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With its super-efficient transportation and endless things to do, Hong Kong makes for the perfect layover. Maximise your time with our itinerary, covering must-visit spots as well as where to savour some of the delicious food our city is famed for. Enjoy dim sum at a traditional teahouse, take in views from the peak, ride the star ferry, pose with Bruce Lee, learn about Hong Kong’s past, pick up some souvenirs and try popular street food and local restaurants.
Morning
Fly in and drop your bags at the luggage storage before hopping on the Airport Express to Central — you’ll be there in less than 30 minutes! Get a good start to the day with a delicious dim sum breakfast. Head to either Luk Yu Teahouse
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Now it’s time to explore the city, starting with a walk to Central’s Peak Tram
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Afternoon
Descend back down to Central and refuel with lunch at Sing Kee
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Visit the The Hong Kong Museum of History
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Evening
Grab a quick dinner of street snacks at Dundas Street, ranging from Hong Kong classics to favourites from across Asia, or sit down to a simple dish at Mido Cafe
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