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A Hong Kong institution and one of Hong Kong’s most popular shopping destinations, Times Square Mega Shopping Mall lies amidst the hustle and bustle of Causeway Bay. This huge complex has over 230 shops and a multi-cinema complex. Spread across 16 floors, the mall is conveniently divided into retail, entertainment, recreational and dining areas.

Ever wonder why Tai Yuen street is nicknamed as “Toys Street”? Simply take a stroll - you will spot all kinds of toys at affordable prices that bring back your childhood memories.

Yiu Fung is a preserved fruit snack shop with history of more than half a century in Hong Kong. Preserved Plum, Dried Ginger and Dried Orange Peel are popular choices of souvenirs.

This market in the quaint village of Stanley comprises of an array of selections from brand-name clothing items and accessories, jewellery, home furnishings, souvenirs, ornaments to Oriental knick-knacks, all being sold at reasonable prices! It is the best place to get yourself or your friends something memorable with a taste of Hong Kong.

Sasa is a leading cosmetic retail chain in Asia, selling over 600 renowned international cosmetics labels include skincare, fragrance, make-up, hair care and body care products.

Hysan Place is a high-end shopping mall full of chic and up-to-date fashion boutiques and stores of all kinds catering to just about everything you could possibly think of over its 17 floors. Famous Taiwanese book vendor Eslite also has an outlet in the mall. Explore the Exclusive Tourists Discounts & Offers Dorsett Wanchai gets you at Hysan Place as well as other Lee Gardens area.

Sogo is one of Hong Kong’s best known Japanese department stores situated in the heart of Causeway Bay. A 16-storey building measuring over 400,000 square feet, you will find just everything you could possibly need from cosmetics products to electrical appliances.

The Oriental 188 Shopping Centre is in Wan Chai that sells different kinds of electronic devices, video games, movies,computers and collectibles with a good bargain. The 3-level centre is packed with young people all the time.

Spring Garden Lane in Wanchai as a shopping destination was first developed by the British in 1840s. The street is still a bargain-hunter’s dream as it is full of stalls selling competitively priced clothing that were originally earmarked for export.

This is a luxury shopping destination adjacent to bustling Causeway Bay. Shoppers will find high-end international fashion brands, jewellery shops, restaurants, and bars. A children’s concept floor is also incorporated housed with designer’s fashion boutiques and toy stores.

This mega mall housed in one of Hong Kong’s tallest buildings, houses over 200 international brands, the Lane Crawford department store and the city’s flagship Apple store. It is also directly linked to the Airport Express Hong Kong station making it an ideal place to stop by before heading to and from the airport.

A crammed roadside market perfect for bargain clothing and accessories such as bags, hair accessories, mobile phone accessories and so on. A small wet market is found at the end of the street selling flowers at low prices. The stalls open from 11:00am to 7:00pm.

Harbour City on Canton Road is a labyrinth-like upscale shopping complex linking Ocean Terminal, Ocean Centre, and The Gateway. A number of first-class fashion designer brand has branches at Harbour City such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Prada, just to name a few. Shops open from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily.

Hong Kong’s most popular street market is the Ladies’ Market in MongKok – the ideal Hong Kong market for anyone with an eye for bargain. It is the perfect place to find souvenirs such as low-priced clothing, toys, cosmetics and household knick-knacks.

The largest outlet mall in Hong Kong, it features shops featuring over 80 international brands that offer discounts up to 70% off the normal retail price. Fashion, beauty, children’s wear, home accessories, and much more can all be found here. The mall also provides restaurants and a food court and also a cinema complex.

Located next to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, K11 MUSEA spans 10 floors with a total area of 1.2 million square feet (110,000 square meters). A unique shopping center that integrates art, culture, and nature. The mall houses numerous specialty stores and restaurants. Moreover, K11 MUSEA provides an interactive space for art appreciation, allowing you to embark on a one-of-a-kind artistic shopping journey.