10 Things to Do in Tsim Sha Tsui HK; Have Fun All Day! [2025]

As one of the liveliest districts in Hong Kong, you will not run out of things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui. Many people even book hourly hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui so they can take a short rest for a while and get busy again right after. Take a look at this list below – interesting activities for various moods and energy. Which one excites you the most?

1. Start with A Hong Kong Style Breakfast

You’re gonna need to fuel up before starting whatever things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui. And of course, nothing feels more authentic than having a breakfast at Hong-Kong-style cafe, a.k.a. cha chaan teng. It is an east-meets-west concept that reflects how this city has a strong culture yet is adaptable to the global trend. A warm pineapple bun with butter (polo bun) tastes energizing, especially with a cup of coffee on the side. You might also want to try the macaroni soup to make your set meal more fulfilling. Many cha chaan tengs are already open in the morning, especially some of the most popular ones.

Places & Estimated Rates:

• Kowloon Restaurant: HK$ 60 – HK$ 80
• Mon Kee Cafe: HK$ 40 – HK$ 60
• Red Tea: HK$ 55 – HK$ 70
• Lan Fong Yuen Tsim Sha Tsui Branch: HK$ 65 – HK$ 75
• Waso Cafe: HK$ 40 – HK$ 60

If you stay at these hotels below, the best cha chaan tengs are just a few walks away. You can also rent at hourly rates for a short rest after a cozy brunch before having more things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui.

• Modena by Fraser HK (From HK$ 460 / 6 hour)
• Seasons Hotel (From HK$ 257 / 2 hour)
• Hotel Benito (From HK$ 490 / 4 hour)
• Holiday Inn Golden Mile (From HK$ 874 / 3.5 hour)

2. Stroll Along The Promenade

For physical yet casual things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui, consider walking along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade. The coastal breeze and waterfront scenery help to unwind and create a serene atmosphere. At the southern end of the walk is the Avenue of Stars, which is Hong Kong’s version of the Walk. Occasionally, there might be street performers or special events to enhance the lively vibe here. But the most interesting event is the annual Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Races.

Places & Estimated Rates:

• Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade: FREE
• Avenue of Stars: FREE

Walking through a promenade can be a perfect idea for casual dating, as you can hold hands and have a heart-to-heart conversation. If you need a place to rest or get cozy with your lover, there is an hourly hotel nearby that you can book through Flow.

• The Royal Garden (From HK$ 1,150 / 8 hour)

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3. Walk Around Kowloon Park

For those who already have enough of the metropolitan things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Park offers a quieter atmosphere yet more surprises here and there. Of course, there will be serene spots, like a Chinese garden or a lotus pond with real-life flamingos. But beyond that, you can also find something more exciting, like an aviary or a maze garden, and even a large sports complex with swimming pools. On Sunday, the vibe goes on a whole new level, where you can see lion dance practices, kung fu demonstrations, or cultural performances. 

Places & Estimated Rates:

• Kowloon Park: FREE
• Sports Complex: FREE

Exploring this beautiful park, taking up sports activities can be exhausting, or having many things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui can be exhausting. Fortunately, there are hourly hotels within walking distance, ready to provide you with a comfortable instant rest.

• The Secret Garden Guesthouse (From HK$ 221 / 2 hour)
• Royal Pacific Hotel (From HK$ 530 / 3 hour)
• Modena by Fraser HK (From HK$ 460 / 6 hour)

4. Casual Lunch & Get Cozy

If you are planning a day with so many things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui, then you’re going to need a tasty lunch at some cozy place. Cafes and casual restaurants are scattered around this district. All of them are easily accessible by public transportation and require only a short walk. Eating Duck Confit à l’Orange at Odelice will make you feel like you’re in a romantic French movie. Or maybe you can go to Ebeneezer’s to get a vibrant Mediterranean chill and some great pizzas. Also, there is The Market for those who wish to go big with a buffet and tantalizing durian-based desserts. 

Places & Estimated Rates:

• The Market (Hotel ICON): HK$400 – HK$750
• Ebeneezer’s Kebab & Pizzeria: HK$120-HK$200
• Odelice: HK$180-HK$300

A casual lunch is essential to refuel during a daycation, allowing you to do more things in Tsim Sha Tsui for the day. And if you need an extra recharge, maybe rent a room at hourly hotels near these restaurants:

• Hotel Benito (From HK$ 490 / 4 hour)
• Oasis Avenue (From HK$ 438 / 4 hour)
• Habyt Austin (From HK$ 398 / 4 hour)

5. Cruises Along Victoria Harbour

Victoria Harbour is not only there for the nice view. In fact, cruising along this water body happens to be one of the most popular things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui. There are even several options of aquatic vehicles you can choose from – from a historical ferry, a modern water taxi, or a private yacht to rent. The journey starts from either Ocean Terminal or Kowloon Public Pier. Opt for the night cruise if you can, so you get to see the magnificent Symphony of Lights. Some packages even offer an over-the-water fine dining experience and cocktail party.

Places & Estimated Rates:

• Simple Tour: HK$ 160 – 260
• Night Cruise: HK$ 230 – 400
• Yacht Charter: Starting from HK$ 8200

Anyone planning a romantic daycation involving a cruise from Tsim Sha Tsui will need an hourly hotel, preferably somewhere close. Take a good rest and get intimate after the voyage ends, while the love is still in the air.

• Hotel Pravo (From HK$ 708 / 5 hour)
• Marco Polo (From HK$ 780 / 5.5 hour)

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6. Explore the History, Art, and Culture

Ever wonder how Hong Kong can be so futuristic while still retaining its traditional Chinese charms? Start finding the answer by visiting the Hong Kong Museum of History. After that, get on a bus from Chatham Road South to Salisbury Road. Continue your exploration to the Hong Kong Cultural Center and finish it off at the Hong Kong Museum of Art. What a day full of inspiring things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui, right?!

Places & Estimated Rates:

• Hong Kong Museum of History: HK$ 0 – 20
• Hong Kong Cultural Center: Starting from HK$ 100
• Hong Kong Museum of Art: Starting from HK$ 30

Exploring one museum can be draining, let alone multiple museums in one day. You will need a transit place between those, so you can recharge your energy to continue. These hotels are within walking distance of the museums, and you can book them at hourly rates!

• Habyt Austin (From HK$ 398 / 4 hour)
• Hotel Pravo (From HK$ 708 / 5 hour)
• Marco Polo (From HK$ 780 / 5.5 hour)
• Gateway Hotel Marco Polo (From HK$ 830 / 8 hour)

7. Fine Dining at Michelin-Starred Restaurants

Whether you are a resident or tourist, it feels wrong to be in Hong Kong and not even once experience fine dining. Make sure to insert this agenda into your list of things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui. This district alone has plenty of Michelin-starred restaurants in various cuisines – it should be easy to find one that suits your palate. Chaat offers finger-licking good Indian cuisine just a few steps from the Avenue of Stars. Not far from there, Tuber Umberto Bombana @ K11 Musea serves a magnificent array of Italian cuisines. But if you want something that feels ultimate Hong Kong, maybe try the 3-star Michelin T’ang Court, which serves the elevated versions of authentic Cantonese cuisine.

Places & Estimated Rates:

• Chaat: HK$ 700 – HK$ 1,400
• Tuber Umberto Bombana @ K11 Musea: HK $800 – HK$ 1,900
• T’ang Court: HK$ 1,400 – HK$ 2,200

People usually have more things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui either before or after a fine dining. For times when you need an accommodation to freshen up, these nearby hourly hotels are available:

• Hotel Pravo (From HK$ 708 / 5 hour)
• Gateway Hotel Marco Polo (From HK$ 830 / 8 hour)
• Modena by Fraser HK (From HK$ 460 / 6 hour)

8. Go on A Shopping Spree

Of course, there will be an endless shopping spree on the list of things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui. You can visit Harbour City, the largest shopping mall in Hong Kong, or K11 Musea, one of the city’s most luxurious waterfront shopping centers. K11 Art Mall, iSQUARE, and 1881 Heritage are also worth exploring. Besides hundreds of name-brand fashion items and local boutiques, there are also countless cozy eateries, where you can chill while refueling yourself to get back on your shopping adventure. These malls also often hold special events and art installations, adding to the fun things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui.

Places:

• Harbour City
• K11 Musea
• K11 Art Mall
• iSQUARE
• 1881 Heritage

As one of the best metropolitan districts in the world, it is an endless journey to go on a shopping spree and more entertaining things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui. To avoid getting exhausted before discovering all the sophisticated items, make sure you book a hotel nearby to take your short breaks.

• Marco Polo (From HK$ 780 / 5.5 hour)
• Holiday Inn Golden Mile (From HK$ 874 / 3.5 hour)
• Oasis Avenue (From HK$ 438 / 4 hour)
• Royal Pacific Hotel (From HK$ 530 / 3 hour)

9. Don’t Forget the Street Snacks!

It is Hong Kong! The country has countless street snacks, both traditional and modern types. Some stalls even get recommended by Michelin, so it would be a shame not to try them out while you have the chance. Among all the things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui, street-snacking from time to time is a must. Make your way to Cheung Hing Kee and get its famous sheng jian bao, especially the black truffle one. If you want something savory, Fat Boy has delightful grilled octopus on skewers, along with other options. The Mammy Pancake is another great option for those who love buttery HK-style egg puff pancakes.

Places & Estimated Rates:

• Cheung Hing Kee: HK $80 – HK$ 130
• Fat Boy: HK$30 – HK$60
• The Mammy Pancake: HK$ 30 – HK$ 60

Don’t be shy to consider snacking as the highlight of all the things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui – many people do the same. In this situation, you might want to book your hotel near these stalls. Here are your options:

• Oasis Avenue (From HK$ 438 / 4 hour)
• Marco Polo (From HK$ 780 / 5.5 hour)
• The Secret Garden Guesthouse (From HK$ 221 / 2 hour)

10. Wrap It Up at Bars!

You can’t just have so many things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui during the day and then go home when the sun is down. The nightlife in this district is another kind of fun that many people look forward to. Come to Ned Kelly’s Last Stand when you are in the mood for a live jazz band to get cozy on. There is also Delaney’s Irish Pub if you want something more energetic and alive. Meanwhile, 8Five2 Restobar will be a wonderful alternative if you think of some tacos and tequilas.

Places & Estimated Rates:

• 8Five2 Restobar: HK$ 150 – HK$ 250
• Delaney’s Irish Pub: HK$ 140 – HK$ 200
• Ned Kelly’s Last Stand: HK$ 100 – HK$ 160

Feeling too tired to go straight to the bars after too many things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui? Have a stop at one of these hourly hotels. A few hours of lying back should be sufficient to get you ready for a gleaming nightlife.

• Habyt Austin (From HK$ 398 / 4 hour)
• Marco Polo (From HK$ 780 / 5.5 hour)
• Hotel Pravo (From HK$ 708 / 5 hour)

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With so many things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui, your day can be quite exhausting. You’ll need a hotel, but you might not always need an overnight stay. Sometimes, you just need a few hours of accommodation to rest and recharge.

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