If you shop and entertain in Hong Kong, do not miss Causeway Bay. Causeway Bay was a shoal more than a hundred years ago. After reclamation it was earth-based and gradually became a commercial area with an interconnecting road system. Now, it serves as a very popular center for shopping, dining and nightlife in Hong Kong.


If you are interested in shopping, the ultra-modern Times Square, the Japanese department stores and the fashion boutiques should not be missed. Times Square, a symbol of Causeway Bay, is the biggest emporium in this area and one of the top ten scenic sites in Hong Kong. Many well-known brands of clothing can be found here. It is also the perfect place to hold large-scale activities. Every year on New Year's Eve, the New Year Countdown Ceremony is held here, and hundreds of thousands of locals participate. Lee Garden is another shop which is renowned for its luxury brand name clothing. It is also a place frequently visited by celebrities. The City Trade Centre is a favorite shopping venue for office workers.
Although Causeway Bay is famous mainly for stocking luxury brands, reasonably priced items can also be found here. The stalls in Jardine's Bazaar where fashionable costumes and accessories are sold at normal prices are also very popular.
You can fully enjoy Hong Kong style snacks and seafood in Causeway Bay. Most of the shops and restaurants here stay open until late when the area becomes a colorful world flashing with neon and crowded with people. It is a favorite activity to take a boat or sampan and sail around the harbor, enjoying the beautiful evening and the delicious food.


The famous Victoria Park, located in the eastern part of Causeway Bay, is the biggest park in Hong Kong. It features a modern swimming pool, tennis courts, football field and other sports facilities. A statue of Queen Victoria is located near the entrance of the park. The largest-scale Lantern Festival is held here every year and this park is also a perfect site to enjoy the moon during the Mid-autumn Festival.
Q & A on Causeway Bay
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Feb. 3,2010 15:00 Reply
Ms.Ricky(India) said:
Hi ,
We will reach hongkong on friday at 8:30 AM and would like to go to Ocean Park and causeway Bay.
Could anyone tell how far these two places are and the exact exit for MTR stations
Thanks
Ricky
Feb. 3,2010 21:03
Mr.Andy replied:
Hi Ricky,
You go to Ocean Park directly after you get to HK airport? If so, you need to take S1 airport bus to get off at Tung Chung. Then take MTR (Tung Chung Line) to Lai King Station and exchange Tsuen Wan Line to get off at Admiralty. Get out at Exit B and take No.629 bus to Ocean Park.
After having fun at Ocean Park, you can take No.629 back to Admiralty and then exchange MTR to Causeway Bay. It only takes around 5 minutes.
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Dec. 8,2008 17:52 Reply
Mrs.Hurtada(Philippines) said:
Causeway is also a good place to shop. items are good and rare. Prices of clothes are very competitive. You can't even feel the heat because the climate is good in Hogkong during March-April.
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Dec. 1,2008 06:11 Reply
Ms.Karishma(India) said:
It is very nice.Before urban development and massive land reclamation,Causeway bay was a heavily silted bay.