Explore the Hong Kong Heritage Museum for a unique mix of history, art, and culture. With an exhibition area of some 7,500 square meters, the museum houses five permanent galleries - the Jin Yong Gallery, the Cantonese Opera Heritage Hall, the T.T. Tsui Gallery of Chinese Art, the Chao Shao-an Gallery, and the Children's Discovery Gallery - as well as six thematic galleries that host exhibitions showcasing the diverse treasures of the Chinese heritage.

Stroll down Hollywood Road and Cat Street. Hollywood Road in Central is lined with galleries and antique shops offering ancient and contemporary, Asian and Western works. A very different expression of creativity can be seen in the form of art and graffiti on the walls of the many little alleys leading off the street. A short walk leads to Upper Lascar Row – known as Cat Street – where visitors can find rare Ming dynasty furniture, an ancient snuff bottle, or even a Cultural Revolution propaganda poster.

Visit Lantau Island, the largest of Hong Kong's islands located at the mouth of the Pearl River. Buddhist architecture; fireworks over Sleeping Beauty's castle; a long sandy beach; a mall of shopping outlets — Lantau Island has it all. This island also features a sitting 34-meter high Tian Tan Buddha statue. The ideal springboard to exploring Lantau Island and the Buddha is the Ngong Ping 360, a cable car that departs daily from Tung Chung.