[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Fringe Club (Updated Jun)

5-Day Hong Kong Ski Trip: Enjoy the Fun of Ice and Snow in the Bustling City and Experience a Different Winter Sport! 🎿❄️ . 🚩Route Suggestions: D1: Arrive in Hong Kong, check in to your favorite hotel, and get ready for an exciting trip! D2: Tsim Sha Tsui—Victoria Harbour—Star Ferry—Central—Fringe Club—Kennedy Town Travel through bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, enjoy the beautiful night view of Victoria Harbour, take the Star Ferry to cruise the harbor, visit the financial center of Central, feel the artistic atmosphere of the Fringe Club, and experience the unique Hong Kong style in Kennedy Town. D3: K11 MUSEA Immerse yourself in the space where shopping and art meet at K11 MUSEA, and enjoy the collision of fashion and art. D4: Hong Kong Disneyland—Mystic Manor—Mickey's PhilharMagic—Hyperspace Mountain Explore Disneyland, discover the mystery of Mystic Manor, immerse yourself in the music of Mickey's PhilharMagic, and experience the fun of Hyperspace Mountain. D5: End of a Pleasant Trip! End this unforgettable trip to Hong Kong with beautiful memories! 🎉 . Travel Tips: - Customs: Respect local customs, such as not making loud noises in public places and not smoking in 🚫 no-smoking areas. - Prices: Compare prices at different stores before buying, 🛍️ and avoid impulse buying. - Food: Try local snacks, 🍜 such as egg tarts and pineapple buns. Don't miss out! . Don't miss the food, shopping, and night views of Hong Kong. Come and feel the charm of this city! Remember to share your travel stories~

Take the MTR and get off at Exit 2 of Central Station Go up the slope and you'll come to a big intersection. Fringe Club (Picture 1-2) The street photography here is so exciting~ I just want to catch the moment when the light is green and no one has a car. Then continue walking to Tai Kwun Art Museum for lunch Choose a beautiful coffee shop Between coffee (Picture 3-6) Be sure to take the outdoor terrace seat, it’s so beautiful! Indoor seats are relatively ordinary in comparison After eating and drinking, take a walk around here and take some photos. Then go to the popular bakery VisionBakery (Picture 7-8) I bought the highly recommended Kinaco Azuki Mochi (HK$50). Croissant filled with red beans + mochi + cream The skin is crispy and delicious But it is recommended to share the food, it is very huge! For our last dinner, we had the one-Michelin-starred Yile Roast Goose (Picture 9) I ordered half a piece (HK$370) The skin is crispy and there is a layer of fat when you bite it, and the meat is juicy and chewy. But after eating too much, I feel so oily~ Finally, if you still have the energy, you can go to Lan Kwai Fong (Picture 10) Have a drink at a bar of your choice🍻 The end of a day of eating, drinking and walking🤞🏻 #FringeClub#VissionBakery#Central#hongkong#citywalk#life#Hong Kong#central#Art Fringe Club#Yile Roast Goose#Lan Kwai Fong#Hong Kong Food#Tai Kwun Art Museum #Hong Kong Travel #100 Ways to Travel

Fringe Club is located in 2 Lower Albert Road, Central District. Provides rent-free contemporary arts space for exhibitions and performances. It is a not-for-profit arts organisation. Its mission is to help emergent artists, promote Hong Kong artists abroad through cultural exchange and overseas touring, and conserve and develop Hong Kong cultural heritage.

I participated in the "Cultural Heritage and Fashion · Hollywood Road" event. Due to the large number of activities and the large number of visitors, it was difficult to appreciate them in detail. Therefore, I planned to quickly visit 12 attractions to check in, and leave the attractions I am interested in to visit later. Among the 12 scenic spots, the most impressive ones are: ●The place I most want to visit is Lady May’s Club. Although its main building is a statutory monument, it is now a private club. Except for members/reserved guided tours/open days, ordinary people are strictly prohibited from entering. As the author was unable to reserve a guided tour, he could only take photos outside the building and take the building’s magnets. ♧Tai Kwun is the most lively. There are rickshaws for children to try out at the Parade Square, and there are regular music performances. The prison playground is filled with many stalls of revitalized units, and there are stall games for visitors to participate. There is a Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance from 19:00 to 20:00. ◇The sign-in booth at PMQ is the hardest to find: I followed the voluntary workers and entered through the side door. I took the bus to the 2nd floor and then took the bus to the 5th floor. Visitors told me that I had to go down to the 4th floor, pass the atrium and then go to the 5th floor opposite to find the sign-in booth. Although the route was the most circuitous, I saw many creative shops along the way and I will visit again if I have the chance. ♡The guided tour of the history of the Murray Hotel can be registered on the spot. When I registered at noon, all the tours were full except the one at 7pm. On the day of the event: The organizer will provide free shuttle bus (12 noon to 8 pm) Stop at 9 stations (covering 12 attractions) #Hong Kong Good Places#Holiday Good Places#Local Tours#Family Good Places#Tai Kwun#Man Mo Temple#Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall#The Murray Hotel Hong Kong#Hong Kong City Hall# PMQ#Central Market#Fringe Club#HK News-Expo#Lady May's Club#Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences#The Chinese Church of Christ in Hong Kong Bridges Street Centre#Cultural Heritage·Hollywood Road

🍹🥟🍛 Arts Club 9 launched HAPPY HOUR special cocktail with specialty dim sum platter for about two hundred dollars happy gathering 🎉🎉🎉 Located at the Arts Club, Hall 9, a Cantonese restaurant, has an elegant and stylish interior design. It is more sophisticated than the main shop on Liyuan East Street and offers authentic handmade dim sum like the first store A delicious recipe that Chia decided on after multiple tastings. I like Shangzheng steamed carrot pastry and beef buns very much. The meat is juicy and the skin is crispy. In addition, you must try their handmade nostalgic baked pork chop rice $ 198, definitely super standard! 😋😋😋 The market is starting to recover. Now after work, we will meet up with a couple of close friends to talk about everything. Arts Club 9 offers a brand new special selection of The Happy Hour from 3-6pm, four innovative cocktails including 6 Infinity, Brightening, Spicy Girl, Royal Earl Grey, prices range from $ 98 to $ 108 very affordable You can also save a snack of dim sum platter $138 (two dim sum), steamed or fried dim sum, each choice of the same combination, Shangzheng carrot pastry can choose! The portions are not too much just enough for you to serve wine, turning into a very beautiful happy time. For about two hundred yuan per person you can sit for 3 hours, very affordable. It will be available seven days a week. You can go to the Arts Club Hall 9 today or this weekend to enjoy this happy time! 🎉NOVE Happy Hour Hall 9 Happy Hour 2/F, Arts Club, 2 Lower Asiatic Road, Central Opening Hours: Happy Hour 3 to 6 p.m. daily (whole building) Monday to Sunday: 12 noon to 12 midnight (open all day) The restaurant has a private compartment ❤️🍹❤️🍹🍹❤️❤️ Arts Club Hall 9 In 2020, the second branch of Hall 9 will be located at the Arts Club, a Grade I historic building and art landmark in Hong Kong. Managed by the Octavium Group, the own brand of Michelin-starred chef Umberto Bombana, it complements this beautiful and historic art space. In terms of cultural heritage and heritage preservation, the decoration of Hall 9 has redefined the elegant Chinese retro style. The restaurant’s artistic director is Albert Kwan, a renowned interior designer who was the head of design for the Nine Halls headquarters, the Chinese Hall and the Chinese Club. The restaurant also invited star stylist Felix Wong, the godfather of fashion who has styled artists such as Eason Chan, to design uniforms for the waiters in Hall 9. In the kitchen of Hall 9, Executive Chef "Bo Go" Master Wong Yiu Po ​​is a dim sum master with a 50-year career in cooking. Another signature dish of the restaurant, including traditional stewed goose, pork hoof, offal and other Teochew delicacies, are prepared by former Teochew chef Chef Pan Gui-chung. The exquisite Cantonese cuisine is headed by Chef Chan Khing-ki, who has more than 30 years of cooking experience in both China and Hong Kong, who brings a variety of authentic stir-fry to the restaurant. For example, the acorn-grade black pork special char siu, which is only available in our shop. The artworks on the walls of Hall 9 are local artists who have held their first solo exhibitions at the Arts Club: Zhai Zonghao, Chen Peiling, Peng Jinyou, Zeng Cuiwei and Wang Chunjie. The work not only gives the space beauty and local character, but also showcases Hong Kong’s creative talent. #ArtHouse #9 #happyhour #cocktail #dim sum platter #fringeclub #nove #breathnewshk #frankkan #presentation #unforgettableexperiences

| Ferris Wheel + Afternoon Tea + Lan Kwai Fong Nightlife ||. 📷 Instagram-worthy Island Route 1️⃣ Secret Seaside Spot in Central & Western District 📍 Sai Wan Pier (from "Love Off the Cuff"): Industrial-style containers & colorful oil drums. Use wide-angle lens + Hong Kong-style filters 2️⃣ Cinematic Central Ferris Wheel 🎡 20 HKD for 3 romantic rotations | Central Harbourfront ✅ 17:00 Golden sunset over Victoria Harbour reflecting on IFC's glass facade ✅ Carousel below the Ferris Wheel: Nighttime lights create "Chungking Express" psychedelic vibes 3️⃣ Retro Afternoon Tea at The Peninsula Hong Kong ☕️ 🍰 Must-order classic three-tier set: Scones with clotted cream + rose jam, caviar sandwiches & Earl Grey tea 4⃣️🍕 Italian Dinner Highlight: Motorino Pizza Rumored as HK's best Italian restaurant 🍴 On Peel Street, Soho, Central: Truffle honey pizza (sweet-salty flavor bomb!) Spicy sausage with Burrata cheese 🍷 Natural Italian wine + open kitchen = perfect date night ambiance 🥂 Lan Kwai Fong Nightlife Guide D'Aguilar Street, Central | Party mode after 21:00 ✅ Quinary: Asia's Top 50 bar with electric atmosphere!! ✅ Fringe Club corner: Neon signs + sloped roads = Wong Kar-wai style street shots 📷 From Victoria Harbour dawn to Lan Kwai Fong neon nights – will this route fill 5 rolls of film?

|Drive to the end of Hong Kong Island||. 📍Travel crossing: (saving version from far to near) 🚄High-speed railway line: Xintang Station - Shenzhen Lo Wu Station - Hong Kong - Lo Wu Station - Xintang Station (round trip version) 🚧Lo Wu Port Crossing (very smooth, no queue) 🚇MTR Route: Lo Wu - Kennedy Town - Central - Tsim Sha Tsui - Mong Kok - Lo Wu At 7:30, the high-speed train arrives at Lo Wu at 8:30 It takes half an hour to cross the border and get on the subway at 9am. It's quite smooth ❗️: If you want to be fast, you can directly reach Kowloon Station by HSR but the price is twice as expensive 📸Photo route location: (picture order) 🔵 Kennedy Town: 1️⃣ Basketball court location: Kennedy Town Exit C (it was taken in the basketball net hahahaha it was funny the whole group of people took pictures) 2️⃣HongKong Cafe Location: Basketball court down nearby (roadside cars more to pay attention to safety have specially circled out of the place to take pictures very easy to find) 3️⃣ Kennedy Town Seaside Stop Sign / % Cafe: Along the front of the cafe in the seaside direction is the stop sign is right next to the 100 percent seaside promenade is very easy to photograph 4️⃣ The seaside is worrying / Be Happy stone pier: the cafe walk forward towards the bus walk the seaside promenade and then walk to the front of the fishing ground (about the fourth five or six pier) 5️⃣ Kennedy Town to Central We took the Ding Ding (a bit far from Central photo spot, in a hurry, recommend taking the MTR) 🟡Central: (Kenny - Ding Ding Car - Central) 6️⃣ Arts Club: Dejili Street (crossroads are very dangerous) 7️⃣ Pink graffiti wall: Locate Fineprint (when we went, most of the posters were posted, I didn't dare to tear them) 8️⃣ Slope Graffiti Wall: Locate Brooklyn on Kaham Street (easy to take pictures, no one yet) 🔴Tsim Sha Tsui (Central - MTR - Tsim Sha Tsui) 9️⃣ Signal Hill Garden: Exit K, Tsim Sha Tsui (sunny seaside wind is super cool and easy to photograph 🔟Harbor City Celebrity Staircase (Cruise End) Avenue of Stars Sea View Staircase (Column No. 1 or No. 2) Harbor City Seaview Bookstore (after taking pictures, take the elevator to the second floor in front of the stairs) (The above three photo spots are all on the Avenue of Stars Road and all near the cruise ship) 🟠Mong Kok (Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok are very close) As the return time approached, I casually walked around the street for a while and just took a few selfies on the streets of Mong Kok and left ‼ ️ Finally too in a hurry to sit down the day flying car Ferris wheel did not take pictures so leave it for next time

#MayTravelSupport If you visit Hong Kong, there is a street that is good to visit It is the street near Fringe Club 💛 You can see buses and red taxis full of Hong Kong sensibility And you can see many tourists taking pictures And the place where they take pictures is the photo spot 👍🏻 There are also many pretty shops and restaurants So it is perfect to go in after looking around ✔️ 📍2 Lower Albert Rd, Central, Hong Kong #OverseasTravel #HongKongTravel #HongKongCentral #HongKongStreet #PlacesToVisitInHongKong

Hey friends! Planning a trip to Hong Kong for the Qingming Festival holiday? Check out this itinerary! Enjoy authentic dim sum, explore Hong Kong Disneyland, experience the magic of Frozen, and don't miss the super fun Mickey and Friends Main Street Party and the dreamy Disney Paint the Night Parade! / 🎉Suggested Itinerary: A fantastic five-day, four-night Hong Kong adventure🎉 Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong, check in to your hotel, and begin your Hong Kong journey! Day 2: Enjoy authentic Hong Kong dim sum in Tsim Sha Tsui -> Stroll along Victoria Harbour and feel the sea breeze -> Take the Star Ferry and admire the night view -> Immerse yourself in the arts and culture at the Fringe Club in Central -> Finally, experience the charm of old Hong Kong in Kennedy Town. A day full of diverse experiences! Day 3: Visit the Hong Kong Palace Museum, immerse yourself in the river of history, and experience the profoundness of Chinese culture. Day 4: Head to Hong Kong Disneyland and enjoy exclusive park entry -> Interact with adorable Disney friends -> Experience the immersive Frozen-themed area -> Don't miss the spectacular Mickey and Friends Main Street Party -> In the evening, immerse yourself in the dreamy Disney Paint the Night Parade and make your fairytale dreams come true! Day 5: Filled with wonderful memories, conclude this delightful Hong Kong trip! / Tips: - Must-sees: The night view from Victoria Peak is stunning, and don't forget to take photos with the incredibly lifelike wax figures at Madame Tussauds📸! - Customs: In Hong Kong, refilling someone's teacup is a sign of politeness. During dim sum, experience the authentic local culinary culture🍵🥟! - Food: Try the delicious seafood, the famous Hong Kong-style milk tea, and pineapple buns. You'll definitely want more🦞☕🍞! - March weather: Hong Kong in March is warm and comfortable, but there's a significant temperature difference between day and night, so remember to bring a light jacket🧥! / 🎉We hope your independent trip to Hong Kong is filled with laughter and joy, and that you have a wonderful time!

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Visiting Hong Kong for winter break? Don't miss this museum-themed itinerary! Immerse yourself in culture and history, and add more depth to your travels! -------- 🎉Itinerary Overview: Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong, check in to your hotel, and get ready for an amazing journey! Day 2: Explore Hong Kong Disneyland—Mystic Manor's magical journey—Mickey's PhilharMagic concert—Hyperspace Mountain, and enjoy the fun at the park. Day 3: Spend a day at Ocean Park Hong Kong, and enjoy the coolness of the water park. Day 4: Shopping spree in Tsim Sha Tsui—Victoria Harbour night tour—Star Ferry tour—Cultural experience at Fringe Club in Central—Stroll along the Kennedy Town waterfront. Day 5: A day trip to the Hong Kong Museum of Art to experience the charm of art. Day 6: Ngong Ping 360 cable car sightseeing—Shopping at Ngong Ping Village—Praying for blessings at the Big Buddha—Experience the charm of Tai O Fishing Village. Day 7: The journey ends perfectly, and you'll return home with wonderful memories!🎈 -------- 🎒 Packing List: What to bring for your trip to Hong Kong! 👕 Clothing: It's still a bit chilly in Hong Kong in February, so bring a light jacket and long-sleeved shirts, as well as comfortable shoes for sightseeing. 🎫 Documents and Money: Don't forget your Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, ID card, and sufficient Hong Kong dollars or credit card for convenient shopping. 🔋 Daily necessities: Mobile phone, charger, adapter. The sockets in Hong Kong may be different from where you live. 💊 Medicine: Bring some common medicines, such as cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. 📸 Other: Camera, umbrella, sunscreen to capture beautiful moments and for unexpected needs. -------- Hong Kong, this charming city, is waiting for you to explore every corner and take away your own unique stories and unforgettable memories!🌆

Hong Kong is a great place for a family trip in winter! The fairytale world of Disneyland and the wonderful adventures of Ocean Park will make your kids happy and help them grow. Don't miss out! . 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong and check in to your hotel to relax. Day 2: Visit Hong Kong Disneyland, explore the mysteries of Mystic Manor, enjoy the magic of Mickey's PhilharMagic, and experience the fun of Hyperspace Mountain. Day 3: Visit the magnificent Ocean Wonders and experience the wonders of nature. Day 4: Visit the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, take a boat tour of Victoria Harbour, take the Star Ferry to enjoy the night view, then visit the modern Central, visit the artistic atmosphere of the Fringe Club, and finally go to Kennedy Town to experience the ancient charm of Hong Kong. Day 5: Visit the vibrant M+ Museum and experience the fusion of art and culture. Day 6: Take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, visit the Ngong Ping Market, pay homage to the majestic Tian Tan Buddha, and then go to Tai O to experience the tranquility of the fishing village. Day 7: End this unforgettable trip to Hong Kong and return home with lots of memories and happiness! . Attraction Suggestions: 🌟 Hong Kong Disneyland 🌟🌟 Address: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau Island, Hong Kong Opening hours: Feb 6–Feb 15, 10:00–21:00 Recommended visit duration: 1–2 days The new Frozen World is open, so explore the Frozen Ever After ride and interact with Anna and Elsa. Don't miss the stunning multimedia castle show! 🌆 Tsim Sha Tsui 🌆 Address: Hong Kong Opening hours: All day Recommended visit duration: 1–2 hours This area is home to the Hong Kong Museum of History, Science Museum, and Space Museum. It's a great place for a family trip to learn while having fun! 🎨 M+ Museum 🎨 Address: 38 Museum Drive, Yau Tsim Mong District, West Kowloon, Hong Kong Opening hours: Fri 10:00–22:00, Tue–Thu & Sat–Sun 10:00–18:00 (closed on Mon) Recommended visit duration: 1–3 hours Explore global contemporary visual culture. It's a great place for the whole family to explore the mysteries of visual art, design, and architecture. 🏰 Mystic Manor 🏰 Address: Hong Kong Disneyland Opening hours: Tue, Thu, Sat, Sun 11:00–19:30, Mon, Wed, Fri 12:00–19:30 Recommended visit duration: 1 day This is a unique fantasy-themed park where you can go on an adventure with a monkey and enjoy the fun of a full tour and lively theater performances. 🎭 Ngong Ping Market 🎭 Address: 111 Ngong Ping Road, Lantau Island, Hong Kong Opening hours: All day Recommended visit duration: Free time The market is rich in culture and often features exciting street performances such as kung fu, juggling, or Cantonese opera. It's a great place for families to enjoy traditional art together. . Tips: * Food: Hong Kong has many snacks. Try the local dim sum and fine dining, and don't miss the desserts! 🍰 * Photo spots: Victoria Peak at night and Victoria Harbour are beautiful places to take photos. 📸 * Airport transportation: Take the Airport Express to the city center. It's convenient and fast. 🚆 * Currency exchange: Prepare some Hong Kong dollars in advance. Small change is more convenient. 💰 * Safety: Follow traffic rules, be careful when crossing the road, and travel with others at night. 🚦 . 🎉 We hope you have a great time in Hong Kong and enjoy the city's prosperity and charm!

5-Day Hong Kong Ski Trip: Enjoy a Different Winter in Hong Kong! Experience the fun of skiing and explore the city in a new way! -- 🎉Itinerary:🎉 D1: Departure—Hong Kong Arrive in Hong Kong! Check in to your hotel and get ready for an exciting trip!🏨 D2: Tsim Sha Tsui—Victoria Harbour—Star Ferry—Central—Fringe Club—Kennedy Town Travel through the bustling streets of Hong Kong, from Tsim Sha Tsui to Victoria Harbour. Take the Star Ferry to enjoy the beautiful harbor views, then stroll to Central to feel the pulse of the city. In the evening, enjoy the artistic atmosphere at the Fringe Club, then head to Kennedy Town to feel the sea breeze.🌆 D3: M+ Museum Immerse yourself in the art world of the M+ Museum and experience the charm of Hong Kong and international art.🎨 D4: Hong Kong Disneyland—Mystic Manor—Mickey's PhilharMagic—Hyperspace Mountain Step into the magical world of Disneyland, experience the mystery of Mystic Manor, enjoy the wonderful music of Mickey's PhilharMagic, and challenge the extreme speed of Hyperspace Mountain!🎡 D5: Hong Kong—Departure End your wonderful trip to Hong Kong and return home with unforgettable memories. Looking forward to the next adventure!✈️ -- **Notes**: * 🎉Immerse yourself in local customs and respect traditions. Experience a more authentic Hong Kong New Year during the Spring Festival. * 📸Don't miss the photo opportunities at Victoria Peak and Victoria Harbour! * ✈️After arriving at Hong Kong Airport, you can take the subway or bus to the city center. * 🍜Try local dim sum and fine dining. Don't miss out on the culinary delights! -- Your trip to Hong Kong will leave you with countless unforgettable moments. Looking forward to seeing you again! Remember to like👍 and save🌟, and share with your travel buddies~

Celebrate the Lunar New Year in Hong Kong, where tradition meets modernity! This 7-day guide will help you make the most of your time in Hong Kong. Don't miss out on the Year of the Snake! -------------------- 🎉Itinerary: D1: Arrive in Hong Kong, check in to your hotel, and get ready for an exciting trip! D2: Explore Hong Kong Disneyland - the mystic world of Mystic Manor - the musical feast of Mickey's PhilharMagic - the thrilling Space Mountain! ✨Immerse yourself in the fairytale world of Disney and experience the collision of fantasy and speed. D3: Take the Ocean Park cable car and enjoy the beautiful sea view. 🚡Enjoy the stunning views of Ocean Park from the cable car. D4: Shopping spree in Tsim Sha Tsui - Victoria Harbour night view - Star Ferry tour of Hong Kong Island - Central art tour - Fringe Club cultural experience - Kennedy Town sunset view 🌆From the bustling city to the quiet seaside, experience the many colors of Hong Kong in one day. D5: Explore the Hong Kong Science Museum and experience the charm of technology and innovation. 🔬Learn while having fun and discover a new world at the Science Museum. D6: Ngong Ping 360 cable car - Ngong Ping Market local snacks - Tian Tan Buddha - Tai O fishing village 🙏Cable car, Buddha, and fishing village, a day of cultural exploration. D7: End of the trip, return home with memories and experiences! 🛫Goodbye Hong Kong, the good times will always be in your heart. -------------------- Recommended Attractions: 🎠 Hong Kong Disneyland: Enter a magical world and experience the collision of fantasy and adventure! 🛍️ Tsim Sha Tsui: A shopping paradise, with a mix of traditional and modern stores! 🚡 Ngong Ping 360: Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lantau Island, a must-see! 🏙️ Central: Explore the political and commercial heart of Hong Kong. -------------------- Travel Essentials: 🎒Hong Kong Travel Packing List 👗 Clothing: January in Hong Kong can be a bit chilly, so bring a thick coat, sweater, and comfortable clothes. 👟 Shoes: Comfortable shoes are important, as Hong Kong is a great city for walking. 🎩 Sun protection and rain gear: Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Bring an umbrella, as it may rain in January. 📱 Electronics: Phone, charger, and power bank. Hong Kong's plug type may be different, so bring an adapter. 💳 Money: Some cash, credit card, and some HKD. Most stores accept cards. 📸 Camera: Camera or phone camera to capture beautiful moments. Don't forget spare batteries and memory cards. 🪪 Documents: Passport, Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, and related tickets. These are essential for entry and exit, so keep them safe. -------------------- Hong Kong's food, shopping, and night views will capture your heart! Leave your footprints and experience the Pearl of the Orient! 🌟

Planning a trip to Hong Kong for the New Year? This 5-day itinerary will help you make the most of your time in Hong Kong, with great food, fun, and photo opportunities. Save it now! / 🎉Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Hong Kong, check in to your hotel, and get ready for an exciting trip! DAY 2: Tsim Sha Tsui—Victoria Harbour—Star Ferry—Central—Fringe Club—Kennedy Town Explore the bustling streets of Tsim Sha Tsui, admire the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour, take a ride on the Star Ferry, stroll through the streets of Central, soak up the artsy atmosphere of the Fringe Club, and finally, enjoy the tranquility of the seaside in Kennedy Town. DAY 3: M+ Immerse yourself in the world of art at M+, marvel at the various artworks, and enjoy a visual feast. DAY 4: Hong Kong Disneyland—Mystic Manor—Mickey's PhilharMagic—Hyperspace Mountain Explore Disneyland, experience the mystery of Mystic Manor, enjoy the magic of Mickey's PhilharMagic, and feel the thrill of Hyperspace Mountain. DAY 5: End your wonderful trip to Hong Kong and return home with fond memories! 🎈 / Attraction Recommendations: 🎠Hong Kong Disneyland: Embark on a magical Disney adventure! Here, you can immerse yourself in a fairytale world and enjoy thrilling and fun rides. 🛍️Tsim Sha Tsui: A shopping paradise! Whether you like quaint specialty stores or high-end fashion malls, Tsim Sha Tsui can satisfy your shopping desires. 🏙️Central: As the political and commercial center of Hong Kong, Central is a great place to experience the charm of the city, with its skyscrapers and historic buildings. 🌃Victoria Harbour: When night falls, the dazzling lights of Victoria Harbour will leave you in awe. Here, you can admire the lights of Hong Kong and feel the city's vibrancy. 🎨M+ Museum: Want to experience the collision of art and fashion? Head to the M+ Museum! It hosts a variety of special exhibitions, allowing you to experience the infinite charm of art and fashion. / Travel Essentials: 🧳 👗 Clothing: January in Hong Kong is mild but changeable, so bring a light jacket, a thin sweater, and comfortable sneakers. 🎒 Personal Items: Be sure to bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and a portable umbrella in case of sudden showers. 📲 Electronics: A phone and charger are essential. The plug type in Hong Kong may be different from the mainland, so a travel adapter is a must. 🛂 Documents and Money: Bring your travel permit and ID card, as well as some cash and a credit card that can be used abroad, just in case. / Explore the food, shopping, and culture of Hong Kong, and may your trip be full of surprises and joy! 🎉

There are so many places to take photos in Hong Kong, so I went back and forth many times. Summarize a very suitable one-day trip to Citywalk A route that allows you to check in at Hong Kong Island's classic flight seats and never look back - 🙌Citywalk route: It is recommended to take the subway to the first 4 attractions (you can also check in the other way around) ①Kennedy Town👉 ②University of Hong Kong👉 ③Sai Ying Pun👉 ④Central Market👉 ⑤Slate Street👉 ⑥Tai Kwun👉 ⑦Fringe Club👉 ⑧Murray Building👉 ⑨Court of Final Appeal👉 ⑩Arsenal Street👉 ⑪Star Ferry👉 ⑫Harbour City - 🌟Tips for playing and checking in: ✅If you feel tired, you can walk + take the Hong Kong Island Line. If you want to take your time, you can check in for two days. I took a 3-day trip this time and will share other attractions later. - 🌴Tips for checking in: ① Kennedy Town (Figure 1): MTR [Island Line] Kennedy Town Station Exit C, turn left and go up the stairs, pass through the children's playground, go to the basketball court, look through the wire mesh towards the sea, and it is easy to find - ②The University of Hong Kong (Figure 2): You can see it when you exit from Exit B2 of the Hong Kong University Station on the Hong Kong Island Line of the MTR. - ③ Sai Ying Pun (Figure 3): Take the MTR [Island Line] to Sai Ying Pun Exit B2, turn left and walk about ten meters, you can take a photo of the sea at the end of the road; - ④ Central Market (Figure 4): Take the MTR [Island Line] to Sheung Wan Station Exit E1 and walk to Central Market All destinations (Figure 5): Exit the Central Market, walk through the Hang Seng Bank and go up the flyover, turn left and look back at the other side - ⑤Walk to 📍Stone Street (Figure 6): Built in 1845, it has the flavor of old Hong Kong and is the filming location for Hong Kong dramas - ⑥Walk to 📍Tai Kwun (Figure 7): The old Central Police Station in Hong Kong, developed into a cultural tourism area - ⑦Walk to the 📍Art Fringe Club (Figure 8): a historical building built in 1892; - ⑧Walk to 📍Muraik Building (Figure 9) and wait for a taxi when you see this building - ⑨ Court of Final Appeal (Figure 10) Walk to 📍Cheung Kong Center, the overpass next to it is the camera position, the classic S-bend and Ding Ding car - ⑩ Walk to 📍Arsenal Street (Figure 11.12) and the camera position is above the overpass; - ⑪Walk to the 📍Star Ferry (Figure 13.14) and take photos facing the Ferris wheel at the pier, or take photos on the Star Ferry; - ⑫Walk to 📍Harbour City (Figure 15) and take photos of the seaside

I ate egg tarts from a bakehouse in Central, visited many creative shops, and sat in any coffee shop to look at the street view. It was very Hong Kong-style. 🚦From the Fringe Club in Central to Kennedy Town, I experienced the 3-dollar Ding Ding car. Along the way, I could see the street scenes of Hong Kong in different areas, and I could also enjoy the breeze. 📸Hangkang Coffee Shop is very close to the beach and the popular basketball check-in spot. We went to the beach first to take pictures, passed by Hangkang Coffee Shop, and then went to the basketball court. #Hong Kong #Kennedy Town #Central #Hong Kong Travel #Photography #Travel #Bakehouse #Ding Ding Car

The Fringe Club is located on a busy street in Central. This neoclassical building stands out among the modern skyscrapers.

🏖️ Environment/Facilities: The Fringe Club is housed in a historic building located in the bustling Central district of Hong Kong. Its distinctive red and white brick exterior is eye-catching. Built in the late 19th century, the building is made of bricks and is open for occasional tours. 💞 Recommended Reasons: The Fringe Club has gradually become a vibrant contemporary art space, providing exhibition and performance venues for artists from Hong Kong and abroad. It also serves as a gathering place for art lovers to enjoy various programs. 📍 Address: 2 Lower Albert Road, Central ⭐️ Recommendation Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (5/5)

Looking for a relaxed yet fulfilling day in Hong Kong❓ Here’s a perfect itinerary that takes you through some of the city’s must-visit spots, offering great views and a touch of history. 🍽️ Breakfast and Exploration at Tai Kwun Start your day at Tai Kwun, a revitalized heritage and arts complex located in the heart of Central. This former prison and police station now houses galleries, exhibitions, and trendy eateries. - **Breakfast**: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at one of the chic cafes in Tai Kwun. Try a local favorite or something international to fuel up for the day. ☕🥐 - **Explore**: Wander through the historical buildings and check out the latest exhibits. The mix of old and new architecture makes for some great photos! 📸🏛️ 🚶♂️ Walking Through Central After exploring Tai Kwun, take a stroll through the city center, passing by some iconic spots: - **Lan Kwai Fong**: Walk through this famous nightlife district. While it’s quieter in the morning, it’s fun to see the colorful signs and bustling bars getting ready for the night ahead. 🍻🌆 - **Fringe Club**: Stop by the scenic and Instagrammable Fringe Club, housed in a charming colonial building. It’s a great spot for some quick photos. 🎨📷 🚡 Peak Tram to Victoria Peak Make your way to the Peak Tram station for a ride up to Victoria Peak. The tram journey itself is an experience, offering steep, scenic views of the city. - **Ride the Tram**: The journey takes about 10-15 minutes, giving you time to enjoy the unique perspective of Hong Kong’s skyline. 🚡 Sky Terrace 428 Once you reach the top, head to Sky Terrace 428, the highest 360-degree viewing platform in Hong Kong. - **Breathtaking Views**: Take in the panoramic views of the city, Victoria Harbour, and beyond. It’s especially stunning around sunset! 🌅✨ 🛍️ Shopping at The Peak After soaking in the views, explore the shops at The Peak Tower. You’ll find a variety of stores offering unique souvenirs and gifts. - **Souvenirs**: Pick up some affordable and unique Hong Kong memorabilia. 🛍️🎁 🍽️ Dinner with a View End your day with a delicious meal at one of the many great restaurants available at The Peak. Whether you’re in the mood for seafood, Asian cuisine, or international dishes, there’s something to satisfy every palate. - **Dining Options**: Enjoy a meal at a restaurant with a view, like Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., or try something different based on your cravings. 🍤🍽️ 📝 Wrap Up 🪴This itinerary offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and stunning views, making for a relaxed yet enriching day in Hong Kong. From the historical charm of Tai Kwun to the breathtaking vistas from Victoria Peak, you’ll experience the best this vibrant city has to offer. --- Feel free to share your own perfect day in Hong Kong or any tips for fellow travelers in the comments below! 💬📝 #Chilltrip #familytrip #hongkongs

A must-visit spot in Central.❗The Hong Kong street corner that everyone's asking about for the perfect photo op📷 ❗Hong Kong is just too perfect for citywalks🤣🤣 Discovered a magazine-style spot on the streets of Hong Kong🚌 Check in on the artistic travel route of Hong Kong🎁 This popular graffiti wall is just too beautiful🎃 🚠In the midst of the skyscrapers in Central, there's such an artistic spot 🚘Despite the bustling crowds and constant traffic Every corner here is filled with character How can you be the queen of Central without visiting the Fringe Club❓ 🎂About Fringe Club🎂 🎍Fringe Club is a charitable organization, simply put, it's like a theater and gallery. 🎍Fringe Club provides exhibition and performance venues for local Hong Kong and international artists🌷, as well as a gathering and appreciation space for art lovers, with various exhibitions held regularly🍎, making it a vibrant contemporary art space🥑. 🥃About the Fringe Club Building🥃 🎍The Fringe Club is actually housed in a three-story building constructed at the end of the 19th century, one of the few historical buildings in Hong Kong that have been preserved to this day🌳. 🎍Originally, this building had many uses, including industrial, commercial, and residential. When the Fringe Club took over in 1984, it was in disrepair with many damages and leaks. After some passionate volunteers repaired it, the building was revitalized✨. 🎍Today, the Fringe Club building is recognized as a dynamic contemporary art space in Hong Kong and the Asia-Pacific region🎁, becoming a valuable example of repurposing abandoned buildings and revitalizing declining communities🐾. 📷Photo Spots at Fringe Club📷 ❗The Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC) Hong Kong, right across the street at the intersection, is a great spot for photos🥰; ❗The steps next to the FCC, good for both high-angle and low-angle shots🤳; ❗At the crosswalk right in front of the Fringe Club logo🚠, the subject should stay under the Fringe Club logo, while the photographer should go to the opposite side of the intersection to take the shot🚦; ❗Under the Fringe Club logo🌾, if you want to capture the street photography vibe, wait for the green light and have someone walk from the Fringe Club towards the intersection, capturing the moment will look very Hong Kong style🌹. ⚠️Tips for Checking In⚠️ 🚦The steps here are quite high, and the road is not completely flat, so be patient and take your time with the photos🥳🥳 ✔Address: 2 Lower Albert Road, Central, Hong Kong Island ✔Transportation tips: Central MTR station, Exit D1 ✔Suggested companions: Couples, friends, family, children ✔Suggested seasons to visit: Chinese New Year, autumn, winter

📍2 Lower Albert Rd, Central, Hong Kong Hong Kong's Fringe Club is a place that is considered one of the most cultural and artistic spaces in Hong Kong, with the motif of adding people to art! The artistic building looks great even from afar, and since performances are held regularly, I recommend watching a performance 💛 It is a popular place for locals to take snapshots, so I recommend visiting even though it is located far from the city! Fringe Club with a traditional neon sign that stands out😊 Enjoy Hong Kong's cultural and artistic culture! #TravelSupportEvent

"Oh my, how come you are here too?!" For people in the art circle, March in Hong Kong is the most important art season of the year, with the whole city brimming with artistic vitality and ambiance. Come, follow Hou Jue as we wander along the Tsuen Wan Line, guaranteed fun without getting lost~ 🚇Central Station ✔Tai Kwun Formerly Hong Kong's Central Police Station, Central Magistracy, and Victoria Prison, it has been revitalized into a monument and art museum that hosts a series of contemporary art exhibitions and various performance projects every year. It has now become a popular spot for citizens and tourists to relax and enjoy. ✔PMQ PMQ is a Grade III historic building in Hong Kong, which was once the Married Police Quarters on Hollywood Road, witnessing many past stories. After revitalization, it has transformed into a local iconic creative hub, often hosting various exhibitions and market events, combining art, heritage, and culture. ✔Fringe Club This building has a history of over a century, originally the Hong Kong Dairy Company, and has now been revitalized into an art exhibition and performance venue, also one of the landmarks in Central. 🚇Sham Shui Po Station ✔Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre This place retains the architectural style of the old industrial building, gathering many artists' studios inside. The ground floor atrium is mainly for exhibitions and dining, with different exhibitions about local art and culture at different times. Besides visual arts, there are actually quite a lot of performing arts to see here. 🚇Mei Foo Station ✔Jao Tsung-I Academy & Tsui Yuen Mansion You can check in at both places together. This is a rare tranquil spot in the city. In addition to the historical buildings being preserved, Jao Tsung-I Academy is carefully arranged with art exhibitions, and there are occasional art events and lectures. Tsui Yuen Mansion is built on the mountain, a literary and retro treasure hotel, surrounded by forest and bird songs, with fresh air, very suitable for staying overnight after a day's walk. 🚇Tsuen Wan Station ✔The Mills The Mills is located in the industrial area of Tsuen Wan, witnessing the once glorious textile industry of Hong Kong. The old factory has been revitalized into a cultural and artistic landmark of Hong Kong, and the interior is carefully designed with textile culture experiences, through installations, art special exhibitions, design derivatives, and other innovative means to impress visitors. There are also various lifestyle specialty stores that are YYDS, with green living, recycling concepts, and pet-friendly ideas that are very attractive to customers.

5 days in Qingdao last week with families, staying in Haitian hotel on the last day, good value, location and service. Hotel opened in 2021, very new and convenient to Badaguan, marine culture areas and May Fourth Sq... And also the executive floor staff Jack and Steven provide excellent service. I will back there again.

Contemporary art performance space: Fringe Club Rooted in a Grade I historical building heritage site. Founded over 40 years ago, Fringe Club has become a vibrant contemporary art performance space in Central. Based on art, it provides exhibition and performance venues for artists, and also provides a place for art lovers to gather and enjoy contemporary programs. After renovation and revitalization, this neoclassical heritage building has now become an artistic and cultural landmark in Central. Opening hours Chen Liling Gallery Monday to Saturday 11:00-19:00 Ice storage Monday to Friday 08:00-17:00 Colette Artbar Monday 12:00-14:30 Tuesday to Friday 12:00-21:00 Sun No.9 Building Monday to Sunday 12:00-24:00 The milk depot and the theater downstairs are only open during performances and events All venues are closed on Sundays and public holidays Location 2 The Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Road, Central, Hong Kong (Central MTR Station Exit D) 2 Lower Albert Road,Central,Hong Kong

1️⃣ North Point, pictures one and seven to nine, I took a ferry from Hung Hom Pier to North Point, 10 Hong Kong dollars. Navigate to the Monster Building and you can find this place, with many overpasses and colorful Ding Ding trams🚎 2️⃣ Fringe Club, pictures two to four, near Central MTR Station, this is a traffic light intersection, pay attention to find it 3️⃣ Central Ferris Wheel, pictures five and six, if you want to ride the Ferris wheel, it is recommended to buy tickets online in advance, we forgot and ended up queuing for half an hour on site 4️⃣ Alleys near Tsim Sha Tsui, picture ten, if you walk further down this street, you will reach the Chanel building, which I didn't capture well 5️⃣ It is recommended to take the Star Ferry once to experience Victoria Harbour, picture eleven was taken on the boat 6️⃣ Pictures twelve and thirteen were taken while wandering around after getting on the wrong bus, the streets are all very beautiful The compatibility of Fujifilm cameras with Hong Kong is really 100 points💯 I really like the brightly colored Hong Kong Walking on the streets of Hong Kong, the lyrics of Chen Chusheng's song keep spinning in my head, 'The distance between buildings is just a crevice' is quite realistic Hong Kong's public transportation is really super convenient, buses have a high frequency of departures and there are a lot of routes, Ding Ding trams only cost three dollars which is cheaper than regular buses. It's also very tiring, after walking 28,000 steps in one day my knees were in pain

🌈Forty years of crossing the border 📅2022.5.16 - 6.16 🎟Free🆓 This is a mixed media exhibition of works by 66 artists who have exhibited at the Fringe Club in the past. It celebrates the Fringe Club’s efforts in preserving the old Dairy Farm Warehouse over the past 40 years and its transformation into what the Fringe Club is today. The exhibits are scattered across several areas of the venue, and looking at the exhibits is like walking through the 40 years of the Fringe Club. #consumptionvoucherstrategy #2022exhibition