Built in 1844, Hollywood Road is one of Hong Kong’s oldest paved roads. Once a prime trading hub for sailors and merchants selling antiques, it was crowned the world’s second coolest street by Time Out for its rich history yet ever-evolving character.
Today, this 1 km stretch between Central and Sheung Wan features art galleries, trendy cafes, chic bars and iconic heritage sites. Notable landmarks are the Man Mo Temple and Tai Kwun, both from the 19th century. Don’t miss the longest outdoor covered escalator and vibrant murals.
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