Join me on an uninterrupted walk through Wan Chai, Downtown Hong Kong. We’ll start outside the Wan Chai MTR Station on Johnston Road, then explore key sights along Hennessy Road, Queen's Road East, Stone Nullah Lane, and Wan Chai Road, before looping back to the MTR Station to complete the journey.
0:00 Highlights
0:38 Wan Chai MTR Exit A3 on Johnston Road
0:57 Johnston Rd
2:26 Hennessy Rd
3:25 Wan Chai MTR Exit B1 on Hennessy Rd
3:36 Wan Chai MTR Exit B2 & Public Toilets
4:22 Southorn Playground
5:40 Crossing Luard Rd
8:00 Crossing Fenwick St
9:19 Johnston Rd
12:47 Woo Cheong Pawn Shop
14:33 Trams & Woo Cheong
16:22 Ship St
17:44 Queen's Rd East
19:34 Swatow St
23:20 Back onto Queen's Rd East
24:01 Crossing Amoy St
24:36 Upmarket shopping boulevard - Lee Tung St
25:55 Shortcut to Wanchai MTR
29:45 Back to Queen's Rd East
30:33 Crossing Queen's Rd East
30:10 Crossing Spring Garden Lane
31:41 Rolls-Royce dealer at work
34:13 Stone Nullah Lane
37:35 Back to Queen's Rd East
38:04 Wan Chai Rd
40:09 Wan Chai outdoor markets - Cross St
43:29 Back to Wan Chai Rd
45:47 May Wah Mansion
46:48 Crossing Wan Chai Rd
48:41 Burrows St
49:51 Hennessy Rd
52:14 Scenic scene of May Wah Mansion #1
52::47 Scenic scene of May Wah Mansion #2
56:13 Wan Chai MTR Exit A3
▶ About Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Wan Chai is one of Hong Kong’s most historic and vibrant districts, located on the northern shore of Hong Kong Island. Originally a fishing village, it became an important commercial area during the British colonial period and has since evolved into a bustling hub of business, culture, and nightlife. The area blends old and new, with traditional markets and historical sites alongside modern high-rise buildings and office towers. Wan Chai is home to key landmarks such as the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, a symbol of the city’s status as a global business centre, and the iconic Golden Bauhinia Square, where the handover of Hong Kong to China took place in 1997. For visitors, Wan Chai offers a mix of cultural, historical, and modern experiences. The lively streets of Hennessy Road and Johnston Road are lined with shops, restaurants, and markets, offering a taste of local life. Historical sites like the Blue House, a well-preserved example of early 20th-century architecture, and the Wan Chai Livelihood Museum provide a glimpse into the area’s past. Tourists can also explore the bustling nightlife scene with a variety of bars and eateries, and visit the nearby Victoria Park for some green space in the heart of the city. Whether you're interested in history, food, or modern attractions, Wan Chai offers a dynamic and diverse experience for all.
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