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Lee Tung Street

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Ho ********
4 Nov 2025
everything is good. will visit again. nice
英昭 **
4 Nov 2025
Even if you don't know your schedule, you can make a reservation right before, so you can go to the Peak Tram, buy a ticket right before the entrance, and enter with the QR code on the voucher.
2+
Stephanie **********
4 Nov 2025
At The Peak tram building entrance, head over to Madam Tussauds to exchange your ticket to The Peak tickets. use it to scan the turnstiles for the tram and the skydeck (top floor). for madam tussauds, use your klook voucher. don’t throw your peak ticket as it serves are your roundtrip ticket. and then sit on the right side going up and left side going down
2+
Stephanie **********
4 Nov 2025
location is just infront of a tram, just make sure you have your octopus metro card. the hotel offers free bus drop offs to nearby places at a given schedule, including the airport express train drop off. the staff and breakfast is good. altho this hotel does not have nearby convenience stores. you have to go a few blocks. foodpanda works but they drop off the food at the lobby which is ok. hotel is clean, free water stations at every floor. no toiletries bring your own. and oh yea, this is located behind a cemetery hehehe but its ok
Stephanie **********
4 Nov 2025
location is just infront of a tram, just make sure you have your octopus metro card. the hotel offers free bus drop offs to nearby places at a given schedule, including the airport express train drop off. the staff and breakfast is good. altho this hotel does not have nearby convenience stores. you have to go a few blocks. foodpanda works but they drop off the food at the lobby which is ok. hotel is clean, free water stations at every floor. no toiletries bring your own. and oh yea, this is located behind a cemetery hehehe but its ok
ng *******
4 Nov 2025
There's a wide variety of seafood, and aside from the disappointing oysters, everything else was very fresh. The cooked dishes were quite good, and the prices were discounted, making it a great value.
2+
So *******
4 Nov 2025
Buy-one-get-one-free is a great deal, I really like the quiet and elegant environment, the service is very good, the food selection is not too much, but the lunch is sufficient, the hot food and desserts are delicious 👍😋
2+
唐 **
4 Nov 2025
If it's your first time in Hong Kong, I highly recommend taking a ride, it has a very different atmosphere compared to a typical cruise, with a gentle breeze and a view of the entire Hong Kong night scene. If you want to choose your seats first, you need to board and disembark at the same location to be in the first group to select seats.
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What to know about Lee Tung Street

Lee Tung Street, also known as Wedding Card Street, was a renowned center for publishing and manufacturing wedding cards in Wan Chai, Hong Kong. Despite its demolition in 2007, the street holds significant cultural and historical value, especially for its printing industry and traditional Chinese wedding items. Experience the charm of Lee Tung Street in Hong Kong, a vibrant destination filled with Chinese lanterns, quaint cafes, and a mix of old and new shops. Explore this tree-lined pedestrian avenue that was once known as 'wedding card street' for its bridal shops and services. Discover the unique blend of traditional and modern architecture as you stroll along this picturesque street. Discover the transformation of Lee Tung Street, once known as the Wedding Card street in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, into the vibrant Lee Tung Avenue. Experience the fusion of tradition and modernity in this outdoor shopping boulevard.
Lee Tung St, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Lee Tung Street

Explore the shops selling cosmetics, cakes, toys, jewelry, and more. Admire the Chinese lanterns that line the avenue, creating a magical atmosphere. Don't miss the quaint cafes with beautiful pastries and unique items on display.

The Peak

Take a tram ride to The Peak for breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour and the city skyline. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the shaded circle path with panoramic views of the surroundings. Marvel at the luxurious homes and apartments perched on the mountain.

Lee Tung Avenue

Formerly Lee Tung Street, this avenue offers a unique shopping experience with a mix of local and international brands, cafes, and restaurants.

Cultural Significance

Lee Tung Street played a vital role in Hong Kong's cultural heritage, with its printing industry and wedding card shops becoming iconic symbols of the city's traditions.

Historical Importance

The street's history dates back to the 1950s, with notable figures like Dai Wangshu establishing bookstores. The demolition in 2007 sparked controversy over the loss of cultural heritage.

Redevelopment as Lee Tung Avenue

Following the demolition, Lee Tung Street was redeveloped into Lee Tung Avenue, a luxury shopping and housing development. The new street retains some historic elements while offering modern amenities.

Community Concerns

The redevelopment faced criticism from former shop owners and residents, highlighting economic challenges and concerns over preserving social networks. The controversy led to the formation of social movements advocating for heritage preservation.

Culture and History

Lee Tung Street, formerly known as 'wedding card street,' offers insights into Hong Kong's bridal industry. The street's transformation into a vibrant shopping destination reflects the city's blend of tradition and modernity.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in popular local dishes and treats at the cafes along Lee Tung Street. Try the overpriced jams, pastries, and other delicacies while enjoying the charming ambiance of the area.

Pedestrianization

Experience the pedestrian-friendly environment of Lee Tung Avenue, allowing visitors to stroll leisurely and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

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