Suggestions: 1. Many shops open at 10 or even 11:30. In Central, most of them close at 7 or 8:00. In Causeway Bay, you can still go shopping at 10:30. The same is true for Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, which is more lively, Park Lane Shopping Avenue and
Some shops on the small road on the east side of Nathan Road are open until 10-12 pm.
Plan well.
2. When you come to Hong Kong, first take a free map of Hong Kong and read it carefully.
Especially several business-intensive areas: Causeway Bay, Admiralty, and Tsim Sha Tsui.
When going to Causeway Bay, you can visit SOGO, Mitsukoshi, Times Square, Shoppes, and Russell Street.
In addition, there is a relatively cheap wholesale market in Causeway Bay. If you want to go, you can ask the hotel staff in advance.
Hong Kong's small supermarkets (convenience stores) such as Mannings, Watsons, 7-11, Dili Stores, etc. are very developed. Many are open 24 hours a day, but the stores close very early, which is not as good as in the mainland.
Most large commercial buildings in Hong Kong are open from 10/11 to 21:00, including the largest Harbor City, which closes at 21:00, making shopping inconvenient.
Shops on Festival Walk in Kowloon District, Harbor City in Tsim Sha Tsui, Parkside Shopping Boulevard, Granville Road (mostly fashion stores) and some slip roads on the east side of Nathan Road.
Hong Kong Shopping Store Shopping ◆Address: Intersection of Tsim Sha Tsui and Midun Road MTR: Cameron Road Exit of Tsim Sha Tsui Station Cheap store that sells factory returned or defective products of European and American famous brands.
Now, some stores have transformed into selling fashionable clothing◆Address: Basement of Block B, Hong Kong Industrial Center, 489-491 Castle Peak Road, Kowloon MTR: Exit C of Lai Chi Kok Station. Most of the clothes sold are fashions designed by Italian, Japanese, Korean and local designers.
Handbags, shoes and accessories, stylish and affordable.
◆The representative store of Famous Store Street - CATIER flagship store.
This store has two floors and covers an area of ??260 square meters. It is the third largest CATIER store in the world after Tokyo and New York.
◆From Kowloon City to Hong Kong Island, if you go to Sasa, Bonjour, Angel or Dragon City Pharmacy, you can come back loaded with all kinds of cosmetics that are trendier and cheaper than those in the mainland.
The ancient city and Landmark Plaza have an elegant environment, and most of them are the world's top brands. They are too luxurious and are only suitable for shopping.
◆ Hong Kong commercial buildings are mainly concentrated in Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay and Central, such as Harbor City, Landmark, Prince's Building, Times Square, Sogo, etc.
Causeway Bay, Times Square (high-end), SOGO, Pacific Place (high-end), Central, Cityplaza, Harbor City in Tsim Sha Tsui, SASA. It is worth visiting the Landmark, SOGO (shoes, cosmetics, children's clothing and Japanese brands on Hong Kong Island)
Specializing in clothing), Mitsukoshi (mostly sportswear), Times Square, Kimberley, Ginza Shopping Mall (accessories), Causeway Bay has many Japanese department stores, you should check it out, and the World Trade Center located on the edge of Victoria Harbor can be visited at noon
Look, there are many brands and not many people. Sitting by the window seat of McDonald's at 12 o'clock, you can see the historic noon cannon firing ceremony.
◆ SOGO SOGO Department Store: (Features shoes, cosmetics, children's clothing and Japanese brand clothing); most brands are available, which is quite a lot and good.
Sogo Department Store in Causeway Bay is offering up to 50% off on its anniversary.
Of course, the end of the year is the time for heavy bleeding.
Recommendations & Comments: 1) If you want to buy something on sale, you must go to the 9th floor of SOGO. There is a fixed sale, but the items sold are not necessarily certain.
Generally, a certain type of product will be on sale for a week, and then other products will be exchanged.
If you are lucky, you may find discounts on shoes, socks, coats, and underwear. If you are unlucky, you may find stationery or even hello kitty!
2) My experience in Sogo is limited to taking the escalator.
After playing for a day, I really wanted to find a chair to rest, but when I took the elevator to the N floor, I couldn't see any chairs, so I had to leave in a hurry.
3) There is a new town plaza in Sha Tin, opened by Sun Hung Kai. It is quite big, has a lot of stuff, and offers great discounts.
SOGO has really become a popular destination for mainland Chinese tourists, so don’t bother visiting it!
save time.
After leaving SOGO, walk to Times Square. There are a few stores along the way, like G2000, which you can go in and take a look at, but it’s not worth looking too closely at.
◆ Emerging shopping mall - Festival Walk (10am-21pm): above Kowloon Tong MTR station.
Bus route: Festival Walk is located near the MTR Kowloon Tong Station, and the MTR exit leads directly to the store.
The largest shopping mall in Hong Kong is "Festival City", which integrates shopping, food, leisure, and banking services. It has a variety of goods on five floors, ranging from medium to high-end.
The mall consists of dozens of boutiques and specialty stores and some entertainment and dining facilities, including an indoor ice rink and a cinema. Others include PARKnSHOP (MTR floor), a number of cosmetics stores, home appliances, diamond jewelry, gold stores, optical shops, and banks.
, with everything you need, it is really a good one-stop shopping place. You can spend 8 hours shopping and come back fully loaded. The environment here is clean, the escalators are flexibly distributed in every corner, and the space is wide and spacious.