Practical, no-nonsense guides from people who actually live here. The Octopus card, the attractions worth your time, where to stay, and where to shop.
Most read ★The kid-friendly restaurants in Hong Kong worth your time, from dim sum and cha chaan tengs to the places with real kids' menus and high chairs.
Hong Kong with KidsThe best time to visit Hong Kong with kids is mid-October to early December: cooler, drier, past peak typhoon season. Month-by-month weather and crowd dates.
Hong Kong with KidsIs Hong Kong safe for families with kids? Yes, and the 2025 numbers prove it. The real risks are heat, typhoons and online scams, not street crime.
Hong Kong with KidsHong Kong beaches with kids, sorted: which ones have lifeguards, shark nets, playgrounds and calm shallow water, from Repulse Bay to Hap Mun Bay.
Hong Kong with KidsTaking the Hong Kong MTR with a stroller: which stations have lifts, when to avoid the trains, why buses and trams are harder, and the flat routes that work.
Hong Kong with KidsHong Kong with teenagers, honestly: skip Disneyland, ride real coasters, chase neon photo spots, eat street food and hike a ridge with a skyline view.
Must Visit AttractionsThe Hong Kong Museum of Art is free, sits right on the Tsim Sha Tsui harbourfront, and most visitors walk straight past it. Here's whether it's worth your time.
Must Visit AttractionsIs a Hong Kong pink dolphin tour worth it? Real prices, the 97% sighting rate, how few dolphins are left, and how to pick an operator that doesn't chase them.
Must Visit AttractionsThe Lantau Peak sunrise hike, honestly: the 4:50am bus from Tung Chung, the relentless stairs, what you see at 934m and how to get back down.
Must Visit AttractionsThe Po Lin Monastery vegetarian meal is a fixed set you buy at the counter, about HK$148 a head. How the ticket works, what you eat and the cheaper option.