Ocean Park Market Hong Kong Travel Guide: Hong Kong Hotel, Tour, Attractions, Map, Pictures and Town Bus.

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International Flights

The Peak Hong Kong

Hong Kong is rightly famed all over the world for the stunning views from Victoria Peak - a sight that never fails to amaze visitors as they behold the almost unbelievable panorama virtually stretching as far as he eye can see. Neatly bisecting the near and far land masses is Victoria Harbour, its waters constantly being traversed by all manner of craft ranging from stately passenger liners and plodding freighters to sprightly Star Ferries and darting jetfoils.

And now this fabulous sight has been even further enhanced by one of Hong Kong's most imaginative and futuristic buildings, the seven-storey Peak Tower, an all-in-one viewing, dining and entertainment centre.
Designed by British architect Terry Farrell to take the fullest advantage of the sights, it devotes 20 per cent of its total space to viewing terraces that seem to be suspended in space above the stupendous visual feast dramatically occupying almost the whole skyline.

When finally sated by the view, visitors can now enjoy the many superb attractions offered by the Peak Tower, which was opened in 1997.

Among the entertainments is Madame Tussauds HongKong , displaying more than 100 highly life-like figures including International Stars like Tiger Wood and Jackie Chan as well as local favourites, Aaron Kwok, Cecilia Cheung and Joey Yung.

As befits such a world-class tourist attraction, The Peak is served by a modern funicular railway (called, incidentally, the Peak Tram) whose sturdy carriages seem to assume near-perpendicular angles as they giddily whisk passengers up to the top. The less adventurous might prefer to take a taxi up the twisting road through the Mid-Levels or a No 15 bus from Central.