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Best Things to Do
Top 50 Best Things to Do near Wong Tai Sin District [2025]
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Hong Kong Disneyland
4.7
/5
78727 reviews
10
From PHP 4608.65
Based on 17,571 reviews
Disneyland Area | 16.4 km from downtown
Phone +8521830830
Address: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 days
Highlights:
World of Frozen
Disney's 1st 'Frozen' theme park
Saved by 28161 users36634 positive reviews
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It was so fun. The food very delicious and recommended. It is 20th anniversary of Hong Kong Disneyland.
The park has everything you could want, immersing us in a fairytale world… In the morning, we participated in the annual Disney Fun Run. Because it was Halloween, the park had a special Halloween theme… Our family played all day and then collapsed in sleep. We stayed at the nearby Marriott SkyCity Hotel. Haha, we even got upgraded to a Gold Card! We'll go back to the park the next day!
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Ocean Park Hong Kong
4.6
/5
45504 reviews
8.8
From PHP 3384.71
Based on 10,716 reviews
Southern | 10.5 km from downtown
Phone +85239232323
Address: Ocean Park Hong Kong, 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
Experience close encounters with dolphins
World's 9th largest aquarium
Saved by 11389 users16565 positive reviews
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The park's facilities are relatively old, and sometimes some rides are closed on weekdays. There aren't many roller coasters, but the wildlife exhibits are quite interesting. There are many different animal species, and each area's theme corresponds to a different animal, offering a fun and educational experience and helping children develop environmental awareness.
The park is divided into two main sections. At the top of the mountain, you can take a cable car or a train. The cable car offers great views and is great for taking photos, while the train is faster.
Easy to buy and redeem. Can buy in last mins and no need for line up to buy ticket . Kids had many fun in ocean park
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The Peak Tram
4.6
/5
7667 reviews
8.7
From PHP 482.28
Based on 9,158 reviews
Central | 7.9 km from downtown
Phone +85225220922
Address: 33 Garden Rd, Central
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Highlights:
Overlooking Hong Kong's Skyline & Victoria Harbour
Centennial historical cable car
Saved by 9805 users6181 positive reviews
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The Peak Tram is worth a visit. Once you reach the top, you can buy popular desserts at BakeryCheese, which are pretty good but a bit pricey. You can also enjoy views of Victoria Harbour from the top.
It us best value for money and the view is great!book 2 way ticket of tram ride +skyterrace i s a great deal☺️
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Victoria Peak
4.6
/5
18403 reviews
8.5
Based on 36,360 reviews
8.9 km from downtown
Phone +85228490668
Address: The Peak, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Highlights:
Ride the historic Peak Tram
Panorama of HK's skyline & Victoria Harbor
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The cable car at the top of Victoria Peak is worth a try. The surrounding scenery is very good. When you reach the top of the mountain, you can overlook Hong Kong and see the beautiful Victoria Harbour. In general, it is still recommended to take a look.
Unlock stunning harbor views at Victoria Peak in Hong Kong!
Hey kids, Victoria Peak in Hong Kong is truly worth a visit!
First, let's talk about its location—it's simply unbeatable. Standing atop Hong Kong Island, it offers a stunning panoramic view of the city. Riding the Victoria Peak Cable Car is like embarking on a magical journey. As the cable car ascends, the scenery outside the window constantly shifts, the city buildings dwindling from towering to dwarfing, a truly fascinating shift in perspective.
Once at the summit, the scenery is even more breathtaking. During the day, breathtaking views of Hong Kong Island, Victoria Harbour, and the Kowloon Peninsula blend seamlessly, the bustling city mingling with the majestic mountains and sea. At night, as the lights come on, Hong Kong transforms into a dazzling sea of lights, a dreamlike experience.
The Peak also boasts a wealth of amenities. The Peak Tower boasts a variety of unique shops and restaurants, offering a delicious meal after a long day of shopping. Lugard Road is a hiker's paradise. Stroll along the trail, immerse yourself in the tranquility of the mountains, and admire Hong Kong's beauty from a different perspective.
The only downside is that it can be quite crowded on holidays, so you might have to wait in line to get on the cable car. However, the stunning scenery is worth the wait! Definitely give it a try if you have the chance.
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Hong Kong Palace Museum
4.8
/5
4244 reviews
8.4
From PHP 528.87
Based on 47 reviews
West Kowloon | 6.1 km from downtown
Phone +85222000217
Address: West Kowloon Cultural District, 8 Museum Drive, Kowloon
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
Over 900 exhibits from the Palace Museum
Over 900 artifacts borrowed from Beijing
Saved by 3021 users4073 positive reviews
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This small space offers a unique world. Compared to major museums in mainland China, the exhibits here are not as extensive, nor are the crowds as busy. However, each exhibit has its own independent space, allowing you to appreciate it at your leisure, without rushing or getting impatient. [Sun]
In the West Kowloon Cultural District, a special Feng Shui treasure land, the Hong Kong Palace Museum's collections are very representative, and the curatorship is also very good. I saw the Hongshan culture and the exhibitions of Emperor Kangxi and Louis XIV (at the same time). The entire building is also a representative of aesthetics and is well worth a visit.
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Ngong Ping 360
4.7
/5
10499 reviews
8.1
From PHP 1220.12
Based on 7,738 reviews
Islands District | 32 km from downtown
Phone +85236660606
Address: 11 Tat Tat Road, Tung Chung, Lantau, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-4 hours
Highlights:
Panorama of Lantau Island | Big Buddha
One of world's top 10 cable cars
Saved by 7586 users6719 positive reviews
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It’s my third time riding the cable car to Ngong Ping and it was just as fun as the first couple of times. I think I’d do it again if I ever go back to Hong Kong. Also, the deal on Trip.com was unbeatable - not only was it discounted, it also meant skipping the long lines on site. Highly recommended!
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Hong Kong Observation Wheel
4.6
/5
3120 reviews
7.9
From PHP 151.11
Based on 480 reviews
Central | 7.1 km from downtown
Phone +85223390777
Address: 33 Man Kwong St, Central, Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 hour
Highlights:
Victoria Harbour skyline view
360° view of Victoria Harbour
Saved by 3663 users2479 positive reviews
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A must-see attraction every time I visit Hong Kong. Riding the world's steepest cable car to the summit of Hong Kong and taking in the stunning views of Victoria Harbour is an absolute treat. Victoria Peak attracts far more foreign tourists than Chinese, and it's said to have been rated one of the world's 50 most beautiful sights. I'll definitely visit it again.
Smooth ride with lovely views, we went on a weekday, so there were no queues.
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Victoria Harbour
4.7
/5
7098 reviews
7.8
Based on 6,306 reviews
6.2 km from downtown
Phone +85225081234
Address: Hong Kong
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Highlights:
Multi-angle view of Victoria Harbor (Cruise)
Large-scale light & music show at night
Saved by 5558 users3376 positive reviews
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Victoria's nightscape truly lives up to its reputation. And today, with National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival both being celebrated, the neon lights and distant lights intertwine beautifully. A Star Ferry cruise, taking in the scenery on both sides of the strait, is truly a unique experience.
Standing on the shore of Victoria Harbour, the cool sea breeze, carrying a salty and moist scent, caresses my cheeks. The outline of Victoria Peak in the distance is faintly visible in the mist, like an ink painting. The city's neon lights and skyline flicker in the twilight, forming a sharp contrast with the tranquility of the harbor. At this moment, prosperity and nature blend perfectly.
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Big Bus Tours Hong Kong
4.4
/5
500 reviews
7.5
From PHP 2267.58
Based on 2,380 reviews
Central | 7 km from downtown
Phone +85231029021
Address: Different routes have different boarding points. Please refer to the information on the product.
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Highlights:
Watch Symphony of Lights nightly
Neon cruise through bustling downtown
Saved by 1745 users334 positive reviews
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tried other bus tour in other countries but this is different because no hop-in hop-off like other countries, its just inside and roaming around.
Very good. Ctrip booking is the cheapest because of points. The Kowloon night tour is very good. The reception staff is also very polite. The scenery is also beautiful. It is a very pleasant experience. Thank you.
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M+
4.7
/5
1514 reviews
7.5
From PHP 1314.60
West Kowloon | 5.9 km from downtown
Phone +85222000217
Address: M+, West Kowloon Cultural District, 38 Museum Drive, Kowloon
Recommended sightseeing time: 1.5-3 hours
Highlights:
Collection showcases 20th & 21st century works
Showcasing Asian global art & culture
Saved by 1831 users1421 positive reviews
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Great Contemporary art museum. Beautiful architecture and good exhibition. Slightly pricey but worth it. You need to get inside the Element (shopping center) to cross to the west Kowloon park to get to M+. I might take you 2-3 hours to see all the art work depending on how much time you spend on each work.
I loved going to the M+, so much so that I went back a few weeks later. The gallery is spacious and beautiful. The Picasso exhibit, in particular, was excellent. Unfortunately, both times I went there were sections within the gallery that were out of order/or being changed/under maintenance - the first time being an interactive video exhibit by artists and ex-pats in Hong Kong, and the second being the 'draw like Picasso' activity and entire wing of the general gallery. Other than not being able to see or do these few things, the experience was great and I would go back again!
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