Hong Kong Itinerary: Three Days with Kids, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Hong Kong had been on our travel wish list for some time. In fact, we were all set to go back聽in 2015 when聽my husband聽got ill聽and we had to聽cancel our travel plans. With some expectation, we finally visited Hong Kong during聽a stop-off to Bali. This time we had not one but two children in tow ages 4 and 10 months. Not often considered a family-friendly destination, we found hilly Hong Kong island a struggle at times with a pushchair. While its densely populated streets filled with over 7 million inhabitants (plus extra Chinese tourists as it was a bank holiday weekend) proved was hectic and busy. But the cultural experience outweighed the small challenges and our expectations did not let us down. As we鈥檇 never been before, we let the children fall into our plans rather than do the activities targeting families (such as Disneyland). Do check out聽my guide for visiting the city with kids聽for practical advice. Here鈥檚 a run down of what we did in Hong Kong in three days.

We flew from London Heathrow to Hong Kong with Cathay Pacific on a night flight. Mrs T was happy watching movies before sleeping while our 11 month old,聽Cheeky, slept for around 5 hours in the bassinet. Result! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: Hong Kong Itinerary: Three Days with Kids
Guide Location: Hong Kong » Hong Kong
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Elizabeth Callaghan
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:

Royal Plaza
Museum of Art
Clock Tower
Hong Kong Observation Wheel
Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Man Mo temple
WooLooMooLoo
Dim Dim Sum
Zoological and Botanical Gardens

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