway, bus, or taxi. Allow plenty of time in case of traffic jams. * February Weather🌦️: The weather in Hong Kong and Macau in February is mild, but there are occasional showers, so remember to bring an umbrella and a light jacket! * Local Customs🎉: Respect local culture and customs, pay attention to etiquette when visiting religious sites, and avoid making loud noises. * Food🍜: Don't miss Hong Kong milk tea and pineapple buns! In Macau, be sure to try Portuguese egg tarts and pork chop buns. / 🎉We hope this guide helps you have a great time in Hong Kong and Macau, and enjoy a wonderful trip!🎉

If you want to relax after work, Duty Free Street in Central has a good recommendation! Gorgeous door takes guests into the comfortable and casual bar ✨ There is also a very elegant bar table in the middle of the bar! The main cocktail is themed around the seven oceans🌊, each with alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, very attentive💕 Atlantic Ocean Boundless, with an innovative and adventurous spirit, from Scottish peat Scotch whiskey, Porto white wine, coconut milk, cinnamon, and lingonberry juice, the palate is blended and prominent Red Ocean Cocktail is inspired by the vibrant Red Sea, which is added with spices, tomatoes from Yemen and others, slightly sweet with a hint of spicy, with a fiery air The snacks are also excellent and highly recommended to everyone! Headed by chef Mauro Colagreco, the world’s first nominated UNESCO Biodiversity Goodwill Ambassador, the look and taste are appealing Sea baby tacos Cute small tacos with three fillings, including octopus 🐙, tiger shrimp 🍤, and crayfish meat. The tacos are crispy and the filling is bouncy and smooth Chicken wings The shopkeeper recommends 🌟 Boneless chicken wings, crispy crust, tender and juicy meat, great with wine! 📍P Lounge by Plaisance G/F, 1 Duty Free Street, Central

Dudley Street is one of the most romantic places in Hong Kong numerous TVs, the love stories in the movies have come here to take a shot this stone step built on more than 10 meters of granite is Hong Kong The only remaining gas street lights in the modern city where the circuit is popular, there are not many street lights that keep the gas shining but if there are all will be linked with retro culture lights here every night 6