Top 50 Best Things to Do in Hong Kong

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We absolutely loved our breakfast buffet experience at Hong Kong Disneyland. From the moment we stepped into the restaurant, the atmosphere felt magical — whimsical décor, cheerful music, and even a surprise visit from our favourite Disney characters seated next to us! The buffet spread was fantastic: a wide mix of Asian and Western dishes, fresh fruit, cereals, pastries, and even Mickey-shaped waffles that delighted the kids. The staff were friendly and attentive, helping us with plating and making sure everything was topped up. It was a relaxing, joyful way to start our day before heading into the park. Definitely one of the most memorable breakfasts we’ve had — we’d go back in a heartbeat.

Sammi CTL

Booking tickets through Trip.com was a great deal! The weather in Hong Kong at the end of November was lovely, making a trip to the park a perfect opportunity to relax. Seeing pandas and seals up close was incredibly satisfying! The crowds were normal, and the wait for rides wasn't too long.

nediglea cristian

A Little expensive but worth the hype. Que is about 15 20 min , modern tram , great views of the city from the terrace , get the combo!

Wen_Low

Queue was orderly and organised whilst waiting for the tram to head to the peak. Just scan qr code given by trip.com at turnstiles. Although only a short 10 minute ride, the views headed up were stunning and best seated on right side of tram to see the city down below. If this is missed, fret not as the views at the peak itself is breathtaking and many pics can be taken then. There are trails, viewing points and shopping activities at the peak. Public bus service is available if one purchases a single way tram ticket. Journey via bus downhill is pleasant and takes about 40 minutes.

Sammi_cC

The exhibition will showcase 250 precious artifacts, including statues of pharaohs and gods, gold ornaments, large sets of mummy coffins, and animal mummies. It's definitely worth seeing!

Anonymous user

There weren't many people on the morning of the holiday, so I had to share a cable car with others. The scenery along the way was beautiful, allowing me to wander around, see the Buddha statue and temples. We left around noon. My friend and I were able to ride a cable car by ourselves, which was very convenient for taking photos. 📸️👍🏼

Evaseetheworld

Buying tickets on Trip.com is the same price as buying tickets on site, but Trip.com can save points to buy and out QR code to tap into, a total of three circles will turn about 15 minutes to complete the next little photo spots can take pictures, 

Vel TCH

It’s a tourist thing to do when you visit hk n the scene is quite nice. Seeing the structures of the city 🌆 n we were blessed with a nice weather despite predicting it to rain :)

Mieyako22

tried other bus tour in other countries but this is different because no hop-in hop-off like other countries, its just inside and roaming around.

Chase Burns

Visited M+ in West Kowloon and it really does feel like a mix of museum, design lab, and cinema all in one. The building is gorgeous, with big windows and harbour views, and the galleries blend Hong Kong visual culture with global contemporary art, design, architecture and moving-image works in a way that feels really cohesive. It’s the kind of place where you can wander from immersive installations to graphic design and architecture models without getting bored, and the waterfront setting makes it worth a visit even if you’re not usually a museum person—set aside a few hours, because there’s a lot more here than just a quick photo stop.