It is a good walkway & a part of it they have made it like a holywood walk of fame with the famous chinese & hong kong movie actors. The highlight is the light show that happens on some evenings (dont know the schedule) which is a synchronized show from the buildings on the either side of the bay along... More

Worth the 4 minutes of subway, you will see the Hong Kong Island on one side and the nice shopping and edifices on the other side, including a museum and the opera house. Make sure you do not miss that area. Enjoy!

One of the best ways to relax and kill time is to stroll the promenade enjoying on the world's most spectacular sites, the Hong Kong skyline. Your body might be relaxed but your eyes will be working overtime.

We enjoy the awesome scenery of the skyscraper across the walkway. Luckily we went there on foggy day on April, so we could enjoy the walk without being overheated by the sun. What the most exciting thing for me is to see the Boat with red sail which you can not see anywhere else but in Hong Kong. Very impressive.... More

What can I say? Rather than commend positively this attraction I couldn't do. In the southern area of Kowloon overlooks this promenade, a beautiful and unforgettable path walk stunning during the day and more beautiful in the evening, if you visiting it during the night for the first time the sight from here is fascinated and gasping for air for... More

An excellent flat walk for all the family. A spectacular view of the HK skyline and buildings on the HK Island side. Plenty of photo opportunites and also some chances to grab a coffee. Can become extraordinarily crowded particularly on NYE.

The promenade is just all right. It's a good spot to see the Symphony of Lights and usually very touristy for my taste.

No matter how many days you going to be in Hong Kong,this Promenade is a place you don't want to miss.Everybody is here just to witness the thousands of skyline lights and the amazing laser shots up the sky..this is probably one thing you don't get to see in some cities since Hong Kong is much of a New York... More

Plenty to see as you walk along the harbour front. We find the Avenue of Stars a bit tacky but despite this it is a good walk as there is always something happening in the harbour. It can be a bit busy and you can get baked in hot weather. Partway down there is a walkway across the road to... More