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Victoria Peak (The Peak) — the definitive Hong Kong view, tram or hike to the top—
Victoria Harbour — the most spectacular natural harbour in the world—
Symphony of Lights — the world's largest permanent light and sound show, 8pm nightly—
Star Ferry — the most scenic and affordable 10-minute harbour crossing in the world—
Temple Street Night Market — the quintessential Hong Kong night market, fortune tellers and food—
Ladies' Market in Mong Kok — cheap clothing, accessories and a slice of real Hong Kong—
Jade Market — the fascinating specialist market for jade jewellery and carvings—
Man Mo Temple — the most atmospheric Taoist temple in Hong Kong, incense coils—
Wong Tai Sin Temple — the most visited temple in Hong Kong, fortune sticks and prayers—
Po Lin Monastery & Giant Buddha on Lantau — 34-metre bronze Buddha, reached by cable car—
Tian Tan Buddha — the world's largest seated outdoor bronze Buddha—
Ngong Ping 360 cable car — spectacular gondola above jungle and ocean to Lantau—
Hong Kong Museum of History — the complete story of Hong Kong from prehistoric times—
Hong Kong Museum of Art — newly renovated, the finest collection of Chinese art in the city—
Hong Kong Heritage Museum — Chinese art, opera culture and local history in Sha Tin—
M+ Museum — the extraordinary new museum of visual culture, Herzog & de Meuron—
Yam cha dim sum at Luk Yu Tea House or Tim Ho Wan — a Hong Kong Sunday ritual—
Roast goose at Yat Lok — Michelin-starred roast goose, the signature Hong Kong dish—
Wonton noodle soup at Mak's Noodle — the most revered wonton noodles in Hong Kong—
Egg tarts at Tai Cheong Bakery — Chris Patten's favourite, the finest in Hong Kong—
Pineapple bun with butter at Kam Wah Café — the essential Hong Kong cha chaan teng experience—
Cha chaan teng (Hong Kong café) — the local greasy spoon, milk tea, toast and eggs—
Seafood in Sai Kung — live seafood restaurants in a picturesque harbour town—
Aberdeen Floating Village — the last remnants of Hong Kong's floating community—
Jumbo Kingdom (heritage, now closed) — the legendary floating restaurant—
The Peak Galleria and Sky Terrace — the best views day and night—
Nan Lian Garden — classical Tang Dynasty garden in Diamond Hill, free and stunning—
Chi Lin Nunnery — serene wooden Buddhist nunnery, built without a single nail—
Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple — one of Hong Kong's most colourful temple complexes—
Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens — free colonial-era gardens above Central—
Central district — the financial heart, colonial buildings and bars beneath skyscrapers—
SOHO and Hollywood Road — antique shops, restaurants and the Mid-Levels Escalator—
Mid-Levels Escalator — the world's longest outdoor covered escalator, 800 metres—
Lan Kwai Fong — the legendary bar and club district, a Hong Kong institution—
Wan Chai — the real Hong Kong, markets, temples and the city's most authentic neighbourhoods—
Causeway Bay & Times Square — shopping and street food in the most densely populated area—
Happy Valley Racecourse — Wednesday night horse racing, an extraordinary spectacle—
Ocean Park — marine theme park with giant pandas and roller coasters—
Hong Kong Disneyland — the smallest but most charm-filled of the Disney parks—
Macau day trip — 50 minutes by ferry, world's gambling capital and Portuguese history—
Dragon's Back Hike — the finest urban coastal hike in Asia, over Shek O—
Lamma Island — car-free island with seafood restaurants and hiking trails—
Cheung Chau Island — colourful fishing village, bike hire and the famous bun festival—
Sai Kung Country Park — Hong Kong's wild east, kayaking and pristine beaches—
High Island Reservoir East Dam — the most dramatic geological formations in Hong Kong—
Tai O fishing village on Lantau — stilt houses, dried seafood and the old Hong Kong—
Mong Kok's Sneaker Street — the most extraordinary concentration of trainers in Asia—
A Hong Kong rooftop bar at sunset — Sevva, Aqua or the Ozone bar at the Ritz-Carlton—
Tasting milk tea at the Hong Kong Milk Tea Masters — a UNESCO-listed art form—
Typhoon Shelter Cuisine on a sampan — the authentic waterborne dining experience—