Fun and entertainment Hong-Kong 香港

One of the most trendy panoramic bars in Kowloon. On the 118 ^th floor of the ICC Tower, it is simply the highest bar in Asia… for the moment. In the evening, Wall Street atmosphere in goguette, think about bringing your American Express Black. Having said that, the view is interesting: It is one of the few to dominate the entire Kowloon, and the skyscrapers on both sides of the bay seem to be reduced to toothpicks!

A shop selling tea for generations.

No external sign. It is a particularly pleasant bar, with an air outside of the time… some of the th century boudoir where the huddling were held, rassemble chandeliers, frames, paintings, angelots and boas. After being an antique boutique, the Club du Boa à Feathers turned into a gallery furnished by two Victorian sofas and some old mirrors. But don't forget, here is Members only, so we must please…

The 70 Pacific Coffee branches spread across Hong Kong have at least one computer each for their customers. Free service but a consumption is welcome.

Laugh in family thanks to this unique and interactive show with Stitch. 

A superb firework, dubbed "Disney in the stars", shines every evening, around 20 h, the wonderful castle of the Beautiful Wooden Beauty. 

At the end of the day is the Avenue of Stars, on the promenade itself, this bar-terrace allows you to rest for a moment in your discovery of TST, while enjoying the views of Hong Kong skyline and the aisles of the bay boats. Fresh beer, cocktails and peanuts in the program… It is also a pleasant place to start or finish your evening smoothly.

Located on the edge of Tsim Sha Tsui, it is an art space that hosts many operas, ballets, concerts and concerts at world level (the poster is stunning during the January/February art festival).

The Hong Kong Coliseum, also known as the Hung Hom Coliseum, is a multi-purpose indoor arena located in Hong Kong's Hung Hom Bay. This minimalist architectural building is mainly used as an arena for sporting events and concerts. It is managed by the Hong Kong Leisure and Cultural Services Department. The Hong Kong Coliseum also offers services such as ticketing, catering and baby facilities.

Beer is imported from Germany and food is rich and plentiful. Enjoy the very friendly counter, where you can find a clientele of visitors, expatriates and Chinese. A pub that offers a variation in the restaurant, for those who love beer and German cuisine (pork acquainted, sausages, sauerkraut…).

A quiet and quiet place to start the evening by taking a look on the street. Football games on TV (without sound) and good music.

A beautiful new establishment with eclectic music. Whether you're a hip-hop, techno, house or rock fan, there's for all tastes. Pleasant terrace if you need to take the air.