Tsim Sha Tsui Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Tsim Sha Tsui

Say hell yes to exciting new adventures in Tsim Sha Tsui! Whether you're visiting Hong Kong for a long time or wild time, this neighbourhood is a fine base for sussing out what the city has to offer. If you enjoy meeting the locals while on holiday, Hong Kong is filled with potential new mates. Around 7,000,000 people call this city home. Tsim Sha Tsui lies 2 kilometres northeast of the city centre. If you're headed there from Shenzhen International Airport, find a taxi or save some coin on public transport and travel southeast for 55 kilometres.

A good deal of this city's leading attractions are dotted near Tsim Sha Tsui, and Soho and the International Finance Centre are some of the most impressive. After taking a look at those, you'll want to head onwards to the Madame Tussauds and Lan Kwai Fong. For a fresh perspective on the city, take off to Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Knutsford Terrace, close-by neighbourhoods just waiting to be discovered.

Of course, one of the first stops you'll need to make is Ocean Park. This internationally renowned sight is located just 6 kilometres south of Tsim Sha Tsui.

There are a million and one reasons why so many travellers make a beeline for the centre of Hong Kong. Pacific Place and the University of Hong Kong are just a couple of them. To get an even better feel for the area, also look around Victoria Park and Flower Market.

Leave the little ones with a babysitter and head over for some fun at the Happy Valley Race Course and Jumbo Kingdom.

Some fantastic cultural attractions are waiting. Start off at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, the Edge Gallery, the Hong Kong Arts Centre and the Grotto Fine Art.

Unwind as you stroll through the stimulating artworks on display at the Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Asia Art Archive, the University Museum and Art Gallery and the Cattle Depot Artist Village. Afterwards, why not hit up a local café and reflect on your time there?

Sometimes it's the most talked about exhibits that jump out at us. Other times it's an underrated artefact that's been relegated to a dark corner. Keep an eye out for both at the Hong Kong Space Museum, the Dialogue In The Dark, the Police Museum and the Hong Kong Science Museum.

You can't quite beat the feeling of excitement when a performance is about to commence. Take your seat and wait for the curtains to go up at the City Hall Concert Hall, the Sunbeam Theatre, the Yau Ma Tei Theatre and the Ko Shan Theatre.

Children are often marvellous travel buddies, especially if you take them to the right places! For some quality family time, visit the Victoria Peak Tram, the Hong Kong Central Library and the City Hall Public Library.

If you're travelling with kids, they're sure to love a couple of hours at one of the area's family-friendly attractions. Middle Road Children’s Playground, Lung Fu Shan Country Garden and the Hong Kong Observation Wheel are excellent places for them to burn off a little steam.

Nothing calms a busy mind quite like the smells, sights and sounds of Mother Nature. Experience it firsthand at Sky 100, Lion Rock Country Park, High West Peak and Lion's Pavilion.

Get your blood pumping at a close-by reserve, such as the Hong Kong Zoo and Botanical Gardens and the Charter Garden. Bring a camera to capture pictures of the local flora and fauna.

If the stress of the city is getting a bit much, recharge your batteries with a visit to one of the nearby parks. Kowloon Park, Fa Hui Park, Kowloon Walled City Park and Hong Kong Park are lovely spots to kick off your shoes and relax.

A trip away is a splendid opportunity to splurge a little and grab some gifts to take back home. Be sure to stroll through Habour City, Nathan Road Shopping District, Ladies' Market and Times Square Shopping Mall!

Hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui

If you'd rather spend money on adventures than on a hotel, the Panda's Hostel - Moment and the Rent-a-Room Hong Kong are two places you should check out. But if a little luxury is your thing, The Peninsula Hong Kong or The Ritz Carlton Hong Kong ought to do the trick.

Another great option is to stay just a short stroll away from Soho. You can do this by booking in at the Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, found just 0.7 kilometres away. Also popular is The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, 0.6 kilometres away.