Hong Kong by night requires a view from the Avenue of the Stars. It affords the best views in the city of the city (albeit of the business/downtown part of the city). It can get dark up on the 2nd level where it’s chock-a-block full of tourist and locals enjoying a stroll and laser light shows (check the times).
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Lightgazing on a Clear Night
Hong Kong by night requires a view from the Avenue of the Stars. It affords the best views in the city of the city (albeit of the business/downtown part of the city). It can get dark up on the 2nd level where it’s chock-a-block full of tourist and locals enjoying a stroll and laser light shows (check the times).
The Big Boss
The Avenue of Stars is the Hong Kong equivalent of Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. Located on the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade on the Kowloon side of the territory, it features plaques containing handprints and autographs of famous Hong Kong cinema stars as well as other attractions, including this awesome 2.5-meter-tall bronze statue of Bruce Lee. As the Avenue fronts Victoria Harbour, it’s also a great place to view the Symphony of Lights light show that illuminates the skyscrapers of Hong Kong every night.