The Sky Is The Limit At Hong Kongs Captivating Central Business District
Spread across 1100 square metres of a prime trading hotspot
, Hong Kong is a Westerners dream of an Asian city. Singular, independent and thriving, Hong Kong is at once associated and disassociated with its Chinese heritage. An eastern city with a decidedly western ambience and cultural preference, it enjoys a global reputation of being a financial and a tourist Mecca for the masses.A food connoisseurs dream come true, Hong Kong is not only the home of Lantau Island, Hong Kong Disneyland and the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, it has also one of the most vibrant central business districts in all of Asia.
As the political and economical epicentre of the island, the Hong Kong business district is also where Government Hill, Legislative Council Building and Far Easts oldest Anglican cathedral are also located. With a myriad of historical constructs in residence, the business district also plays hosts to some of the nations most recognizable landmarks such as the iconic Bank of China Tower, the International Finance Centre and the towering HSBC building. Originally part of Victoria City, the central business hub is located on the northern shores of the island. Having served as a bustling capital since colonial rule the city is best viewed from the Central Pier or aboard the Star Ferry.
With its fair share of funky neighborhoods, visitors really should stroll down Hollywood Road , Cotton Tree Drive Street and Soho, Hong Kong to get a true feel for the colour and diversity this futuristic landscape has on offer. Other points of interest include the Peak, Tsim Sha Tsui, stunning Causeway Bay, Stanley Street Market and the Temple Street Night Market. Connaught Road Central with its neon lights and sky-piercing building is breathtaking sight while the Galleria, Prince's Building, Citibank Tower, the Entertainment Building and the AIG Tower also scamper for attention in this modern day metropolis.
The island nations best shopping centres are also situated along the citys central business district and visitors will find luxury items and global brands galore at locales such as Pacific Place, the Landmark, Causeway Bay Shopping Area, the IFC Mall and Sogo. Lined with the towns premier restaurants, cafes and bars, a food and wine connoisseur will hardly be disappointed at the choices available to them at the CBD.
Must-visit landmarks in the CBD include the Hutchison House, Alexandra House, Jardine House and The Centrium in addition to The Cenotaph and magnificent City Hall. Not just a hotbed of financial giants and skyscrapers, Hong Kong s central business district also houses a number of stunning churches including the First Church, Church of Scientology and the Union Church as well as several captivating Buddhist temples as a testament to the countrys all- inclusive approach to cultural identity.
Knee deep in MRTs, minibuses, trams and trains, the Hong Kong central business district is one of the most accessible areas in the entire island. Best explored on foot, the sights and sounds of its breathtaking landscape are just as intoxicating as its cultural diversity.
Eaton Hotel Hong Kong is perfect for travellers who are looking for hotels in Kowloon that gives easy access to the Central Business District of Hong Kong. Comfortable and luxurious it enjoys a well-deserved reputation as one of the premier hotels in Hong Kong.
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