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This Shanghai-style shop that opened in 1960 sells locally made, embroidered Chinese house slippers at a very reasonable price.

King’s Co. Slippers

This typical Chinese emporium has been selling goods ranging from tea sets to Chinese wine to clothing and jewellery to Chinese medicine since 1963.

Wah Fung Chinese Goods Centre

The century-old tramway is one of the earliest forms of public transport in Hong Kong and is the best way to explore the city.

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Hong Kong Tramways

Known locally as gai daan jai, these waffles are made from eggs added to a batter of sugar, milk, and butter and baked in a special honeycomb-shaped iron skillet. It's crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside.

Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong Explore North Point Lee Keung Kee

Lee Keung Kee North Point Egg Waffle

Follow this trail along Sir Cecil’s Ride to Hung Heung Lo Fung peak to enjoy stunning green vistas and panoramic views of the city. You’ll discover a great vantage point to watch the sunset. This gentle hike takes about 40 minutes.

Aroma Walk

Shop ‘til you drop at this shopping complex next to the hotel where you'll discover a variety of lifestyle outlets and local dining options.

Harbour North

A must-do on any visit, a cruise around Victoria Harbour by day or night is a breathtaking experience where you can take in the splendour of the city—and the boarding pier is just a short stroll from the hotel.

Harbour Cruise

Go for a stroll or jog in the fresh air along the 20-metre-wide North Point Waterfront Promenade that stretches for 400 metres along the harbour.

North Point Waterfront Promenade

Feel inspired when you explore this creative art space housed in a 110-year-old, two-storey building on the waterfront that was originally the base for the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club.

Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong Explore North Point Oil Street

This photogenic E-shaped complex gained its 'Monster Building' tag for the tightly packed residential flats it contains, making it one of the most Instagrammed locations in Hong Kong.

Monster Building

Choose from a huge selection of live seafood and enjoy the lively atmosphere as locals celebrate their favourite pastime of eating out.

North Point Pier Seafood Market

A traditional local street market with trams trundling down the middle of the road, offering a glimpse of life a few decades back.

Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong Explore North Point Chun Yeung Street

Chun Yeung Street

Be amazed at the wide range of egg noodles available at this shop that's been open since 1946 in North Point. They come in green, yellow, and white and are made from egg, vegetable, rice, shrimp roe, and more.

Chun Nam Noodle Factory

Experience a taste of tradition with their iconic 豆腐花 “dau fu faa” (tofu pudding). The shop’s silky-smooth tofu has been freshly handmade every day for more than 60 years.

Tak Hing Loong Bean Curd Shop

One of Hong Kong’s most notable and photogenic public staircases which features a colourful checkered stone wall.

Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong Explore North Point Fortress Hill Staircase

Fortress Hill Station Steps

Take a walk along this pet-friendly promenade and make sure to enjoy the panoramic, nearly-360° harbour views from the end of the first public breakwater in Victoria Harbour!

East Coast Park Precinct

his local institution offers freshly made biscuit rolls from a traditional recipe of wheat flour, butter, eggs, sugar, and vanilla essence. Make sure you get there early as there’s often a queue.

Duck Shing Ho Egg Rolls

A famous fixture on North Point's iconic Chun Yeung Street for over 60 years, selling noodles of all kinds. Products are locally-made and freshly-produced daily, using only natural ingredients and no preservatives.

Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong Explore North Point Double Happiness

Double Happiness Noodles

Built in the 1930s, this is the only temple in Hong Kong dedicated to the famous Chinese military general 岳飛 “Ngok Fei“ (Yue Fei).

Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong Explore North Point Ngo Wong Temple

Ngo Wong Temple

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Discover some of the most popular Hong Kong-style street snacks, including classics like curry fish balls, 燒賣 “siu maai” (Cantonese dumplings) and 腸粉 “cheung fan” (steamed rice noodle rolls)!

Ah-Yee Rice Noodle Roll

One of the oldest 涼茶 “leung cha” (herbal tea) shops in the neighbourhood. Made with indigenous herbs, leung cha is believed to cleanse excessive heat from the body to prevent various ailments and improve wellbeing.

Yik Sau Tong Herbal Tea

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Things to Do in Hong Kong | Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong

Looking for things to do near Victoria Harbour? Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong is located steps from top attractions, restaurants and bars, and entertainment in North Point, Hong Kong.