[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Kennedy Town (Updated Apr)

Hello friends, recently, I had an unexpected trip, which was a spiritual trip to Hong Kong. I went unexpectedly but I didn't forget to plan and manage the expenses. So, I would like to share the expenses of traveling abroad and the travel plan as usual. 💸🚀 This trip had 2 days and 1 night, choosing a morning flight and a late night flight. I took the morning flight at 6 am at Don Mueang Airport and arrived in Hong Kong around 9 am. After clearing the immigration, I dragged my bags and continued traveling. 🧳🎒📍 1. Che Kung Temple 📍 2. Wong Tai Sin Temple After this, it will be closed for renovation for about 7 months. 📍 3. Kwun Yam Temple 📍 4. Victoria Harbour 📍 5. Causeway Bay 📍 6. Kwun Yam Temple at Repulse Bay 📍 8. Kennedy Town 📍 8. Hollywood Road 📍 9. Choi Hung Estate Rooftop Basketball Court As for the restaurants, they weren't specific to follow the reviews. We stopped by when we were hungry. The prices were as high as their reputation. But I don't eat every day. Enjoy eating is enough. 🫘🧃 Summary of expenses for a 2-day, 1-night Hong Kong trip on 12-13 Mar 25* Airplane ticket ✈️ 5,200 baht/person * Mini Hotel Causeway Bay 🏨 2,821/3 = 940 baht* E-Sim fee ☎️ 90 baht/person* Travel insurance 📜 202 baht/person* Food and travel expenses 🚋🧋 4,162 baht Total 10,594 baht #trip #spiritualtravel #HongKongtravel #flytoHongKong

Who understands?! Hong Kong is really suitable for city walk travel. If it's your first time here, you can directly copy this route👇 It has both Hong Kong Island's mountain and sea scenery and classic Hong Kong-style street scenes. You will really fall in love with this city again and again 🇭🇰 . 📮[City Walk Route] Day❶ Monster Building ➠ Causeway Bay ➠ Exhibition Centre subway station by the sea ➠ Gun Club Street Day❷ Kennedy Town ➠ The University of Hong Kong ➠ Sai Ying Pun ➠ Central ➠ Star Ferry ➠ Avenue of Stars ➠ West Kowloon Cultural District · 📸[9 Treasure Spots Worth Checking In] 1️⃣Monster Building: The filming location of Transformers, the real-life version of "Kowloon Walled City" 2️⃣The University of Hong Kong: Check in at Exit B of the subway station for sunset and speeding cars 3️⃣Subway station by the sea: Navigate to "Wan Chai Ferry Pier," walk along the seaside and you'll see it. It's an art installation shaped like a subway car. 4️⃣Gun Club Street: Trams pass through the S-bend, taxis whiz by 5️⃣Kennedy Town: Blue sea and sky + Hong Kong-style streets = Hong Kong Island romance💕 8️⃣Star Ferry: A must-try transportation in Hong Kong, it is recommended to take it at dusk, 5r can get you the sunset romance 9️⃣West Kowloon Cultural District: The terrace of the M+ Museum offers a view of the Victoria Harbour skyline, and the seaside Christmas tree is extremely romantic

Before going to Hong Kong, I was really worried about whether I needed to exchange Hong Kong dollars. I checked various travel guides, and everyone seemed to have different opinions. After a 20-hour layover, I can confirm from personal experience that there's no need to exchange Hong Kong dollars. 🗺️A few tips: Regarding transit passengers entering Hong Kong: After arriving at Hong Kong Airport, take the train to checkpoint E2 and enter the visitor channel. Starting from October 2024, you no longer need to fill out an arrival application form. You can directly go through the process with your connecting flight ticket. 🚌Getting from the airport to the city center: You can choose between the Airport Express and the bus. I chose the Airport Express, which took about 30 minutes. Two-person and three-person tickets are cheaper than single tickets. You can buy tickets directly from the vending machines using WeChat or Alipay, which is very convenient. 🚇Taking the subway: There's no need to buy an Octopus card. You can simply search for "public transport card" on WeChat or Alipay and activate it. It's basically the same as in Chongqing, with automatic exchange rate conversion. 🚶City walk route: I didn't follow any of the routes I had planned. I took the Airport Express directly to Hong Kong Station and walked from Central to Kennedy Town. Along the way, I visited Health Street, the former Gunpowder Magazine, the University of Hong Kong, Winstons Coffee, and % Arabica. The entire journey didn't feel particularly long, but the uphill and downhill stretches were quite tiring. Regarding food and beverage expenses: For two people staying for 20 hours, including round-trip Airport Express tickets, lunch, and dinner, we spent a whopping 1,000 RMB, and we didn't buy anything. We walked everywhere. We had lunch at a *cha chaan teng* (tea restaurant) and dinner (pasta + small burger + two beers). The prices were exorbitant.

#Travel Plan Giveaway Day 1 - Landed at Shenzhen Airport, Terminal 3 - Take a car to the hotel to leave our luggage. We stayed in the Luohu area. - Check in at Gangxia, also known as Shenzhen Eye. - Eat Taotaoju dim sum. - Go to Oh Bay Mall. Day 2 - Cross the Luohu border to Hong Kong (Lo Wu Station). - Visit Tsim Sha Tsui. - Walk around Victoria Harbour. Day 3 - Go to Kennedy Town in the morning. - Stop by New Hing Fat for dim sum. - Go back to the hotel to get our luggage. - Cross the border back to Shenzhen. The Lau Ma Chau border crosses to Futian. - Visit Sea World. Return to Thailand

Kennedy Town is located on the west side of Hong Kong Island, by the sea. It is a popular area for tourists because it is full of cool restaurants and cafes. And the most popular photo spot is from the basketball court, where you can see beautiful buildings and cars with a view of the sea. 🚇 How to get to Kennedy Town Take the MTR and get off at Kennedy Town Station or take the tram and get off at Kennedy Town Station. #triptakeaflytoprayfornewyear #travelabroad #travelhongkong #reviewhongkong #beautifulphotospots #beautifulphotospots

When you come out of Kennedy Town Station, you can find the classic basketball court photo spot and a café with a "Hong Kong" sign. ☕️ Walk west along the Kennedy Town waterfront and navigate to Sai Wan Swimming Shed. Follow the narrow, slippery steps to this perfect photo spot! 🛟 Sai Wan Swimming Shed was built in the 1960s. At that time, people rarely went to public swimming pools due to inconvenient transportation, so they built swimming facilities near the sea. 🌊 Sai Wan Swimming Shed has only one wooden walkway extending into the sea. The waves crash against the rocks below, and you can feel the unique charm of the sea here. - 🔖 Attraction: Sai Wan Swimming Shed 📍 Address: 404 Victoria Road, Mount Davis, Central and Western District, Hong Kong

Kennedy Town is the best place I went to during my trip to Hong Kong! 🤍 Hong Kong style, stylish and exotic? You can see the ocean right in front of you, and the wide open view is so pretty🥹 After seeing the ocean, go to Winstons Coffee cafe!!! Then you can take a sentimental photo with the sign❤️ You can get to Kennedy Town by taking the subway blue line, or by taking the tram. There are many ways to get there ㅎㅎ I took the tram to see the outside, and then took the subway to go to my next destination! A place to see the ocean in 10 minutes from Central! I highly recommend “Kennedy Town”🫰🩵 #HongKongTravel #HongKongTravelDestinationRecommendation #KennedyTown #HongKongPhotoZone #HongKongAttractions #HongKongTravelCourseRecommendation #HongKongKennedyTown

When you come to Hong Kong, it is recommended to go to Kennedy Kennedy Town in Hong Kong is a small town that combines tradition and modernity. This trip was very impressive. I visited a coffee shop hidden in an alley early in the morning. The rich coffee aroma and warm atmosphere instantly immersed me in a lazy feeling of happiness. Then we came to Kennedy Beach. The breeze was blowing, the sea and the sky were one color, the scenery was picturesque, and I couldn’t help but take a few more check-in photos (many internet beauties were taking photos). Then stroll to Ding Ding Station and take a retro tram, which will seem like traveling through time and giving you a sense of the authentic Hong Kong style. When night falls, come to the SKYE sky bar to enjoy the night view of Hong Kong. The lights of the tall buildings and the boundless sky complement each other in a breathtaking way. The whole journey is full of surprises and beauty, full of the prosperity of Hong Kong city, and also leisurely moments. It is highly recommended for travelers who like Hong Kong style. 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: Hong Kong style, seaside style 📍Address: Kennedy Seaside Road 💰Average consumption: 0-100 HKD 💞Recommendation reasons: check-in, internet beauty, Hong Kong style 🗓️Itinerary: Half-day tour

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~

Hello✈️ Every time I go to Hong Kong, I will take my friends to Kennedy Town! ! Because this route is so beautiful. 🧾｜Walk route Sai Wan Swimming Shed→Exit C of MTR Station→Winstons Coffee→% Coffee→Smithfield Road→Belcher Bay Promenade 🚶Or check in in reverse 📷｜Check-in point 🔸Kennedy Town Basketball Court Walk left from Exit C to the basketball court. A telephoto lens can capture the classic camera angle of Kennedy Town 🔸Winstons Coffee is a coffee shop I like very much ☕️ There is a sign of Winstons Street in front of the Kennedy Town store, which is very photogenic 🔸% Coffee A coffee shop that is super close. You can actually take pictures of the sea at the door (don’t stand across the street to take pictures!!!) 🔸Smith Field Road If you walk along the seaside promenade, you will see this uphill road. You can often see people walking their dogs. It is really a story to walk along this street! ! 🔸Belcher Bay Promenade This road is so beautiful! ! The main reason is that no one took pictures. The beach benches, the beach walls, and the stairs very close to the sea all look great in photos! ! 🔸West Ring Swimming Shed Walk left along % Coffee and you will arrive in about 20 minutes. You can take pictures of the sparkling sea~ 🍱｜Recommended food and drinks Cafe: Winston Coffee/Classy le Carré/Little Cove Main meal: Want Want Supreme Roast Goose Ice House/Ying Kee Noodle House 🔖｜Travel Tips 🚇Recommend MTR and tram (Kennedy Town is the last stop, you can take the tram to see the sea after shopping) 🗺️Use Google Maps for navigation 🚘Uber and HK Taxi can be used for taxis #MyPrivateTravelRoute #HongKong #HongKongPhotography #KennedyTown #HongKongTravel #HongKongTravelStrategy #HongKongSeeTheSea #HongKongWalkingGuide #HongKongNicheAttractions #MyHongKongTravels #HongKongLife

Kennedy Town, one of the most popular check-in spots in Hong Kong in the past two years, I finally came~ 🚇Route: Kennedy Town Exit C 📸Camera position: 1️⃣Classic basketball court camera position, turn left from subway C and enter the basketball court, go up to the second floor basketball court, you will see a bunch of people, that is the camera position 2️⃣Derby Street, which is the street in the classic camera position, facing the sea, there are Ding Ding cars on this road, and classic red taxis are lined up at the intersections, which is very atmospheric~ 3️⃣Kennedy Town New Waterfront, walk to the end of Daddy Street, there are scenic spot signs to check in, and there are also several coffee shops such as % next to it, which is very suitable for checking in and taking pictures~ 4️⃣In addition, there are coastal highways, swimming sheds, plank roads, glass seas and other check-in spots nearby. If you want to go, you must prepare a strategy in advance~ ✅tips: 1️⃣Kennedy Town is far away, so be sure to reserve enough time to go back and forth 2️⃣Classic camera position, be sure to bring a telephoto lens! ! 3️⃣Sunny days are more transparent and can produce better photos~ 4️⃣The sunset in Kennedy Town is so beautiful during the blue hour! Don't miss it~ 5️⃣Be careful when taking photos on the roadside and don't affect traffic~ #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Tourism #Hong Kong Travel #Kennedy Town #Atmosphere #Mong Kok #Tsim Sha Tsui #Central #Hong Kong Check-in #Beautiful Scenery During the Journey

We have sorted out 9️⃣ very good filming slots, follow citywalk, and there will be no turning back👏! 1️⃣Kennedy Town 📍Camera location: Exit C of Kennedy Town, walk 3 minutes to the basketball court. You need to shoot through the iron net. You can also shoot with the 3x lens of your mobile phone. 2️⃣ Sunset Speed ​​​​📍Seat: Shek Tong Tsui Hill Road at the B1 Exit of the University of Hong Kong. Looking from a distance, the end of the road is the mountains and sea of ​​Hong Kong. The pedestrian bridge stretches across the sky six or seven stories high, giving you a sense of magic! 3️⃣ Sai Ying Pun 📍Camera location: Exit B2 of Sai Ying Pun, walk 5 minutes to the intersection of Third Street and Main Street of Sai Ying Pun Market. Shooting from a high place, you can take impactful pictures of the sea and the streets. 4️⃣ Central Market📍Camera location: Exit C of Central, walk for 5 minutes to the entrance of Central Market and go upstairs. The camera faces the street view outside the gate on the first floor. Wait for one or two pedestrians or a bus to pass by, and you will be able to take photos of time travelers. A sense of time travel. 5️⃣ Central Fringe Club 📍Appointment: Exit D1 in Central, about 5 minutes’ walk away. There is an artistic corner location, with the Graffiti Street on Hollywood Road nearby. 6️⃣&7️⃣ Hennessy Road & Methodist Building 📍Airport: Exit E1 of Admiralty Station, walk 5-10 minutes to the pedestrian bridge opposite China Hong Kong Building, both airports are on the bridge. 8️⃣ Monster Building 📍Seat: Exit A2 of Taikoo Station, walk 5-10 minutes to Haishan House, on King's Road. 9️⃣ Harbor City 📍Seat: Exit L6 in Tsim Sha Tsui, heading towards the Star Ferry Pier, and take photos at the stairs downstairs. There are the Avenue of Stars and the Star Ferry nearby. #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Hotel #Hong Kong Travel

Kennedy Town, the end of the road is the sea. After experiencing it myself, it is still worth checking in. Here are some tips from my own experience~ 🔻Transportation 🚇MTR: Take the MTR Island Line to Kennedy Town Station and take Exit C to reach the beach. 🚍Bus: Many Hong Kong Island bus routes pass through Kennedy Town. There are also trams: Kennedy Town Terminal is an important stop on the tram route! 🔻Attractions: ✅ Sai Wan Pier: A great place to enjoy the sea view and take blockbuster photos. You can see the Central and Admiralty business districts on the opposite bank. ✅Kennedy Town Market: Experience the local atmosphere and buy local ingredients, handicrafts and snacks. ✅The University of Hong Kong: Visit the campus, admire the architectural style, or participate in the school's cultural activities. ✅Pok Fu Lam Village: Experience the cultural heritage of traditional Hong Kong villages, stroll through the village and feel the strong local atmosphere. ✅Seaside Promenade: Take a walk along the Kennedy Town seaside and enjoy the sea breeze and beautiful sea views. ⚠️The key photo spot is here! It’s at the T-junction of ARABICA% coffee shop! Just take a picture facing the sea, spring is here and the flowers are blooming! Hahaha~

Kennedy Town and the Central Ferris Wheel in Hong Kong are definitely the landmarks you must visit when you come to Hong Kong! Today, let me take you to unlock the perfect day trip guide for these two places! 🌟[Splendid Tang Dynasty] Fridge magnet, 25 each, Tsim Sha Tsui subway station exit H, opposite the direction of International Plaza 🌟[Kennedy Town] Take the subway to Kennedy Town Station, exit A, walk along the sea, and you can see the sea🌊! There are many literary shops and gourmet foods here, suitable for leisurely shopping and eating. Don't forget to go to the bench by the sea, blow the sea breeze, and enjoy the slow life in Hong Kong. 🎡[Central Ferris Wheel] Star Ferry Tsim Sha Tsui to Central Pier⛵️, about 10 minutes. The Central Ferris Wheel is a landmark attraction in Hong Kong. Sitting on the Ferris wheel, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire Victoria Harbour, which is super shocking! 🍷[Top Town American Seafood Bar] Monday to Friday, you can have a small glass of wine for 10 yuan, sit and watch the sunset, 31st floor, 28 Stanley Street, Central 🍽️[Recommended food] In Central, you must not miss: Lan Fong Yuen's silk stocking milk tea, Tim Ho Wan's dim sum, and various street snacks, and Fugao ice cream🍦 📸[Photo check-in] Don't forget to take a few beautiful photos on the Ferris wheel or by the sea in Kennedy Town.

📍Kennedy Town Station Exit A Hong Kong is an island surrounded by the sea, Here in Kennedy Town, Hong Kong Island, you can feel the beautiful sea view and the emotions of Hong Kong at the same time. It's a photo zone that people don't know about. If you take a picture here, it really looks like Portugal in Europe. You can search for "basket ball courts, kennedy town" on Google and go there. Most trams stop here, so there are many trams that have stopped. If you want to take a pretty picture in front of a tram, I highly recommend this place. #SummerTripEvent #HongKongTravelRecommendation #PlacesToVisitInHongKong #HongKongSea #HongKongTravel #HongKongAttractions #HongKongTravelCourseRecommendation #HongKongHotPlacesToVisitInHongKennedyTown

📍 Kennedy Town 📍 New Praya, Sai Wan, Hong Kong Kennedy Town is located on Hong Kong Island and offers a view of the sea. It is especially popular for its numerous street photo spots, attracting many visitors who come to take pictures. Capture the essence of Hong Kong in one frame with the sea, the densely packed buildings, and the iconic Hong Kong taxis, and you'll leave with unforgettable travel photos from your Hong Kong trip.

Kennedy Town, a historic neighborhood on the western edge of Hong Kong Island, offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy. An island tour of Kennedy Town reveals a rich tapestry of culture, history, and natural beauty, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking to experience the multifaceted essence of Hong Kong. Kennedy Town’s history dates back to the mid-19th century when it was established as a residential and commercial hub. Named after the seventh governor of Hong Kong, Sir Arthur Kennedy, this area was originally a sleepy fishing village. Today, it retains traces of its colonial past, with old buildings and narrow lanes that tell stories of a bygone era. In recent years, Kennedy Town has undergone significant transformation, thanks to the extension of the MTR Island Line, which has brought new life to the area. The neighborhood is now a hip, trendy enclave with a growing expatriate community. Stylish cafes, boutique shops, and art galleries have sprung up, blending seamlessly with the older establishments. This juxtaposition of the old and new makes Kennedy Town a fascinating place to explore. Visitors can enjoy a cup of artisanal coffee while watching elderly locals practice tai chi in the nearby park, a scene that perfectly encapsulates the harmonious coexistence of tradition and modernity. #islandtours

Stepping into % Arabica Kennedy Town, one is immediately struck by the clean lines and minimalist decor that define the space. The interior design reflects the brand’s philosophy: simplicity and focus on quality. The white walls, wooden accents, and the open layout create a sense of calm, allowing customers to fully engage with the coffee experience. One of the defining features of % Arabica Kennedy Town is its location by the harbor. The proximity to the water adds a unique dimension to the coffee experience. The gentle sound of the waves, the sight of boats passing by, and the ever-changing light reflecting off the water create a serene atmosphere that enhances the enjoyment of the coffee. The harbor serves as a reminder of the city’s rich maritime history and its constant state of flux, much like the evolving nature of Kennedy Town itself. For many, enjoying a cup of coffee at % Arabica by the harbor becomes a ritual, a moment of peace amidst the chaos of city life. The combination of expertly crafted coffee, thoughtful design, and the tranquil harbor views make this café a destination, not just for locals but for visitors seeking a unique coffee experience in Hong Kong. #islandtours

Hong Kong 🇭🇰 is the Pearl of the Orient in our country; the entire Hong Kong is divided into three parts: Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, and the New Territories. Our journey will also unfold from these three parts. 🚉 Transportation Guide: From Shenzhen to Hong Kong 🇭🇰, you can take the high-speed train to Hong Kong. The fare from Futian High-Speed Rail Station to Hong Kong West Kowloon is 68 yuan, and from Shenzhen North to Hong Kong West Kowloon is 75 yuan. The high-speed train is very fast and has seats, and you will arrive in the core area of Hong Kong! ✅ When you get off at Hong Kong West Kowloon, remember to follow the instructions to get a dining coupon of 200 HKD with a 100 HKD discount. After the half-price discount, dining in Hong Kong is almost the same as in the mainland; ✅ On the way from West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station to Elements Shopping Mall, you can see the unbeatable sea view of Victoria Harbour. The sea view here is as good as any sea view hotel 🏨, and it is free. There is also a Victoria Harbour viewing platform; the view is from Kowloon Peninsula looking towards Hong Kong! 🗓 Itinerary: After seeing the sea view of Victoria Harbour, continue to the popular Kennedy Town for the famous sea view! 📝 Tips: Take the MTR, Island Line to the terminal Kennedy Town, exit at Exit C, go up the stairs, pass through the Children's Park (Children's Park is open from 7 am to 11 pm), walk along the football field to the basketball court, here you can see the wire fence and the popular photo spot, where you can get the best photography location! 🗓 Itinerary: Then return to the MTR station, continue to take the Island Line back to Admiralty. In Admiralty, you can see the Legislative Council of Hong Kong and other Hong Kong government institutions, as well as the world-famous Hong Kong Stock Exchange! Although the Hong Kong stock market has been performing poorly in recent years... the Hong Kong Stock Exchange still has many companies ringing the bell for listing every day. The Hong Kong Exchange Square is also worth checking out. 🗓 Itinerary: Then take the MTR, Tsuen Wan Line, and enter Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, and Yau Ma Tei, which are collectively known as the Yau Tsim Mong area in Hong Kong. In Tsim Sha Tsui, you can check out the popular K11 Musea shopping mall 🏬, which is more like a shopping mall built in an art gallery, with many artworks 🖼️ inside; you can also check out the Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower, which is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong; Mong Kok is a very important commercial retail center in Hong Kong, with shopping malls like Langham Place, and it is also a place for shopping 🛍️ in Hong Kong; Yau Ma Tei is connected to Mong Kok, you can walk from Mong Kok City Walk. The Yau Ma Tei Police Station is worth checking out, as many TVB police dramas were filmed here 🎬, and there is also Temple Street in Hong Kong, which appears in many gangster movies; it feels like stepping into a Hong Kong movie; Finally, continue to take the Tsuen Wan Line to Sham Shui Po, where there is a street/boundary street, which is also the boundary line between Kowloon Peninsula and the New Territories; Sham Shui Po is a very local area, where the locals live, and you can experience the local atmosphere of Hong Kong. Sham Shui Po has appeared in many TVB dramas; In addition, the headquarters of Wong To Yick is in Sham Shui Po. Previously, you could buy products at the headquarters, but now it is said that it is difficult to buy them at the headquarters. The one-day travel guide in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 ends here 🔚. You can stay in Hong Kong for one night and see my itinerary for the second day. If you like it, you can follow me for more travel guides.

Classy Le Carré is located in Kennedy Town, and its elegant and exquisite design makes you feel like you're in a French countryside cottage 🇫🇷. The exterior features white walls and green awnings to create a pastoral atmosphere, while the interior is dominated by white, green, and wood tones, adorned with oil paintings. Every corner is beautiful and perfect for Instagram photos 💚🤍. 🤍 Signature Slow-cooked Pulled Pork Belgian Waffle The waffle is super fluffy with a light buttery aroma 🤤. The pulled pork is tender and juicy, paired with a sunny-side-up egg and Brest bacon sauce, offering a rich and delicious texture! 😋 🤍 Sakura Shrimp Garlic Butter Clam Linguine The garlic aroma is strong, the clams are plentiful, and the sakura shrimp adds an extra layer of texture 💕. The overall taste is fresh, not too greasy or salty 👍🏻. 🤍 Fresh Shine Muscat Grape Croissant Waffle The presentation is beautiful 🥰. The crispy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside croissant waffle is topped with sweet Shine Muscat grapes, cream, and ice cream. It's indulgent but very satisfying! 😍 🤍 66% Caribbean Chocolate The restaurant offers a variety of gourmet chocolates ☕️. This chocolate has a rich aroma and a balanced taste, not too bitter or too sweet 👍🏻. For those who prefer a higher concentration, you can choose the 75% or 100% gourmet chocolate drinks ✨. 🤍 Companion of White This matcha drink is thicker and smoother 💚. It has a rich and mellow flavor with a hint of sweetness ☺️. Each cup of gourmet matcha comes with a small card introducing the matcha farm and its characteristics 🫶🏻. 📍 Classy Le Carré - Shop A-E, G/F, Tung Fat Building, 1B-1C New Praya, Kennedy Town, Western District

If we talk about cities in China suitable for city walks, Hong Kong is definitely at the top and very photogenic. Consider coming here for a summer vacation. I've compiled some very photogenic spots and a detailed guide for niche check-ins. "Photography Spots" Spot ① Second floor of the basketball court to the left of Exit C, Kennedy Town Spot ② Sai Ying Pun Main Street Spot ③ Exit B1, University of Hong Kong MTR Station Spot ④ Braemar Hill Spot ⑤ Monster Building, North Point Spot ⑥ Footbridge at Flagstaff House Street Spot ⑦ Top floor of the car park at Hang Tung Building, Yau Tsim Mong Spot ⑧ Victoria Peak "My Travel Route" Day 1: Kennedy Town → Sai Ying Pun → University of Hong Kong MTR Station → Temple Street Day 2: Monster Building → Flagstaff House Street → Braemar Hill Day 3: Central → Victoria Peak Tram → Victoria Harbour night view

Having shuttled back and forth between Guangzhou and Hong Kong since childhood, I've been to Hong Kong 800 times! I've summarized an itinerary that allows you to have a 360-degree view of Hong Kong and also wander through the streets to savor the local Hong Kong vibe. Just spend one day following this route to experience the charm of Hong Kong. 🚩Itinerary: Sky100 - Ding Ding Tram - Sai Ying Pun - The University of Hong Kong - Kennedy Town 🔸Sky100 Take the elevator and reach the 100th floor in 60 seconds! From here, you can have a 360-degree view of Hong Kong, with both mountain and sea views at a glance, this view is really too dreamy! 📍If you're coming from the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail, it's about a 10-minute walk! And there are luggage lockers downstairs, making it super convenient to visit! 🔸Ding Ding Tram When in Hong Kong, you must try the Ding Ding tram, with a fare of only 3 HKD! In service for over a hundred years, it has a nostalgic charm and offers a cheap and convenient way to travel around. 📍After coming down from Sky100, take the MTR from Kowloon Station (East Rail Line) for one stop to Hong Kong Station, then walk to Pedder Street to catch the Ding Ding tram (Westbound). 🔸Sai Ying Pun If Central is the commercial CBD area, then Sai Ying Pun is where you can find the local Hong Kong atmosphere. The streets that are slightly off the beaten path and the scenery near the sea give this place many unique visual experiences. 📍Get off the Ding Ding tram at Eastern Street Station. 🔸The University of Hong Kong HKU is a world-renowned institution that has not only cultivated many talents but also has a beautiful campus! The European architectural style and the comfortable greenery make wandering around the campus a special experience. However, remember to book online in advance if you want to visit The University of Hong Kong! 📍Exit C1 of the HKU Station (MTR Island Line). 🔸 Kennedy Town Here, you can see the romantic interplay of ferries and Ding Ding trams, presenting visitors with a romantic scene unique to Hong Kong. After taking photos, walk towards the sea, enjoy the breeze, it's really too comfortable. 📍Exit C of Kennedy Town Station (MTR Island Line).

Kennedy Town, nestled on the western end of Hong Kong Island, is an unassuming neighborhood that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity. The waterfront has been revamped into an attraction in its own right. Imagine sipping coffee while overlooking the sea – it’s a quintessential Kennedy Town experience. Hidden bars dot the shoreline, making it a perfect spot for sunset drinks. Kennedy Town’s relaxed atmosphere is contagious. Minutes away from bustling Central Hong Kong, it’s a haven for those seeking a slower pace of life. Gentrification has breathed new life into the district, serving the community with thoughtful redevelopment. Thanks to the MTR station, getting to Kennedy Town from Central takes less than 10 minutes. Trams, buses, and cabs also connect you to this gem. Beyond dining, explore scenic hikes, DIY workshops, and cultural gems. Kennedy Town strikes a balance between urban living and natural beauty. It’s a place where you can sip coffee, stroll along the waterfront, and immerse yourself in local life. Next time you’re in town, don’t miss the chance to explore this dynamic neighborhood! #grouptravel ##hongkongtravelguide

For those who love taking photos, don't miss this. This is another popular corner, a secret photo spot that is no longer a secret. It's so popular that people flock to it. If you go to Kennedy Town, stop by and take some photos. The view from above is so beautiful. You can see Victoria Harbour from this angle. In addition, this area also has restaurants and cafes where you can walk around, take photos, and enjoy the atmosphere. There is also a tram service where you can take a tour of the city. The detailed directions are in the picture. It's easy to get there and you won't get lost. #tripfreeaccommodation #secretspot #beautifulphotospot #travelhongkong #hongkong #kennedytown

🌊Kennedy Town - Sai Wan Swimming Shed You can walk from Kennedy Town MTR station exit C for about 20min to get there But I don't recommend it ❌ It's all uphill! (Don't ask me how I know.. Taking the bus is also very convenient, a 2min ride takes you right to the swimming shed entrance 🚌From Kennedy Town MTR exit B - walk 120m to "Belcher's Street" - take bus route 971, 43M, or A10 to "Caritas Jockey Club Hostel" stop ⚠Be aware that the entrance to the swimming shed is quite small There's about 150m of downhill stairs to walk down to get there The stairs are a bit steep, so be careful~ You'll need to queue up for photos, there are still many girls there to check in, so allow plenty of time

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Kennedy Town on the west side of Hong Kong Island, by the sea Named after Arthur Edward Kennedy, the 7th Governor of Hong Kong A popular and chic photo spot in Hong Kong. See the lifestyle of Hong Kong people in an original style, both trams and buses, like being in the 80s ▪️Recommended transportation MTR, get off at Kennedy Town Station or bus Kennedy Town Bus Station or tram kennedy town (end of station) ✳️Recommended to take the tram to see the city view and have coffee % shop located by the sea #HongKongTravel

We completed the coastal path around Hong Kong Island! Totalling 65km, it took us 3 days. Fantastic experience to explore the variety that the island has to offer. The views were spectacular, of both natural and urban scenery. Some highlights were Repulse beach (quite the opposite of repulsive), Kennedy town, and the Dragon's Back trail. Most of the coastal path is on the actual coast, but some stretches require a detour inland. There was a lot of building work happening in the north west of the island, presumably when finished will improve the path in that area. Top tips: Pre-planning accommodation is essential. Plenty of public toilets on the route. Public transport is also VERY efficient if needed. Highly recommend the walk, we thoroughly enjoyed it. #cherryblossom2024 #hongkong #trekking #coastalwalk #trip #asia #mytravelhacks

Kennedy Town This name is so romantic In the bustling world of Hong Kong It's a little refined Without the fireworks of Hong Kong But spring is bright everywhere Every time I set foot here Maybe there is not a single reason but i know this is a A place where you can feel the breeze caressing your face even when you stand still In the alleys Relaxing coffee aroma art wall Creative graffiti can be seen everywhere Inside the bookstore Displaying rich history and elegant poetry here Time seems to go very slowly every visit They are all opportunities to talk to yourself in Kennedy Town I learned to breathe Learned to listen to the direction of the wind This is not just a place it is a poem a dream Kennedy Town A person who doesn't want to run I just want to walk slowly A place where you can feel the gentleness of the wind every moment # Sign up as a hotel trial sleeper in May