What to do in HK?

Hi All

Im off to HKG for the first time next month, and as it is our first time I have been looking at top ten things to do etc.

Any suggestions for must sees etc?

Cheers

[honey lamb]

The Star Ferry from Kowloon and the tram up to Victoria Peak
The Buddha at Lantau
The Bird Market and the Flower Market next to it
Get a suit made down Nathan Road.
The laser show at the harbour at 8pm

That's for starters

Ladies Market, Temple St Market, Repulse Bay, Aberdeen. You have also have to use the buses, MTR and trams - cheap, efficient and clean (everything that British public transport isn't).
DL

Excellent HK list so far, but I'd add tea at the Peninsula - and no I don't work for them....

Super, thanks guys

If you are after suits (male/female) I can recommend a tailor that we have been using for 7 years.

HK is not just the Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, 95% is the New Territories that are great for hikes if you like that kind of thing. A day trip to Macau is also worth while.

We have been twice in September and the weather is nice. Enjoy your trip.

The sad thing is that the public transport system in Hong Kong was designed & built by the British... Recall pre97 when all the MTR trains foot plates said 'Metro-Cammell-England'

Getting back to the subject in hand, The Felix Bar at The Peninsula is well worth a visit, NEVER will you find a urinal with a better view.....

[RichardMannion]

(Baggage Handler) Dim Sum at Maxims - City Hall. See our Trip Report

Peak Tram
Big Buddha
Disneyland
Lamma Island
Day trip to Macau
Stanley Market
Ocean Park
Symphony of Light
Star Ferry
Wong Tai Sin temple
Ladies Market
Goldfish Market
Cocktails in Aqua Spirit
Happy Valley racecourse