[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Pottinger St (Updated May)

#100 Ways to Travel Explore old Hong Kong on the streets of Hong Kong "It is history and also a miniature of movies." "Stone Street": A distinctive uphill street on Queen's Road Central. In 1858, the Hong Kong government named it Pottinger Street to commemorate the achievements of the first Governor of Hong Kong, Pottinger, during whose tenure the Hong Kong Government, the Executive Council, the Legislative Council and the High Court were established. The stone stairs stacked up from top to bottom used to be a symbol of the British army's entry into Hong Kong, but nowadays, by some strange coincidence, they have become a good drainage mechanism on rainy days. There are also restaurants and attractions such as "Yi Lok Roast Goose", "Lan Fong Yuen", and "Mid-Levels Escalator" nearby! It's totally fine to travel all the way! in addition! in addition! This is the filming location for many famous movies, such as "Lust, Caution", "October Besieged City", "Infernal Affairs III", etc. Come here to explore and become the protagonist of the story~ "Graham Street Mural": You will see it soon after walking up the cobblestone street. It is located in Sheung Wan and has become a popular Instagram check-in spot in recent years. The mural is only 5 meters long, but it depicts the tragedy of old Hong Kong at that time. In the early days, Sheung Wan was a lawless area, so many lawbreakers gathered here. This short painting can let you experience the prosperity and unrest of the 50s and 60s in a grain of sand. In addition to taking pictures, don't forget to feel this untold past! 💞Recommendation reason: Walking in the alleys, you can feel the cultural impact of "old Hong Kong" and "new Hong Kong". Although there is a shock, there is a good integration. This is the charm of Hong Kong 🇭🇰~ 🗓️Itinerary: Take the longest "Mid-Levels Escalator" to the top and walk down slowly - "Lanxiang Garden" for breakfast 🍳 - Wenwu Temple - Continue walking down to find treasures in many old shops - "Yi Le Roast Goose" - Graham Street murals - Stone Street 🚴Transportation: Take the MTR to Central Station, then find the exit from Global Building or the cinema to the ground level, then walk west for 5 minutes along Des Voeux Road Central or Queen's Road Central to the first street. #Stone Street #Graham Street #Knowing Old Hong Kong #OldHongKongFeelings #Orchid Garden #Yi Le Roast Goose #HongKongTravel

#weekendgetaways 📍Central, Hong Kong Spent half a day strolling around Central and it was such a cozy and nice area to hang out! There are a few places that we went for food, pastries, sight seeing vantage points, photo spots. So here’s some of the places that we visited: 1. The Peak One of the must visit places in Central would be The Peak. Visitors can choose to take the tram, bus or hike up to the peak. The view was simply breathtaking and stunning, 10/10 recommending this! 2. Pottinger Street Popular spot for photo shoots and movie scenes with its unevenly paved stairs. Lots of kiosks and quaint cafes at this area. 3. Fringe Club Very cute place for photoshoot 4. Some of the food that we tried: Lan Fong Yuen milk tea, long queue, worth a try Bakehouse egg tarts, would recommend to give it a try! #hongkongtravelguide

#timetotravel Pottinger street in Central, Hong Kong was named after the first Governor of Hong Kong, Henry Pottinger in 1858. It was called Stone Slap street by Chinese as clearly seen that it was built on steep slope and composed of series of granite steps. Along sides of the steps, there are noticeable colourful stalls selling all kinds of accessories, costumes, souvenirs, holidays items and others. #pottingerstreet #centralhongkong #本地遊 #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #mytripvlog #tripblazers #yuppijeinhk2023

Today I finally went to the Messina Slate Street store! There are too many choices of ice cream. In fact, I want to try many of them, but I can only eat two balls because they are too big. This time I ate a peanut butter related ice cream and a chocolate related ice cream. The two flavors are somewhat similar, but they are both delicious, but $85 is really too expensive🤧. #石板街 #messina #gelatomessinahk #gelato #ice cream #맜있다 #젤라또 #아이스크림 #foodie

Have you ever thought that a street can be a Grade I historical monument? 😚Stone Street located in Central, now known as Cheung Tin Cha Street, named after the uneven stone slabs 😊 Many famous movies, such as the October Siege, have been shot here, there are many stalls on both sides of Stone Street, selling souvenirs or paintings with local characteristics 😉 Another feature of Stone Street is that every major festival, the shops on both sides of Stone Street will put a d festive decorations to sell, such as Mid-Autumn Festival will have many lanterns, Halloween with many props, New Year many Chinese New Year decorations, all kinds of Stone Street add a festive atmosphere 😍 #HongKongGood Places #LocalTour

📍45 Pokfulam Street, Central, Hong Kong Today I decided to eat this Japanese ramen shop from a Japanese who came to Hong Kong for lunch 👍🏻 Its environmental decoration is matched with many Japanese cultural elements, the atmosphere of the store is comfortable 🥰 and the ingredients for lunch are very fresh🤟🏻 very attractive🤤 #japanesefood #hongkonggoodplaces #foodie #hkigfood #summerfoodrecommendations #foodrecommendations #centralfood #lunch

Located on Stone Street, NOJO restaurant is famous for its chicken leg ramen and NOJO spicy noodles. The chicken leg ramen has a rich soup, the meat is tender and soft, it absorbs the flavor of the soup, it's so delicious! The signature spicy noodles have been placed with several ingredients, and there is also a spicy oil for customers to mix themselves. I don't like to eat red onions so I didn't leave, but after mixing a little spicy oil into it, it still feels very good 🥺🥺🥺😋😋😋 The tempura squid is ordinary because the skin is thicker, the beans play normally! I will go back and eat again if I have the chance 👌🏻✨ #LocalTravel #OverseasTravel #foodie #StarWriterMaySurprise #ConsumerVoucher Strategy

「目前這個社會最大的貶值不是貨幣，而是你的努力。」 打卡位 @ the pottinger hotel #newphotographer#familytravel#unforgettableexperiences#loveflowers#themeparks#café#museumquest#seasidephotoguide#beautifulhotel#naturalwonders#seafoodfeast#romanticrestaurant

There is also a name called Shidian Street which is located in the countless staggered streets of Central High and Low. is named after the first governor and is famous for its slope and paved slate. The ordinary road has become famous because of the countless Hong Kong films "Dragon and Phoenix", "Infernal Affairs" and "Hong Kong". Most of them come to the Mid-Levels Escalator because of "Chongqing Forest". "I don't know when to start, there is a day on every thing, the saury will expire, the meat sauce will expire, and even the wrap will expire. I began to wonder, in this world, what else? Things don't expire?" I think this should be the most classic confession in the movie Every day you have the opportunity to pass by others. You may know nothing about him but maybe One day he will become a friend or confidant of yours . In the film, Tony Leung is here. After seeing the shimmering Faye Wong escalator from the Central Shelter Street, it will pass through Colin Street and Hollywood Road. Some Lee Street, Moro Temple Street, Robinson Street, to Gande Road End /h h/The whole system is 800 meters in length. It takes about 20 minutes to take the whole journey.

Hong Kong’s Stone Street, formally known as Pottinger Street, is located in the mid section and at the intersection of Hollywood Road and Connaught Road Central in the Central District. This is a popular street recalling the old Hong Kong. The historic street is made up of large stone slabs, which is also why it’s called Stone (tile) Street. This is a very short street. Coming from Lan Kwai Fong, it takes about 10 minutes to walk it. However the two areas offer completely different views. Lots of movies were filmed on this street, with the most famous being “Infernal Affairs.” This is why you will find many tourists here, sitting on the railings and taking selfies. As today is a Saturday, there are even more people here. This is a very short street with lots of shops. They all have very nice looking storefronts and all great for photo-taking.

Hong Kong trams are also known as "Ding Ding" It is one of the most representative means of transportation in Hong Kong. The tram is known for its nostalgic wooden design and leisurely speed. A favorite among tourists and locals It shuttles between the east and west ends of Hong Kong Island, passing many landmarks A great way to explore the city 🚋 The tram retains its traditional wooden seats and retro design. Let passengers feel the strong historical atmosphere🪑 The tram passes through busy areas such as Causeway Bay, Central, and Wan Chai Let passengers enjoy the city scenery while driving🌆 The best place to take photos is on the upper deck of the tram. It is recommended to sit in the front row of the upper level of the tram, where the view is wide. Suitable for shooting street scenes and city landmarks along the way Such as the high-rise buildings and busy streets in Central📸 Pottinger Street and Duddell Street in Central are classic locations for photographing the integration of trams and the city. Tram services cover major areas of Hong Kong Island Including Kennedy Town, Causeway Bay and Shau Kei Wan Passengers can board the tram at any tram stop 🚏 The operating hours are from 6 am to midnight every day with frequent flights Convenient for tourists to take it at any time🕕 #GlobalTravel

As night falls, Hong Kong Central comes alive in a dazzling mix of old and new. The grand HSBC and Bank of China buildings shine against the night sky, while Statue Square stands quietly beneath the city’s glow. Colonial-era structures whisper history amid neon-lit convenience stores and bustling streets. The blend of heritage and modernity creates an electrifying vibe—every corner tells a story, every street pulses with energy. Whether strolling under the skyscrapers or soaking in the charm of classic architecture, Central at night is pure Hong Kong magic! #hongkongguide

Stone Street (Pottinger Street) in Central, Hong Kong, is a historic site in Hong Kong with a history of more than 100 years. The entire stone street is not long. It is a road made of stone slabs with a slope of about 45 degrees, so it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes for shopping. There are stalls selling all kinds of goods on both sides of the stone street. There are many unique shops that sell not only daily necessities but also many festive decorations, creating a festive atmosphere. The nostalgic street is surrounded by modern high-rise buildings, which only highlight the ancient flavor of the cobblestone street. There are a lot of people coming and going, and it's quite crowded when you're walking around. It feels like there are not only tourists but also many local residents. The famous Yile Roast Goose, Luk Yu Tea House, and Lin Heung Tea House are all near this street. #HongKong #HongKongTourism #hong_kong #2月好地方2025

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#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere Hong Kong’s Central district is where the city’s past and present collide. Amid towering skyscrapers, pockets of history remain, telling stories of old Hong Kong. Our walk through Central was a journey through time, blending heritage streets, colonial architecture, and modern energy. Starting from Central MTR Station, we stepped into the city’s financial core before turning onto Pottinger Street, also known as Stone Slab Street. Its uneven granite steps, dating back to the 1800s, were lined with stalls selling quirky accessories and costumes. The street’s old-world charm made it feel like a glimpse into the past. Reaching Hollywood Road, we were met with a striking contrast—historic antique shops alongside bold murals. The Hollywood murals, splashed across building facades, added bursts of color, turning the streets into an open-air gallery. Some depicted classic Hong Kong scenes, while others reflected modern artistic styles, blending tradition with contemporary creativity. Instead of taking the Central-Mid-Levels Escalator uphill, we walked downhill from the top, passing an endless stretch of cafés, bars, and boutiques. The area buzzed with life—locals sipping coffee at artisanal cafés, after-work crowds spilling into hidden cocktail bars, and boutique shops showcasing fashion and handcrafted goods. What stood out most was the seamless mix of old and new. Colonial-era buildings stood next to sleek glass towers, while cha chaan tengs coexisted with minimalist Japanese cafés. Tucked between modern storefronts, hidden temples with curling incense smoke reminded us of the city’s deep cultural roots. Walking through Central felt like flipping through pages of Hong Kong’s history, each turn revealing a new layer of the city’s character. From the historic steps of Pottinger Street to the vibrant energy of the Mid-Levels, this walk captured the essence of Hong Kong—where the past meets the present in a city that never stops evolving. #chinatrip #travel #couplestrip #citydaytours #myitinerary

|The Christmas atmosphere of Pottinger Street in Central. "Share a Christmas tree for you"🎄🎄 Capture the limited romance of Christmas. On weekends in December, stroll through the Christmas atmosphere in Hong Kong📸📸 📍The eighth stop is the Christmas street of Pottinger Street in Central 🚇Address: No. 76 Queen's Road Central, the sloping street opposite the entrance of Tai Kwun ✍🏻✍🏻Hidden among the high and low office buildings in Central is the check-in destination that is passed on by word of mouth, Pottinger Street ✍🏻✍🏻This is a unique cobblestone road that sells holiday atmosphere. It starts from Hollywood Road on the mountain in the north and ends at Connaught Road Central at the foot of the mountain in the south. The street is not long, but it has a different kind of fireworks ✍🏻✍🏻Pottinger Street in the Christmas month is like a miniature live version of Pinduoduo. With the shops and restaurants on both sides of the steps decorated with Christmas decorations, just passing by, the atmosphere is great🉑🉑🉑

Mojo Bistro is located near Stone Street in Central. The decoration is full of retro American style, and the lighting is dim, creating a romantic dining atmosphere. It is very suitable for celebrating birthdays or special holidays❤️ Christmas is approaching, and the restaurant is surrounded by Christmas decorations, giving it a festive atmosphere~ 🎄🎅🏻 🤍Home-made special white wine cream sauce blue mussels with French fries and mayonnaise During dinner every night, the restaurant will have different dishes at half price. This dish is only HKD104 after half price❕🫣 The blue mussels are tender and the rich creamy sauce enhances the flavor of the whole dish✨ The French fries are also fried Very crispy and delicious😍 🤍Tiger shrimp linguine with lobster cream sauce The tiger prawns are plump and chewy, the sauce is thick, and the linguine is also very juicy😋 🤍Canadian Pork Saddle Steak with Apple Sauce The pork saddle steak is tender and juicy, and the applesauce is sweet and sour, which can balance the greasiness of the pork and add a layer of fresh fruity aroma☺️ 🤍Signature Flame Snow Mountain A very suitable dessert for checking in❤️🔥 It contains ice cream and cake, with a faint aroma of wine, and the blend of hot and cold taste is very memorable🤤 In addition, the restaurant is offering a discount. If you book a table to celebrate your birthday, you will get a free portion of the Flaming Snow Mountain. ~ 🥰 📍Mojo Bistro - 2/F, The Steps ‧ H Code, 45 Pottinger Street, Central #ChristmasGreatPlaces2024 #Mojobistro # Central Food # Central Restaurant # Check-in Restaurant # Christmas Restaurant # hkfoodie # hkfoodblogger # Hong Kong Check-in

The entire cobblestone road is filled with the Christmas atmosphere with vendors selling small items, and the stone steps lead to the Hollywood Road "Tai Kwun - Old Police Headquarters".

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#winhkflight Located in Hong Kong's Central district, Pottinger is a historic cobblestone street famous for its vibrant atmosphere and unique shops. It's named after Henry Pottinger, the first Governor of Hong Kong. Lined with colourful storefronts selling everything from antiques to trendy fashion items, Pottinger Street is a haven for shoppers and photographers alike. The street's steep incline adds to its charm, offering picturesque views of the surrounding skyscrapers and bustling city below. Visitors can explore the narrow alleyways branching off from the main street, discovering hidden gems and capturing the essence of old Hong Kong amidst the modern urban landscape. I want to travel to Hong Kong to visit the heritage building.

Since I didn't eat Messina🍨 last time I went to Australia, I've been thinking about it~ Because I have never seen hokey pokey flavor in Hong Kong 🤔~ And this is my biggest memory of Australia 🦘~ I went to Central on this day, because there was nothing special to do~ Suddenly the other half wanted to eat ice cream, so we went to Messina 👍! I can only say that each store's hokey pokey formula is different~ Although the ice cream base is very rich and soft🍦, the crispy candy is not crispy enough... In my mind it is as crispy as honeycomb or directly a piece of caramel hard candy 🍯~ And another one chose the pistachio flavor recommended by many people, indeed very rich 😋 ~ And taste carefully, you will feel in addition to the pulp, but also layer clothes brother kind of burnt aroma ~ Really worth a try 💯!! But actually it has so many flavors, really want every kind🙈~ Then walk up to the Grand Hall, see the exhibition and take photos📷~ 📍Messina G/F, Ka Po Building, 37-43 Chatsworth Street, Central #Register for a hotel sleeper #hkfoodie #hkfood #hkrestaurant #hkeat #hkfoodlover #hkfoodblogger #Messina #ice cream #dessert #australian street food #central #central food recommendations #hkicecream #hkdessert

How can the New Year be without some red photos📸! This time I’d like to share with you two Hong Kong Island’s New Year check-in spots There is still some time before the New Year, so I'd better go with my friends early~~ ⑴ Yubaozhai Yubaozhai was built in 1962🧮 Red round arch and red wall Best to pair with a red outfit or rent a cheongsam to take photos🧧 It is recommended that you walk around and take continuous photos to capture the moment of going up and down. In addition to the main entrance, the side view is also a good-looking angle~ 📍No.132-134 Hollywood Road, The Peak ⑵ Stone Street (Potting Street) The real name of Stone Street is Pottinger Street This street is paved with uneven slabs of stone, so it is also called the Stone Street. In addition to being a filming location for many movies This is a Grade I historic building. The stalls on both sides of the stone steps As soon as the New Year arrives, the temple will be filled with festive New Year items. Full of festive atmosphere 🧨 𝙎𝙖𝙫𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙣𝙚𝙭𝙩 𝙨𝙝𝙤𝙤𝙩𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙨𝙥𝙤𝙩 🪄 𝙁𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙤𝙬 @xxtkaka 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙚 𝙥𝙝𝙤𝙩𝙤𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙥𝙝𝙮 𝙩𝙞𝙥𝙨 _____________________________ #NewYearGoodPlaces #NewYearCheckIn #CentralGoodPlaces #CentralCheckIn #NewYearOutfit #HongKongCheckInPot #HongKongPhotography #HongKongPhotographyGoodPlaces #YuBaozhai #StoneSlabStreet #PottingStreet

Stone Slab Street has been replaced with new red clothes during the Chinese Lunar New Year! Every year at this time of year in Central Slate Street, d shops will sell Lunar New Year decorations, the prices are reasonable! The whole street is so popular that it attracts many people to take pictures😄 We have carefully selected 4 photo spots for your reference! This time mainly used mobile portrait mode! Super easy!

The Pottinger Hill hiking route starts from Siu Sai Wan, passes through the Pottinger Hill Country Trail, and climbs to the Pottinger Hill Observation Deck. In front of you is the blue sea and blue sky. The extremely vast landscape allows you to overlook Siu Sai Wan and the Clear Water Bay Peninsula, and the scenery is pleasant. Go down the mountain towards Big Wave Bay. The entire hiking trail from Pottinger Hill to Big Wave Bay only takes about 2.5 hours. It is easy to hike and is another great place for hiking in the urban area of ​​Hong Kong Island. Transportation to Pottinger Hill: To get to the starting point of the Pottinger Hill hiking route, you can first go to Chai Wan MTR Station and take bus 84M or minibus 47M. When you see the Dragon Leap Trail sign at Siu Sai Wan Promenade, climb the stairs and start your journey. After walking for a while, you will arrive at Longyue Park, where there are pavilions and recreational facilities. It is the end of Longyue Trail. At this time, walk up another staircase. Next is the Pottinger Mountain Country Trail. We saw the "Chenle Pavilion", which looked like an ancient teahouse, where hikers could take a break and free tea was provided. Enjoy the beautiful scenery from the Pottinger Hill Observation Deck, where the sea and sky merge into one. You can see the buildings of Siu Sai Wan and Chai Wan in the near distance, and the Clear Water Bay Peninsula and areas such as Kowloon Bay and Tseung Kwan O in the distance. There are several white sailboats on the blue sea, and the open scenery is refreshing. There is a pavilion next to the Potingzha Mountain Observation Deck. Continue walking towards the top of the mountain and you will see an abandoned building, which turns out to be the sentry post on the top of the mountain, and there is also a conical measuring column. Of course the view from the top of Pottinger Mountain is even more expansive as it is located higher up! After returning to the viewing platform, you can easily go down the mountain towards Big Wave Bay. End at Big Wave Bay, listen to the sound of waves and feel the sea breeze.

#Yakitori Address - pottinger st central Hong Kong Ambiance/Facilities - clean and welcoming Highlights - Japanese chef Avg. Price per Person - $500+ Rating - 8/10 Great food! Authentic Japanese chef cooking! Premium yakitori!

A few years ago, the popular Japanese izakaya Tsukada Farm launched its ramen sub-brand NOJO in Central, using its signature whole slow-cooked chicken thigh ramen as its attraction. The chicken thighs are first slow-cooked with Japanese soy sauce, pepper and other ingredients at 60 degrees Celsius for 2 hours. When they are cooked, they are coated with Japanese soy sauce and grilled. The soup base is made with chicken white soup directly from Japan, which is then boiled with chicken feet, pork back fat and other ingredients to create a delicious collagen experience. Finally, ramen made from Japanese wheat flour and Canadian flour is used. When it is beaten, Japanese soy sauce and black garlic oil are added for seasoning. When you pick it up, the noodles are chewy and chewy with the aroma of wheat. The chicken thighs are slow cooked until the meat is tender and crispy, and the skin is burnt until crispy and fragrant. The soup base is made with chicken broth as the base, with koji, soy sauce and black garlic, and a strong aroma of soybeans. Combined with the quiet surroundings, it feels super chill.

Address - Old Color Environment/Facilities - Buses nearby Features: You can take some retro photos Price per person - 0 Rating - 10 points

A very unique street in Hong Kong, Shiban Street, is a  inclined road leading to and from Hong Kong and Central in the mountains #HK #香港好 Place #LOCAL TRAVEL #FUN PARK RECOMMENDATION

Turning in from the end of the cobblestone street, there is an inconspicuous canteen next to the stationery store. The décor is very much in the style of the Showa era, with dark wood used throughout. The food is classic and the ingredients are authentic, but the prices are too aggressive. At night, the menu will change and the restaurant will be transformed into an izakaya.