Excuse me, how to have a good day in Hong Kong?

Central is the commercial and economic center of Hong Kong. HSBC, which has won many architectural design awards, and the Bank of China Tower with unique design are the most striking landmarks here. Brand-name boutiques and large department stores staged elegant temperament.

Real estate plaza

From the first floor to the third floor, they are super famous brands in Europe and America, with elegant and fashionable tastes such as Gucci, Versace, Prada, LV, etc., or Versus, O.Z.O.C, D &；; G… and other youth brands, there are also popular new products such as Esprit and U2 in the basement.

Venue: Queen's Road Central (Central MTR Station)

Zhong Huan bi da hang

* The modern version of old Shanghai in 1930s created the contradiction between modernity and nostalgia. In a wave of China fever, the cheongsam with extraordinary temperament, daily necessities full of Chinese style and antique furniture in "Shanghai Beach" are not to be missed by travelers who love oriental flavor!

* *Label Plus, whose sales brands include Moschino and byblos…… .............................................................................................................................................................

* * Morgan's discount store in Kuzhai, Central has been selling last season's goods, even new ones, for a long time.

Venue: pedder street, Central (Central Subway Station D 1 Exit)

Prince building

Facing the statue square, the famous shopping mall street is located on the ground floor 1 to the 4th floor. Well-known brands here are just complementary to Landmark Plaza, and they are connected in series to form a shopping paradise in Central, especially top brands such as Chanel and Cartier ... which are underground buildings and places frequented by celebrities and nouveau riche!

Venue: Chater Road, Central (Central MTR Station)

Jiaxuan plaza

"Hay" who love Italian famous brands will be very happy to come to Jiaxuan Square! Because almost all of them are designed by Italian famous brands! The huge clock at the main entrance is the symbol of Jiaxuan Square. On the second floor, there is a footbridge connecting the landmark square and the Prince's Mansion. Even if it rains, it is not afraid of getting wet!

Venue: Queen's Road Central (Central MTR Station)

New world building

There is also JOYCE boutique, which specializes in representing world-renowned fashion brands. In this book, you can find famous brands in recent years, such as Issey Miyake, john galliano, Yuanhang and Martin Xibang. Women's cosmetics and household items are also very diverse, which is a must-see place for famous brand pilgrims. In addition, the shops of famous local designers Ma and Liu Zhiming also have many amazing works.

Lane Crawford department store

Lane Crawford department store, which takes the high-end boutique route, has four branches in Hongkong, which is a classic in Queen's Road. The gorgeous golden main hall shows the fashionable and expensive, mature and elegant designer style, lively and fashionable young brands, and even imported high-end furniture, which attracts the upper-class people in Hong Kong to linger. Venue: Queen's Road Central near Liyuan West Street (about 10 minute walk from Central Subway Station)

* There are long-term discount stores in Lane Crawford. Lane Crawford discount stores are located in Tsim Sha Tsui (mainly adult shoes) and Diamond Hill (fashion and children's wear) in Kowloon.

◆◆◆◆ Admiralty (Hong Kong Island) ◆◆◆◆◆

Pacific Place

Some people say that if you want to catch all the consumption patterns of Hong Kong people, go to Pacific Place! Seibu Department Store is located on the 2nd and 6th floors of 1, including Lane Crawford, who is full of fine products. The underground food court is unique and elegant. From here, you can also connect to Queensway Square, a special shopping area. Eat, drink and be merry!

Venue: 88 Queensway (Queensway MTR Station Exit C 1 or F)

◆◆◆◆◆◆ Causeway Bay◆◆◆◆◆◆◆

There is Victoria Park, the largest park in Hong Kong, and Happy Valley Racecourse, the favorite of horse fans. Causeway Bay is like a bustling city that never sleeps. The shopping time here is always the latest in Hong Kong. In addition to Times Square, Liyuan and many Japanese-style department stores, the popular open-air market-Yihe Square, as well as avant-garde fashion clothes and treasures that young people like, such as Kimberly, Paterson Street, Sudong Street and Russell Street, have also formed a new fashion business circle, and the trend is booming. Causing Causeway Bay to become a fashionable shopping base.

Times Square

Times Square is the landmark of Causeway Bay, and the big clock and big TV at the entrance are the meeting point for Hong Kong people. The consumption facilities and parking lot in the square account for 16 floors, and there are more than 300 shops, which really makes people feel powerless! If you are tired of shopping, you might as well go to the "gourmet paradise" on the floors of 10 to 13. There are all kinds of delicious foods!

Venue: Above Causeway Bay Subway Station

Yuan Li

The 7-storey building has about 40 top boutiques listed, including LV, Hermes, Bally, Prada, Chloe, Cartier, Chanel, CD…… and some famous home improvement brands such as Wedgwood and Swarovski. Characterized by good quality, high style, many high-class restaurants, but also exquisite and elegant.

Venue: No.33, hysan avenue (Causeway Bay MTR Station)

Max Spencer Corp.

Mark &; Spencer) is located on the 3rd and 4th floors of Times Square, a traditional department store from Britain, which is deeply loved by Hong Kong people for its large-size clothes and underwear.

* Marks & Spencer's discounted goods are stored in the special department of the store, and slightly damaged fashion, children's wear and men's and women's shoes are sold at a 30% discount.

Venue: Floor 3-4, Times Square

Other Japanese department stores

Sogou and Mitsukoshi, located in Hennessy Road, have a popular comprehensive flavor and often have discounts. (Transportation: Exit D3 of Causeway Bay Subway Station)

Seibu Department Store, which occupies the Royal Castle in the center of Causeway Bay retail area, is good at designing furniture and toys, covering an area of 6,000 square feet. (Transportation: Causeway Bay Subway Station Exit E)

Shuangmeima cosmetic time-honored store

Guangshengxing, founded at the end of 19, is the pioneer of genuine cosmetics brand in Hong Kong. Skin care products with the trademark "Shuangmeima" are the most classic. Toilet water with retro flavor and stationery gifts with old Hong Kong flavor are very popular with nostalgic people. The shop assistant in cheongsam carried out the style of the shop. If you want to buy some "different" souvenirs or gifts, players recommend you to visit here!

Venue: Shop 2, G/F, great george street, Causeway Bay (Exit A of Causeway Bay Subway Station)

Kimberly Shopping Center

To see the masterpieces of a new generation of local designers, you must go to Kimberly's Mall in Causeway Bay.

There are more than 100 shops with their own characteristics, which are powerful display places for Hong Kong fashion designers and also imported goods from Europe and Japan. Many shops that specialize in second-hand clothes from the 1960s to the 1970s have a hippie flavor, and fashion pursuers who are familiar with the way like to come here to look for rare goods with unique styles and limited quantities.

Venue: great george street 1 (next to sogou Department Store at Exit D3 of Causeway Bay Subway Station).

◆◆◆◆◆ Tsim Sha Tsui (Kowloon) Tsim Sha Tsui◆◆◆◆◆

Standing on the crowded Nathan Road and Canton Road, it must be hard for you to imagine that Tsim Sha Tsui was a real sandy land in the1860s! Today, it has become a bustling shopping and leisure area in Hong Kong. There are Harbour City, China Harbour City and Sun Plaza on Guangdong Road. Is there one along Nathan Road? Li Shopping Avenue and Joyce Boutique; ; Salisbury Road, New World Center and other famous shops. , all in it!

Harbour city

Harbour City is the largest shopping center in Hong Kong with as many as 700 shops. It consists of a shipping dock, a shipping center, a hotel, a gateway building and a shipping corridor, and there is a footbridge connecting Xingang Center and nearby shopping malls. The famous Lane Crawford department store and Toys R Us also set up branches here.

Venue: Canton Road (Tsim Sha Tsui Subway Station)

Ligouwu boulevard

The 200-meter-long shopping avenue on Nathan Road is an elite shopping area where many women linger. There are many middle-priced brands that ordinary office workers can proudly buy. Some shops even extend their business hours after midnight. The popularity here can be imagined, and buyers must not miss it!

Venue: Nathan Road 18 1 (Tsim Sha Tsui Subway Station)

◇ Boutique City ▼

Located between the Hong Kong Space Museum and Intercontinental Hotel, it is the first large underground shopping center in Hong Kong. More than 60 shops mainly focus on fashion, fine products and gifts, and the entrance adopts wavy glass awnings, which is full of modernity.

Venue: Salisbury Road (Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station)

◆◆◆◆◆ OL Select ◆◆◆◆◆

Pink white-collar couples have a good coke in Hong Kong! Local popular fashion brands are attractive in quality and design, which is a good opportunity to buy more clothes. Medium-priced casual wear includes: G2000, U2, Bossini, Color 18, ESPRIT, Cozzi, MEXX. Elegant choices are: Toppy, Episode, Jessica, Crocodile; Can't be less, there are famous high-end department stores Lane Crawford, British Mark &; Spencer, duty-free shops and specialty stores with quality assurance. At present, with the economic recession, many managers of chain fashion stores have reduced their prices, and the goods are often reduced to 20% or 30% discount.

◆◆◆◆ Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei ◆◆◆◆◆

◇ Hong Kong trend concentration place ▼

Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei are extremely crowded areas in Hong Kong, and the alleys retain Hong Kong's lively lifestyle. Night markets in Temple Street and Ladies Street are becoming more and more lively, and goldfish street, bird garden and flower market are always bustling buyers. The shopping center here is small in scale, but full of young people's fresh personality. If you have a pure heart, you might as well visit it!

The fashion trend of young people in Hong Kong mainly follows Japan, and Mong Kok is a concentrated place for young people's fashion clothes. Mong Kok Center (the most popular Japanese dress for young girls), Sunda Plaza, Trend Zone, Chic Castle and other emerging shopping hotspots, the shopping malls are filled with the most popular CDs, cartoons, posters, magazines and the first models for young people, all of which are full of youthful atmosphere.

The popular Korean fashion in recent years has also appeared in a large number of shopping malls around Mong Kok. The price is slightly more expensive than that of local and Chinese mainland, but much cheaper than that of Japanese goods, and the style trend is not lost to Japan at all!

Baili shopping mall

Tsim Sha Tsui's Bailey Mall or kimberley road. Among them, you can see the local creative design and accurately capture the pulse of the trend.

Many modern fashion clothes and accessories are bold, avant-garde and unique. If you don't like to "bump shirts" with others, come here for treasure!

Venue: No.89-105 Chatham Road (Tsim Sha Tsui Subway Station)

Lishi shopping mall

Lee's Shopping Mall is another treasure-house for finding avant-garde clothes. Each store has only 3 or 4 square meters of space, but it shows the boss's skill in selecting goods, which can be called "Hong Kong is ten thousand years younger"! If you like fashionable and stylish design concepts, you might as well come here to find creative collocation styles.

Location: The entrance of the shopping mall is located in Tsim Sha Tsui Hengxiang Jialanwei, which is quite hidden.

Granville road

This small street connecting East Tsim Sha Tsui and Nathan Road is flanked by fashionable girls' clothing stores and export shops. Sometimes you can buy clothes and accessories with good materials and styles for tens of Hong Kong dollars, and occasionally you can meet famous brands or samples. The nearby cosmetics stores such as Sasha and Rainbow are a place suitable for shopping, and beautiful girls can stop by and have a look!

New century plaza

Standing at Mong Kok Railway Station, it is the largest shopping center in central Kowloon, with nearly 200 shops, famous shops and food galleries. The music fountain in the square is commanded by the first vocal robot in Hong Kong, which is full of gimmicks! When you come to this area, you must not miss this place!

Venue: Mong Kok Railway Station

Sino Center

Chasing the subculture of young people, Xinhe Center is the big brother of this kind of shopping center, including character models, Japanese fine products, second-hand audio and video, best-selling comics, movie posters and so on. The fifth floor of the mall is full of young new forces!

Xianda square

Another "Hong Kong Year"! 100 Many small shops gathered in a three-story building, including a mobile phone shop, a Japanese cosmetics shop, a Japanese cartoon boutique, a philatelic agency and a CD-ROM shop. ............................................................................................................................

inshop

It is also a shopping mall for similar young people.

The third floor specializes in trendy products. I just bought a lovely Mickey finger here!

Location: All the above businesses are near Mong Kok subway station.

◆◆◆◆◆ Kowloon City Plaza ◆◆◆◆◆

Esprit and Ice Fire, the fashion darlings of young people, are on sale in Kowloon City Plaza. Esprit Outlet, located in LG 12 square, offers casual clothes, leather shoes and handbags for men and women at as low as 20% discount. As for the ice and fire outlets, UG 1-3 located in the square has gathered young and cutting-edge fashion brands, such as Bobson, Champion, Salted Dog and Scene, and some products are as low as 10% discount, which is really irresistible.

◆◆◆◆ Brand-name warehouse direct sales ◆◆◆◆

Who says spelling costs money? In fact, as long as you know the doorways, there are many outlet brand warehouses and star second-hand clothing stores in Hong Kong that sell brand-name clothes at low prices, or you can ask friends to go to clothing wholesale areas and open-air markets to pick up bargains and dig up new treasures. You will find that the price in Hong Kong is beyond imagination and you can earn rare travel pleasure!

Ap Chau Haiyi Industrial Centre

Ap Lei Chau Bridge across Aberdeen Bay is a symbol of Ap Lei Chau Island.

Haiyi Industrial Center is located in Lirong Street, covering an area of more than 200,000 feet, with wholesale, export and retail facilities. Products include antiques, handicrafts, furniture, furnishings, fashion jewelry and other endless choices. You can wander around here all day.

Joyce warehouse on floor 2 1 of Haiyi Industrial Center, with pavement performance exceeding 10000 square feet. There is no doubt that this is the first stop of the shopping trip. He sells dozens of world-famous brands such as anna sui, giorgio armani, Vivian westwood Zuka, yohji yamamoto and Comme des Garcons. Prices range from 30% to 70%. Most of them are out of season, but they are not bad.

Note: Joyce Warehouse is closed on Mondays.

Replay on the seventh floor, jeans casual wear as low as half price. Vincent Sum Collections on the ninth floor supplies a large number of handicrafts; As for furniture and antiques, you can go to Yingke (also known as Shambhala) for collection.

As for Haiyi Plaza in south horizons, Gucci, Miu Miu and Prada, they are often sold at reduced prices.

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◆◆◆◆ Other warehouses ◆◆◆

◇ Dixin Cang ▼

1 .65438th Floor, Tsing Yi City113-114 Store.

2. Shop 8, G/F, Guodu Shopping Mall, North Point, Hong Kong

3. Is the airport fast? Kowloon station basement 1 building

Sales brand: polo. Burberry. Coach. Kenneth Cole. Charles Jordan.

Information technology dealer

Room 72- 1 19, 3rd floor, Newport Center, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

Miu Miu. Long live you. Camper alexander mcqueen ...

◇Acetex▼

Room Koda Center 1 1A, 5 Garden Road, Central, Hong Kong

Prada. Miu Miu. Sportmax。 Max Mara

◇Esprit

1. basement of Sheraton Kowloon Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui.

2. Shop 20 1 Tung Chung City Plaza.

3. sun yuen long centre, Yuen Long, New Territories

4. 4th floor, Lee Stage Plaza, 99 Percival Street, Causeway Bay.

Brand: Esprit

◇ Benetton's Joint Color

Room 320-32 1 L 3, New Century Plaza, Mongkok, Kowloon

Brand: Benetton

Pingting co., ltd

1. Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong/No.kloc-0/52 1 1 building

2. Room A2, Kaixuan Business Center 1 Building, Yumin Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon

Brand: DKNY

◇G2000 sales

Shop 1 13, 500 King's Road, North Point.

Business hours: seven days a week, 12: 30 to 9:30 pm.

* In addition, there are many clothing wholesale shops in Yumin Street, Hung Hom.

◆◆◆◆◆ Star second-hand clothes◆◆◆◆◆

The second-hand clothing stores provided by celebrity artists in Hong Kong, in addition to exaggerated and gorgeous costumes, also have many daily light clothes with excellent texture, which is worth exploring!

Star legend

Block A, Building 4 1 Xingming Building 1 Granville Road (Tsim Sha Tsui Subway Station)

◇Brandname Market never sells used shirts.

62-64 Granville Road 1 F (Tsim Sha Tsui Metro Station)

◇ Midway House-Erdi Branch ▼

2367 8484, 3rd Floor, Hankou Center, No.5-15, Hankou Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (please confirm the business hours by phone first).

◆◆◆◆◆ Clothing wholesale area ◆◆◆◆

Hung Hom Yumin Street

Several industrial buildings are the base camp of direct stores of local garment factories in Hong Kong, and the retail price is about 30% lower than the market price, which is very cheap!

Deep water? Cheung Sha Wan Road

In the clothing wholesale area where Korean goods and Hong Kong goods gather, tops and belt accessories can be taken off as long as HK$ 10!

Transportation: subway deep water? stand

Lizhijiao

The whole litchi corner is simply a clothing industrial city, with an upstairs OEM and a downstairs live broadcast room, and the price is almost half that of the urban area!

Transportation: Lai Chi Kok subway station

◆◆◆◆◆ Open-air market fair price market◆◆◆◆

Shopping doesn't have to be indoors. There are many open-air markets in Hong Kong. Not only are the goods cheap, but they can also bargain. Stanley market has the characteristics of a small town, where the most famous are clothing, leather goods, jewelry and interesting boutiques. The stalls in Women's Street are cheap and good; Temple Street is a common night club in Hong Kong, with roadside stalls, palmists and opera singers, full of authentic colors.

Stanley Market

Stanley, which is full of European customs, besides fashion, there are ceramics, embroidered cloth and various handicrafts, and its shopping interest is leisurely and relaxed. After the opening of the new Stanley Plaza, this place is worth killing for half a day or even longer.

Many export clothing stores sell branded clothes, and some famous brand signs have been cut down. But you need to check the quality carefully.

Venue: Stanley Street and Stanley New Street. Business hours: 10 6 am.

Liyuan east/west steet

Sell cheap clothes, artificial jewelry, handbags, fabrics …

Location: between Queen's Road Central and Des Voeux Road Central.

Business hours: 10 6 am.

Zhadian store

The "women's street" in Hong Kong is full of fashion, jewelry and underwear ... and the price is super cheap.

Venue: Jardine's Square, Causeway Bay.

Business hours: 165438+ 0 am to 8 pm.

Miaojie

The famous "Men's Street" in Hong Kong, clocks, suitcases, antiques, clothes, fortune-telling stalls … are getting more and more lively!

Venue: Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei.

Business hours: 2 pm to 1 1 pm (later)

Ladies

That is, Cai Tong Street in Mong Kok, which is similar in nature to Temple Street and has all kinds of women's articles.

Venue: Cai Tong Street, Mong Kok.

Business hours: noon to 10:30 (later)

◆◆◆◆◆ Jade Market◆◆◆◆◆

There are hundreds of registered jade stalls in the venue with different styles and rich people.

Venue: Junction of Gansu Street and Battery Street, Yau Ma Tei.

Business hours: 9: 00 a.m. to 6: 00 p.m. (morning visit is preferred)

◆◆◆◆ Nostalgic items ◆◆◆◆◆

Morrow Street and Hollywood Road specialize in antiques, secondhand goods and other items. Nostalgic gadgets, pins, quotations from Mao Zedong, wood carvings and golden carvings, old posters, antiques ... Don't buy jade antiques indiscriminately, many of them are fakes or dyed goods.

◆◆◆◆◆ Cosmetics ◆◆◆◆

To buy high-value cosmetics, hair care and skin care products, you might as well visit several cosmetics supermarkets in Causeway Bay, such as Sasha, Zhuo Yue and Rainbow. Even the latest and most popular goods are sold at wholesale prices, and you can buy enough at one time. In addition, cosmetics in Hong Kong are duty-free and are the best souvenirs for travel.

◆◆◆◆◆◆ Jewelry ◆◆◆◆

Hong Kong is not only the financial center of Asia, but also the center of gold ornaments and jewelry in Asia. Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok are all places where jewellery and gold shops are concentrated. To be romantic, Hong Kong has the largest, newest and most beautiful exquisite jewelry, which is given to beautiful women and will always be remembered. Practically, jewelry diamond ornaments are also a good choice for investment preservation. Those who like traditional jewelry can go to Zhou Shengsheng, Chow Tai Fook, Jingfu and other stores; Those who advocate the new school can patronize Tiffany's, Gangjin, eye-catching shops, powder boxes and so on.

◆◆◆◆ Hair accessories and jewelry ◆◆◆◆◆

There are many companies selling hair accessories and jewelry fashion accessories in Sukeng Street in Sheung Wan and Yongji Street in Central, which are the cheapest and most concentrated places I know. Can be wholesale and retail.

◆◆◆◆ Sporting goods/audio and video ◆◆◆◆◆

The most concentrated places of sporting goods in Hong Kong, even out-of-print models, can be found in Garden Street, Mong Kok. Sports stores are full of banners and cloth strips, which are enough to attract people who like sports. Sai Yeung Choi Street in Mong Kok is a scenic spot for collecting audio-visual electronic equipment. Xianda Square is the local mobile phone center.

◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆ Medicinal seafood ◆◆◆◆

Herbal tonic and dried seafood are healthy foods for people in China, and the most concentrated foods should be selected in Sheung Wan and Xihuan. There are many seafood wholesale shops, bird's nest shops and time-honored bacon shops. The whole tram lane on Des Voeux Road West is also a seafood store.