Hong Kong Shopping

Where to Shop & What to Buy in Hong Kong

Practically all of Hong Kong is a shopper's paradise. Year-round, you'll find many sales in and around Central on Hong Kong Island and limitless bargains to be had in Mongkok, on the Kowloon side.

Designer shops and exclusive labels are a dime a dozen ere, and lots of foreign tourists usually come here to restock and update their wardrobe. Many local labels, such as Giordano, also have done well on foreign shores. These are another source of fashion for men, women and children. Several markets offer silk products, Chinese artwork, collectibles and curios at affordable prices and just across the border, Macau and Shenzhen are within range for even more retail therapy.

Hotels in Shopping Area
1 :	Prudential Hotel
2 :	Holiday Inn Causeway Bay
3 :	Regal Hong Kong
4 :	The Royal Pacific Hotel
5 :	Kowloon Hotel
6 :	Metropark Hotel Wanchai
7 :	Rosedale On The Park
8 :	Novotel Nathan Rd Kowloon
9 :	The Mira Hong Kong
10 :	Cosmo Hotel

Top 10 Shopping Malls in Hong Kong

Hong Kong really is a most impressive shopping destination. A fashionista hub, you'll find brand names galore at addresses like The Landmark, Harbour City and Times Square to name but a few. But it doesn't end there; the better malls incorporate the full gamut of facilities including fast food, fine dining, massage and cinema amenities - even ice skating! Read More...

Cheung Chau Shopping

Along the main thoroughfare (a waterfront promenade called Praya Road) from the ferry pier to Tung Wan Beach it is filled with restaurants and shops. Among them are many of souvenir shops selling items like T-shirts, and seashells. The most popular souvenirs from Cheung Chau are seafood products like dried squid, shrimp paste and salted fish. Read More...

Hong Kong Island Shopping

Practically anywhere in the greater region of Hong Kong is a shopping dream come true with products ranging from kitsch to glitz to sports to nightwear all available and at advantageous prices. Hong Kong Island is no exception and what isn't for sale here isn't worth having. Read More...

Kowloon Shopping

Kowloon is quite the place for shoppers. There are numerous high-end name brand stores around the Tsim Sha Tsui end of the Kowloon peninsular while busy and fascinating street markets feature at the Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok areas at the other end of Nathan Road. Here's where to buy anything from a gold necklace to a pet goldfish. Read More...

Lantau Shopping

Lantau is home to the only outlet mall in Hong Kong Territories offering good discount products all year round – the Citygate Outlet. And for those who forget or haven’t completed their shopping list before getting on the plane, they can stop at SkyPlaza and Hong Kong SkyMart – both located inside Hong Kong International Airport Read More...

Macau Shopping

Macau holds claim to housing the highest staking Louis Vuitton store in the world, this should put the extent of the island luxury consumption into some sort of context. It’s not all about the glitz and glamour here though, the island has an air of quality to its produce be it in leather or wine. Read More...

New Territories Shopping

The New Territories are no different than other locations in Hong Kong when it comes to shopping – they're full of good shopping malls, big and small. Serious shoppers and visitors will find lots of tempting merchandise displayed in these malls located mostly in the New Town area. Read More...

Hong Kong Shopping Centers

While street markets and shopping malls offer a broad selection of items all in one place, several areas of Hong Kong have their specialities, and for that certain something, it pays to know where to go. Get into the zone and discover the different shopping opportunities that await you in Hong Kong. Read More...

What to Buy in Hong Kong

Just about everything under the sun can be found in Hong Kong: from electronics and CDs to exquisite jewellery, from designer handbags and the latest sportswear to antique oriental furniture, and so much more. Bargaining for the right price is all part of the fun of shopping in Hong Kong. Read More...