Must-visit in Hong-Kong

Kitipan Kitbamroong: Morning visits are always the best, no crowds and good sea breeze.

Jaunted: For first-time riders: yes, take it all the way up, but beware that it goes downward in the morning rush hour. When it goes up later in the day, the way to get back down is steps underneath

Pechluck Laskey: sit on the right side going up for the view of the skyline

glo l: Lovely views...a great snapshot of the city below..come to the peak to get a breath of fresh air

Jérémy: Enjoy a double whooper with a view on the Victoria Harbour !

Lee Mc: one of many sectors in Hong Kong, which is the biggest market center in Hong Kong

Laura CT: Free in Wednesdays closed on Tuesdays. But $10hkd is definitely worth it

Cat Rust: Awesome interactive displays, great way to keep kids entertained for hours but avoid the crowds. If you come at the weekend come early

Alon Berman: Starts 8pm. Grab a seat on Kowloon side for best view.

Stephen Forte: Get the entrance ticket to the Big Buddha and have the included vegetarian lunch at the monetary.

Hilmi Hamzah: Try the boat cruise. You'll be amazed by the salty sight.

Lok T: Free access to the 43th floor to see hong kong's Victoria harbour

Doron Vermaat: The fourth tallest skyscraper in Hong Kong. Completed in 1998 and traditionally the preferred place for lots of technology and media startups. Famous for it's bad feng shui. Read more.

司徒俊: Worth visiting just to look at the architecture. Designed and built many years ago but still an icon for HK.