EVENTS
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The Trafalgar will be ground zero for many activities.
Hong Kong Guide
FROM THE AIRPORT: You have a few options from the airport. Firstly, there is the Airport Express train that departs
every 10 minutes and will take you into Hong Kong Station ( this is connected to Central Station- 10 minute walk inside the station) and the Central District of Hong Kong island in 25 minutes. This
costs HK$115 per person. From there a taxi or Uber to Causeway Bay or Wan Chai will cost you no more
than HK$50. Or jump on the underground (blue line to Wan Chai or Causeway Bay)in 10 mins.
Secondly, you can catch a direct taxi from the airport(the red taxi). To both Causeway Bay and Wan Chai this
will cost approx. HK$350 and will take about 40-45 minutes depending on traffic. Alternatively you can order and Uber which will give you a pick up point usually in Car Park 4.
Lastly, Some hotels run shuttle buses, but please check your hotel does first!
Sightseeing
The Peak: Out-of-this world view of skyscrapers and the glittering harbour. Catch the Peak Tram
from just up the hill from Hong Kong Park. Quite rightly Hong Kong’s top sightseeing spot!
Stanley Market: For all your souvenirs. Some good pubs their too especially "Smugglers".
Ocean Park: Thrill rides, giant Pandas, a world class aquarium amongst many more attractions is
the reason Ocean park is consistently voted in the top 10 theme parks in the world.
Situated on the Southside of HK Island. Adult (over 12) Day Ticket $280, Child Day Ticket $140,
Disneyland: Magic, adventure and the world’s favourite cast of characters await in the newest of
Disneyland’s theme parks is situated on Lantau Island.
Adult (over 12) Day Ticket $450, Child Day Ticket $320,
The Big Buddha: A beautiful monastery and an impressive giant, bronze Buddha set in the
natural beauty of Lantau Island.
Temple Street Night Market: Souvenirs, snacks, opera singers and fortune tellers!
Star Ferry & Tsim Sha Tsui: The ferry journey is a highlight in itself. Take the ferry to Tsim Sha
Tsui (TST) and take in the spectacular view that is Hong Kong Island. Each night at 8pm there is a
light & laser show and the best viewpoint is from the TST promenade.
Central District & The Mid-Levels Escalator: Travel up the escalator to Hollywood Rd to visit
Man Mo temple, also loads of good restaurants in the SoHo district.
Be sure to check out www.discoverhongkong.com before you travel.
Nightlife
There are two main nightlife districts in Hong Kong. Wan Chai and Central -Lan Kwai Fong (LKF). Also just
up the hill from LKF is the burgeoning Wyndham Street. Down the hill form Wyndham is the up and coming Peels street where you can drink in the street amongst the bars and pizza shops. Bars are plentiful in Hong Kong and they
stay open late!
The Trafalgar Bar in Wan Chai is the home of HKRSC and Devils Advocate is another Bear friendly bar. We have secured discount on food and drink and both establishments: 20% at Trafalgar and 10% at Devils with no service charge.
Getting Around
The Hong Kong transport system is second to none.
The local underground system is called the MTR (Mass transit Railway) and is fast, clean, cheap
and efficient!
Taxis are plentiful and cheap! ( CASH ONLY)They have no late night charges and start at HK$20 per journey. Uber is also widely available.
There are also the local trams (ding-dings!) to get you around. These cost $3(about (£0.30p) no matter the
length of journey. This is also the same cost as the Star Ferry which will take you from Hong Kong
island to Kowloon – This is a “must-do” journey!
Money
You can pay with Apple Pay / Contactless card payments nearly everywhere you go but its good to carry some cash around ( especially for taxis or local restaurants ) Banks and ATM’s are plentiful and there are many money exchange shops in and around Causeway Bay.
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