Essential Free Tour Hong Kong

Are you going to miss the best introduction to this bustling, chaotic and beautiful island?
Talk to a local guide about the conflicting past and future of Hong Kong while enjoying the best landmarks.
Visit a former jail, walk through local markets and see stunning Man Mo Temple.

FAQs for Free Tours

Hong Kong is undoubtedly one of the most famous, energetic, surreal islands in the world. This incredibly wealthy, overpopulated, and super developed city is also home to some of the most beautiful and best protected jungles and beaches in this part of the world. Hong Kong City is a wonderful place to discover on foot, but for newcomers it might be hard to find their way along the extensive network of elevated footbridges, tunnels and lobbies that connect high-density areas around Victoria Harbour. If you want to visit the best landmarks of Hong Kong with all of the fun and none of the stress, then here is the best plan for you: join the best Essential Free Tour in Hong Kong with a local guide and a small group of international travelers!

During your Free Essential Tour in Hong Kong, you will walk around the better-known landmarks in the historical center of the city, as well as discover amazing street food and walk along authentic streets that you would never find on your own, even with an online map! Victoria Harbour will be one of the highlights of your trip. This stunning strip of water between Hong Kong Island and the mainland offers amazing views of stunning skyscrapers, the central waterfront promenade, some of the biggest malls in Asia, shopping streets, restaurants for all palates, and the Avenue of Stars. Here tourists are able to see handprints and statues of Hong Kong's most famous entertainers, and even take a picture with the iconic statue of Bruce Lee.

Walking through iconic sights in Hong Kong such as Central Plaza or the Western Market, guests on the tour will be able to understand the melting pot of cultures that shaped this absolutely unique city. You will discover the meaning behind the name of this wonderful place (literally, “Fragrant Island”), understand the past of Hong Kong before the Qing dynasty ceded the island to the British Empire in 1842, and the future that opened for Hongkongers once their land was returned to China. You will also learn about the authentic life in the city and get great tips to make the best of your stay: from transport, to delicious food, to spirituality and traditional medicine. This really has to be one of the best ways to spend a day in Hong Kong!