Hong Kong’s First Winery

Unless you’re shopping for furniture or visiting the Lane Crawford outlet as a tourist, there is probably no other reason why you’d make a trip to Ap Lei Chau. Most locals haven’t even gone there, as it’s mostly residential. If you have been there, you might have noticed a sort of post-industrial vibe (evidenced by the move of the power station) that couldn’t seem farther away from Central. Which makes it all the more surprising that there’s also a winery out there.

Shopping In Hong Kong: Citygate Outlets

The next-to-last shopping destination before you exit Hong Kong is Citygate Outlets, a complex that seems mostly geared toured tourists and the residents of the Tung Chung area. The fact that it’s only a short bus ride from the airport on Lantau Island is enough to squash even the prospect of going there. But with sales that go up to 90 percent, it is well worth the trip out there.

Shopping In Hong Kong: Furniture

Ap Lei Chau, Wan Chai, and Causeway Bay are areas that have many home design and furniture shops. Here you will find minimalist, sophisticated and trendy pieces, from mid-range to high-range prices.

Shopping For Christmas Decorations

The city of Hong Kong lights up during Christmastime.  Blinking bulbs illuminate the skyscrapers, while festive streamers adorn both street stalls and shop windows.  Join in on the holiday spirit by decorating your own home.

Shopping For Thanksgiving

You may have noticed that Hong Kong’s selection of cuisines and culinary delights are nothing short of amazing.But come Thanksgiving or Christmas Day, you may also find yourself craving the taste of a familiar bird…and it’s definitely not duck.