Hong Kong Shopping

Well known as the Shopping Paradise, Hong Kong is rich in digital products, world- famous brands, luxury goods, cosmetics and books. The major shopping area in Hong Kong are Central around Hollywood Road, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok seafood street—Des Voeux Road West Central.

Hong Kong Central around Hollywood Road
Many antique shops, sports shops department stores and alleyway markets can be found in the western area of Central around Hollywood Road, but the roads here are a little steep so you may need to be wearing comfortable shoes for shopping. The Landmark and IFC Mall have gathering most world’s top brands and stores and very popular to celebrities and notables. The famous brands here are Harvey Nicols, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Fendi, Tiffany&Co, Lane Crawford, Prada, Versace, Ferragamo, Escada, Zara and so on.

Causeway Bay
Causeway Bay is east of Central in Hong Kong can be reached by tram or by the subway where is the distribution center of high-grade brands and district of youth fashion brands in the world. The Kimberly store is gathering most fashion brands for young people. In Times Square, tourists could find the most world famous brands here, such as Lane Crawford, Zara, Martha, Broadway, fortress, Page One. During the Christmas and New Year eve, there will be discount in Times Square attracted hundred and thousands serious shoppers. Sogo the Japanese-owned department store, Agnès b., Anna Sui, Benefit, Burnerry, Cath Kidston, Tiffany&Co and cosmetics stores and other famous brands has been stored there for decades. The famous Eslite Bookstore and Apple store is located in Hysan Place.

Hongkong Mong Kok
Located in the west of Kowloon, Mong Kok is a booming business center bustling during day and night. There are many special districts and streets, such as Women Street, Flower Street and Temple Street.

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