Causeway Bay is one of the most iconic shopping destinations in Hong Kong. The lively waterfront district is brimming with designer boutiques, department stores and multi-level shopping malls. Excellent dining options and fantastic cultural attractions make Causeway Bay a great place to spend the day.

Things to do

Shopping is front and centre in Causeway Bay. Times Square stands as one of the biggest complexes, with 16 floors to explore. Bargain hunters can make a beeline for the bustling street market on Jardine’s Crescent, where t-shirts, handbags, electronics and souvenirs just some of the items for sale.

From sizzling street stalls to upscale restaurants, there are plenty of dining options to choose from in Causeway Bay. Branch out and try local specialties such as fish balls, stinky tofu, pineapple buns, chicken feet and roast pigeon. Quench your thirst with a cup of sweet bubble tea.

Hong Kong Central Library is an oasis of calm in the heart of Causeway Bay. Victoria Park is another sanctuary, with tree-lined paths and emerald green lawns. Relax under the shade of a palm tree, cool off in the public pool and watch locals taking part in Tai Chi sessions.

Beyond shopping, Causeway Bay is home to some of Hong Kong’s top historic attractions. Beautiful Tin Hau Temple was built in the 1700s and is dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea. Step inside and watch local fisherman leave offerings in exchange for safety, health and good fortune at sea.

Getting around

Causeway Bay is pedestrian-friendly and easy to get around on foot. The Causeway Bay MTR station is a quick way to access the waterside neighbourhood while Ding Ding double-decker trams are a popular way to get around. Hong Kong International Airport is a 40-minute drive away.