One spot that should not be missed when visiting Hong Kong is The Peak, which boasts an extraordinary cityscape that has been captivating countless tourists and impressing the world. Let's discover The Peak's vibe!

Night View That Shimmers Like a Pearl

As you gaze up at the mountain, all the buildings may appear similar, but not The Peak Tower. It is an iconic and unique piece of architecture that is easily recognized, almost like a moon hanging in the sky. Standing at an elevation of 396 meters, this half-moon-shaped tower offers a magnificent view of Victoria Harbour, with a variety of delectable food and wine options. You can also catch the laser show Symphony of Lights from many vantage points around The Peak, but it may be too far away to enjoy the light and music fully. For panoramic views and photo opportunities, head directly to Sky Terrace 428, the rooftop of The Peak Tower. The admission fee for Sky Terrace 428 is HK$75 for adults, and HK$38 for children (ages 3-11) and seniors (ages 65 and above).

The Sky Terrace 428 offers breathtaking views of Hong Kong; however, since it faces eastward, you may miss out on the stunning sunsets in the west. To capture an even more panoramic view of Victoria Harbour, consider taking the Peak Circle Walk. This option is completely free and accessible at all times, but requires spare time and ample energy. Surely, it is a perfect addition to your Hong Kong itinerary.

Madame Tussauds is a wax museum that houses an array of wax figures, ranging from music icons and athletes to historical heroes. Take a picture with your favorite stars! Additionally, The Peak Lookout is a restaurant located in a 19th-century Grade II Historic Building, which provides an atmosphere of romance with steak and red wine, despite the high prices. However, the restaurant offers the best viewpoint to capture the southern side of Hong Kong's breathtaking skyline, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the vibrant beauty of this iconic city.