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Sheung Wan
Immerse yourself in the elegant, exotic, and hip atmosphere of Sheung Wan, an eclectic neighborhood blending traditional Chinese beliefs with modern businesses.
Our first stop is an authentic dim sum teahouse, a long-standing recipient of Michelin Guide recognition until 2020. Despite its simple interior, it's a local favorite, offering a nostalgic experience with its traditional dim sum trolley service. You're sure to be delighted by the authentic and flavorful dumplings.
· 50 min· Admission included
- 2
Seafood Street
Explore Dried Seafood Street, a section of Des Voeux Road West in Sheung Wan, known for its concentration of dried seafood, a staple in Chinese cuisine and traditional tonics.
Learn about the medicinal benefits of various dried seafood used in soups and visit a Chinese medicine shop established in the 1940s.
· 20 min
- 3
Kai Fat Tea
Discover Kai Fat Tea, a charming shop nestled in a narrow Sheung Wan street, offering a variety of teas, candies, and fruit-based Chinese sweets for over 30 years.
Experience 'Tea Inspired House,' a small yet significant tea supplier to numerous restaurants and shops in Hong Kong and abroad. Sample the shop's delicious candies and sweets.
· 15 min
- 4
Graham Street Market
Experience local life at Graham Street Market, a historic market over a century old, with food stalls lining its sloped street, offering everything from fresh produce to live seafood.
Discover traditional shops, such as the Kowloon Soy Company (founded in 1917), renowned for its artisanal soy sauce, and learn about the 'King Of Sauces'.
· 10 min
- 5
Hello Hong Kong: Private & Small Group Tours
Stroll through Gough Street, a historically significant area that once housed both European and Chinese communities. Today, its relaxed pace, colonial-chic ambiance, and trendy boutiques feature designer homeware stores and unique retailers, contributing to one of Hong Kong's most eclectic neighborhoods.
· Non-stop passage
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Western District
Explore the Central and Western District, one of the city's oldest yet most vibrant areas, characterized by its steep streets and narrow alleys that embody Hong Kong's rich and diverse spirit.
This colorful neighborhood seamlessly blends ancient temples with contemporary art galleries and traditional tea houses with modern concept stores, offering a unique mix of old and new, local and global.
Savor one of Hong Kong's finest Wonton Noodles at a family-run restaurant, recommended by the Michelin Guide, which has been operated by the same family for three generations since World War II.
· 1 h
- 7
Mid-levels Escalator
Ride the Mid-Levels Escalator, the world's longest outdoor escalator system, spanning 800 meters and ascending 135 meters to the hilly areas.
Adjacent to the escalator is a modest but famous milk tea spot, known for its signature brew, perfected by straining it through pantyhose for an exceptionally smooth taste.
· 15 min
- 8
Tai Kwun
Experience Tai Kwun, a vibrant center for heritage, contemporary art, performing arts, and lifestyle, housed in the revitalized Central Police Station compound. This site includes three Declared Monuments: the former Central Police Station, Central Magistracy, and Victoria Prison, recognized with the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Award of Excellence for Cultural Heritage Conservation in 2019.
· Non-stop passage
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Hong Kong Tramways (Ding Ding)
Board and enjoy a ride on Hong Kong's historic electric tram system, one of the city's oldest forms of public transport, operating since 1904 under British rule.
Home to the world's largest fleet of operational double-decker trams, this affordable and environmentally friendly transport offers a unique perspective on the city as you learn about notable buildings along the route.
· 20 min· Admission included
- 10
Wan Chai
At our next stop in Wan Chai, we visit another family-run restaurant, recognized by the Michelin Guide, with roots predating the 20th-century Qing Dynasty. It's celebrated for its Char Siu Fan (roast BBQ pork rice), a must-try for food enthusiasts.
The perfectly balanced Char Siu Fan features a secret blend of meat, fat, and sauce, famously enjoyed by the late Anthony Bourdain. Prepare for a satisfying and delicious experience.
· 15 min· Admission included
- 11
Hong Kong Hennessy Road
Our final culinary stop is at a renowned bakery, a personal favorite of a former Hong Kong governor. Indulge in their famous Egg Tart, or 'Dan Tat' in Cantonese, a delightful local take on the classic custard tart.
· 10 min· Admission included
- 12
Southorn Playground
Conclude your tour at Southorn Playground in Wan Chai, a lively recreational ground bustling with activity. It's the perfect spot to enjoy your creamy egg tart while observing the vibrant local scene, offering a sweet and memorable end to your culinary adventure.
· 15 min
