Hongkong Shopping Guide

Best Places to shop in Hongkong

Hongkong has wide venues for shopping. In Hongkong, you can buy a Japanese electronics cheaper than what they originally cost in where the product is made from. Let us check the following places in Hongkong and see what we can get from them.

The Landmark Atrium – Central – is a shopping mall that is connected directly to the Central Mass Transit Railway (MTR) station. The mall is located at the atrium of the facility that connects the 48-story Gloucester Tower with the 47-story Edinburgh Tower.  The Landmaark is probably the most upscale shopping center in the world.  They have almost all the known brands. Are you looking for Gucci? Ralph Lauren? Christian Dior? Versace? Louis Vuitton? Harvey Nichols? Marc Jacobs? Dolce & Gabbana? You name it they have it here and there are still more.

Langham Place – Mongkok – is located in Kowloon and is the tallest office tower in town.  This mall is also connected to Mongkok (MRT) station. Seibu department store, i.t., G2000, and Yoshinoya are just one of the stores that you can see inside the mall. And there’s more.

Prince's Building – Central – is a place wherein you can easily waste your money. Prince’s Building is located on Statue Square in Central, near Landmark. Cartier and Chanel, Hugo Boss and Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren and Piaget are some of the stores that Prince’s Building has.

Cityplaza - Tai Koo, Eastern District – is directly built on top of the Tai Koo MTR station. You can see Marks & Spencer as the main department store. The mall has a skating rink that draws many of its shoppers. Stores they have includes Toys “R” Us, DKNY, Calvin Klein and lots more.