The latest from Hong Kong
The Met's celebrated jewellery collection travels abroad for the first time — around 200 dazzling pieces at the Hong Kong Palace Museum until 19 October 2026.
Hong Kong's most famous night market, decoded — street food, fortune tellers and Cantonese opera in Yau Ma Tei, plus how to get there and when to go.
A much-loved Swedish home bakery opens its first shop just off Bonham Strand — cardamom cinnamon buns, semla and proper Swedish fika.
A cosy Swiss fondue and steakhouse in Kennedy Town from the team behind Nocino — bubbling Gruyère, Alpine steaks and a 36-seat chalet-style room.
A rooftop infinity pool, sea-view rooms and summer watersports on the Sai Kung shoreline — the city's most resort-like staycation.
From the 35-metre Ng Tung Chai to family-friendly Bride's Pool and Lantau's Silvermine — where to find Hong Kong's best waterfalls, and how to stay safe.
SOL's Korean fine dining, Barry Quek's casual Uncle Quek and a Snøhetta-designed cooking studio — three concepts under one Lyndhurst Terrace roof.
When the sales hit, how the HKTB Summer Fun scan-to-win mall reward works, and the best outlets and malls — from Citygate to Causeway Bay. Up to 90% off.
SEGA's five-floor indoor sports park lands at Kai Tak — SONIC Stadium, a Ninja Dojo and AR climbing. Tickets from HK$180, opening hours and how to get there.
K-pop headliners ITZY bring their Tunnel Vision world tour to AsiaWorld-Expo on 20 June — their only Hong Kong show. Dates, ticket prices, MTR access and entry rules.
M+'s hands-on, family-friendly design show opens 27 June — everyday actions turned into interactive games and immersive rooms. What to see, tickets and how to visit.
Naples' world-champion pizzaiolo brings his airy 'cloud' pizzas to Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai — cut at the table with golden scissors. The menu, prices and how to visit.
Central's reimagined icon is back after a year-plus revamp — a mansion-inspired redesign, 109 rooms and seven Michelin stars under one roof.
Hong Kong's free summer festival is back on the Wan Chai harbourfront until 4 October — play zones, a sports playground and pop-up events. What's on and how to go.
From the team behind the World's No.1 bar — a Cuban-inspired cocktail den on Hollywood Road. Drinks, food and how to visit.
A candlelit 35-seat steakhouse and wine bar on Second Street — in-house dry-aged steaks and a Malbec-led list. What to eat and how to book.
Cantopop's 'hidden master' marks two decades with a 20th-anniversary show at the Hong Kong Coliseum on 18–19 July. Dates, tickets and MTR tips.
An army-mess bar on Lyndhurst Terrace with charcoal grills, draught IPAs and a 30-strong gin bar. What to eat and how to book.
The late composer's immersive 'async' installation is free at M+ — on until 12 July. What to see and how to visit.
An immersive Mona Lisa journey and four real da Vinci manuscripts — free in Sha Tin until 27 July. What to see and how to visit.
Two real Monet paintings are on show in Tsim Sha Tsui — free — until 29 July. What to see at 'Blooming' and how to visit.
Where to find dark skies near the city — from Sai Kung's free Astropark to Tai Mo Shan — plus when to catch the summer meteor showers.
Beat the heat from just HK$17 a swim — seven of the city's best LCSD pools, with water slides, harbour views, fees, hours and MTR access.
Lisbon's famous pastéis de nata bakery has opened its first Hong Kong store on Queen's Road Central. Hours, location and what to order.
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