Hong Kong International Airport 40 min
Victoria Harbour (13 min)
Bustling harbor area with waterfront scenery & popular nighttime light & fireworks displays. Central-Mid-Levels Escalators (12 min)
Hillside transportation system with 20 escalators & 3 inclined moving walkways (going up from 10am). Avenue of stars (19 min)
Promenade with handprints & plaques honoring Hong Kong film stars, plus a Bruce Lee statue. Hong Kong Disneyland (31 min)
Famous theme park complex featuring 7 areas with rides, shows and welcoming costumed characters. Sky 100 Hong Kong Observation Deck (18 min)
Indoor observation deck on the 100th floor with high-tech telescopes, interactive exhibits & a cafe. Victoria Park (12 min)
Large park with areas for soccer, volleyball, roller skating & basketball, plus a pool & play area. Stanley Market (22 min)
Bustling, old-school street market with vendors selling apparel, crafts & souvenirs. Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower (20 min)
Sweeping bay views are offered from this iconic landmark, once the site of the Kowloon Station. Repulse Bay (20 min)
Exclusive waterfront with a sandy beach backed by restaurants, hotels, malls & condominiums. Dragon's Back (13 min)
Trails overlook Tai Long Wan, Stanley, Tai Tam, & the South China Sea from this mountain ridge. Victoria Peak (28 min)
Mountain on Hong Kong island (elevation 1,181 feet) known for its skyline & waterfront views. Ocean Park (13 min)
Theme park with rollercoasters & water rides, a cable car & a marine park with animal enclosures. Lan Kwai Fong (13 min)
Historic district of narrow streets & alleys lined with restaurants, nightclubs & bars. Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple (20 min)
Built with feng shui elements, this Taoist shrine to Wong Tai Sin is considered a source of luck. The Peak Tram (12 min)
Victorian-era train taking visitors to the highest peak on Hong Kong island for views of the city. | 
