About the Tour

Known as one of the most expensive districts of Hong Kong, Causeway Bay strived from a mere little village to the commercial heart of Hong Kong Island where locals and visitors shop till they drop. Yet, together with the nearby Happy Valley district, it has also been the ground for long-standing philanthropic and religious organisations which provide the downtrodden with the much needed social welfare since the city’s inception.

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Meeting point: Entrance of Sogo facing Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay at 10:45 am
Departing time: 11 am
This experience takes you from Causeway Bay to Happy Valley, with a scenic tram ride.

Highlights include:

Jardine’s Crescent Market: cheap picks in truly fashionista’s style;

Po Leung Kuk: where deprived women and children took haven in an all men’s world;

Zoroastrian Building: early settlers and descendants of the Parsees community still congregate and worship;

St. Margaret’s Church: Catholicism’s adaptation to locality in terms of architecture;

The Hong Kong Jockey Club: founded in 1884, it remains the largest charitable organization of the city with service encompassing every aspect of life;

No. 54, Village Road: exclusive access to the 1920’s residence of elegance;

Tram ride: a movable living heritage of the city since 1901

What's not included: Tram ride fare