Hong Kong Family Fun Guide





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27 Hong  Kong  Park

A quiet oasis within a modern city.

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Located in Admiralty, in the heart of the bustling city, Hong Kong Park is an eight-hectare green oasis boasting landscaped gardens with ponds and a waterfall, a greenhouse and an aviary. Be sure not to get too close to the birds. In fact, avoid direct contact with them. The park also boasts a visual arts centre and the must-visit Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware. It is located right behind Pacific Place shopping mall and is easily accessed by public transport.

Admiralty MTR Exit C1, walk through Pacific Place and follow signs to the park. +852 2521 5041

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Hong  Kong  Zoological and  Botanical  Gardens Opened to the public in 1864 after four years of preparation, this garden is one of the world’s oldest zoological and botanical centres. There are more than 1,000 species of plants beautifully displayed in the gardens. The aviaries and spacious pens house about 500 birds, including American flamingos. By all means, look, listen and enjoy the birds. To be on the safe side however, avoid any direct contact with them. Besides the aviary, your kids will also love seeing animals like the buff-cheeked gibbon, jaguar, two-toed sloth and a Borneo orang-utan. Learn about wildlife at the zoological and botanical gardens.

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Admiralty MTR Exit C2 and take a taxi to Albany Road entrance. +852 2530 0154

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Kowloon  Park Repulse  Bay Repulse Bay is an ideal place for the whole family! Its delightful sandy beach is perfect for swimming, playing or grabbing some rays. Nearby is The Repulse Bay, a reconstruction of the Repulse Bay Hotel built in 1920. The style of the original European architectural design is retained creating a strong connection to past colonial styles.

The Park includes a Discovery Playground, theme areas and open-air sculpture area, Chinese-style garden and an indoor heated swimming pool. There’s also the Sunday Kung Fu Corner with its martial arts demonstrations and cultural performances, and where visitors can learn a bit A giant pool offers great fun for the family of kung fu! Look for the Arts Fun Fair selling arts and crafts items, traditional foods and more – every Sunday and on public holidays from 1pm – 7pm at the Loggia.

Repulse Bay is one of Hong Kong’s most popular beaches.

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Hong Kong MTR Exit D, go to Exchange Square bus terminus and take bus 6, 6A, 6X, 66 or 260. +852 2812 2483 (Repulse Bay Beach)

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Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit A1 +852 2724 3344

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