Central

Central, located in the Central and Western District of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, is the political and commercial center of Hong Kong. It is home to banks, multinational corporations, and foreign consulates, including the Hong Kong government headquarters, the Legislative Council building, and Government House. The area blends colonial-era architecture with modern skyscrapers, including landmarks such as Jardine House (once the tallest building in Asia) and the Bank of China Tower, creating a unique urban landscape that blends Eastern and Western cultures, making it a renowned shopping and tourist destination.

🇭🇰 Central Walk for 8 hours! 7 god-level seats contracted to the circle of friends Jiugongge (with map) Hong Kong photo special soldiers collection! This line is pro-tested with 200+ Hong Kong dollars per capita to shoot 128G memory, retro street view × magic high-rise building × movie eggs all take down 📸👉🏻 route order optimization (less to go back): Bank of China Building → St. John's Cathedral → Yisuihui → Dudley Street → Shiban Street → Central Market → Ferris Wheel (night view version) ________________________________________📍 [Bank of China Building] The main character of the science fiction film punch card position ▸ Seat 1: Garden Road overpass, wedge cut + blue sky = geometric block! ▸ Seat 2: Outside the Niccolo Hotel in Murray Building, the mirror pool reflection twin towers (navigation "Hongmian Road Marriage Registry") ⚠️ Bei Xuming designs "Jiejie High-rise" bamboo festival shape, the daytime light and shadow cutting is super shocking, and the night angles and angles transmit light like a Saibo sword array! Free shooting, rush! ________________________________________⛪ [St. John's Cathedral] Crossing the 100-year-old cream yellow church ▸ Hidden seat: The Nest coffee shop in the back garden of the church, tree shadow mottled wooden chair + goth spire, second change to South France girl! Social enterprise operation, a cup of latte supports public welfare ⚠️ Open time 8:00-18:00, quiet shooting do not turn on the flash! Opposite is the Peak Cable Station. After taking pictures, go directly up the mountain to see the night view ________________________________________💡 [Dudley Street] The romantic code under the Hong Kong film street light ▸ Lights on time at 19:00! Stone steps + kerosene lamp = classic scene of "King of Comedy", wearing cheongsam or white skirt to make a film ▸ Check in "Starbucks Ice Room": Global exclusive pineapple oil with coffee, neon brand to shoot retro disco wind _______________________________________🎬 [Central Market] "Unknown" the same clock stairs ▸ Movie seat: Stand up the middle of the stairs! Arched ceiling + metal frame, industrial wind full 9▸ New play: capture the flow of people on the "half-mountain escalator" (Wang Jiawei "Chongqing Forest" shooting location), dynamic blur is super feel________________________________________🌆 [Central Ferris Wheel] 20HKD chartered night view of Victoria Harbour ▸ Explosive seats: Back to the back next to the rich ice cream car! Pink carriage + neon background == dream cover 36▸ Private time: 17:30 queue! Sitting in the carriage coincides with the Victoria Harbour "Fantastic Colorful Muxiang River" light show (20:00 per night), three laps to get full ✅ Tips: box 160HKD low cost performance, single ticket on-site scan code to buy seconds into the scene!

[种草R] Different from the feeling in Mong Kok, Kowloon, Central, Hong Kong Island gives me a more urban and modern feeling. The road is not much wider than Kowloon, but the shopping malls and high-rise buildings with full texture on both sides are sandwiched on both sides. Combined with the atmosphere of rainy days, every shutter is a blockbuster. [种草R] I really like Hong Kong. I will definitely come again next time when the weather is good.

I think it is worth going to the financial center of Hong Kong. There are several classic places, and they are relatively concentrated. For example, the Central Market, Mid-Levels Escalator, No. 1 Camp, Man Mo Temple, and the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences are all next to each other. After shopping, you can go directly to the Peak to take the cable car. One day is just right. The most important thing is that there are two dessert shops near the Mid-Levels Escalator, which are particularly famous. Dessert lovers are worth trying.

Central, the heart of Hong Kong, is like a huge magnet, attracting travelers from all over the world. Not long ago, I had the honor of setting foot on this legendary land, and a wonderful journey interweaving modern prosperity and historical charm began. As soon as I stepped into Central, the skyscrapers lined up one after another came into view. They were like giants piercing the sky, supporting the skyline of Hong Kong. The sun shines on the glass curtain wall, reflecting the dazzling light, making people truly feel the vigor and vitality of this international city. Standing between high-rise buildings, shuttling through the busy streets, the roar of vehicles and the hurried footsteps of pedestrians are in my ears, and the fast-paced pulse of this city is clearly felt. Coming to Queen's Square, it's like stepping into the corridor of history. The ancient buildings stand quietly, telling the story of Hong Kong's past. In the square, sculptures and monuments silently witness the changes of the city, and set off against the surrounding modern buildings, outlining a unique picture of the harmonious coexistence of tradition and modernity. In a modern city with tall buildings, this space carrying historical memories is particularly precious. Then, I strolled along the slab street. The street is paved with slabs of stone, and the surface of the slabs has been polished smooth due to its age. The shops on the street are antique and sell various specialties. Here, time seems to slow down, and the breath of life in Hong Kong in the past comes to my face. In this ever-changing city, the slab street is like a frozen time treasure box, which perfectly preserves the old style of Hong Kong, allowing me to truly appreciate the city's profound historical heritage. As night falls, Central seems to be lit up by magic. Neon lights flicker in the streets and alleys, and colorful lights decorate the city like a dream. Lan Kwai Fong instantly became lively, and the music from the bar and the laughter of people intertwined to form a vibrant nocturne. I shuttled through the crowd, feeling the unique charm of Hong Kong's nightlife, and the enthusiasm and vitality here were intoxicating. The trip to Central was not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual touch. It allowed me to see how a city cherishes and inherits its own history and culture while developing rapidly. In this land, the ancient and the modern blend perfectly, playing a moving urban movement together, which makes me full of expectations for the future of this city. I believe that it will continue to write its own glorious chapter. Central has become an indelible and beautiful memory in my heart.

‍Since I am so familiar with Hong Kong…I went there for five days just to go abroad…‍I chose a hotel near Admiralty…because I just wanted to stay in Hong Kong Island this time…I didn’t want to go to Kowloon. I felt that Kowloon was too chaotic. The place was a bit messy. Hong Kong Island would be more comfortable…slightly more upscale…I stayed in the hotel for four days here. . It was very convenient to go to Lan Kwai Fong for fun…I just strolled around here in the afternoon. I went to Stanley Beach, which I love. Repulse Bay…The scenery here is super beautiful…very leisurely…and there are many quiet bars…markets… ‍I also chose to go to the antique street in Sheung Wan. The seafood market. It felt very special and fresh. . There were many foreigners. I guess foreigners also like this atmosphere…Later, I went to the swimming shed in Sai Wan. . There were very few people. . The scenery was pleasant. This is a big sea. You can see the ferry to Macau. . There are also newlyweds taking wedding photos here. It was a very interesting day... I wanted to go to some interesting and special places... ‍ There is the earliest Catholic church in Hong Kong in 1847 in Central called St. John's Church. The building is magnificent... There are a lot of people on Sundays... They are all worshipping. But there are also a lot of Filipino girls gathering here in Central on Sundays... I like Central because there are many famous brands. Buildings as high as the top. The Peak is also here... The night view is very beautiful. Very freehand... So you must go to Central to feel it when you travel to Hong Kong... It's very nice... Great...ꉂ ೭(˵¯̴͒ꇴ¯̴͒˵)౨”

Central is the financial centre of Hong Kong. There are various skyscrapers, such as the Bank of China Building. However, compared with skyscrapers, our Shanghai Lujiazui is not bad, my preferred half-mountain elevator area, up and down the path hidden many particularly interesting small shops and alleys. There are also many old food stores, such as Zhan Zai Ji, Lian Xiang Lou, Jiu Ji Buffalo and so on. Compared with the various tourist styles in Tsim Sha Tsui, Mongkok is too grounded, and Central is both Oceanic and not a thousand miles away.

Central is equivalent to Lujiazui in Shanghai. Most of Hong Kong's financial institutions are here. You can take the MTR line to Central, or take the Star Ferry to get here. There are also cross-harbour buses. After getting off the MTR line, you will reach Bank Street. Walking up the street is the Peak Tram Station, which is very convenient and takes about 10 minutes to get there. You can also take the Ding Ding Bus to Sai Wan or Causeway Bay. It is very interesting to experience urban life.