There are a great number of shopping malls that are scattered all over Hong Kong area. Each of the shopping centers provides a truly enjoyable experience for its customers and guests to savor with. Some locals or tourists prefer a particular shopping center but the shops and boutiques are just similar, so as an advice, just go to the mall that is closest to where you’re hotel are and enjoy the busy shopping scenario in Hong Kong.

Is an enormous shopping center located in Tsim Sha Tsui. It is the biggest shopping mall in Hong Kong having an area of two million sq ft. It’s one of the main tourist attractions in Tsim Sha Tsui. It offers its visitors a one – stop entertainment and shopping experience – with its delightful worldwide cuisine, those splendid harbor views and the endless fun in shopping. You can get there by MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui station at exit A1 Jamia masjid Islamic to Harbour City or you can embark on the Star Ferry.

Is another huge shopping center in Hong Kong. You can get there by taking on the MTR at the Admiralty station.

One of those mega shopping structures in Hong Kong where a blend of small chains and expensive brands. It also houses the biggest ice skating rink all over Hong Kong. The Festival Walk’s spectacular scenery and the accessibility have made it the ideal location for those famous retail names and those highly regarded companies. To get there just take the KCR or MTR East Rail to Kowloon Tong Station.

is another huge shopping center in Hong Kong that also has an ice – skating rink for its guests and visitors to enjoy. You can get there by embarking on the MTR to Taikoo station on the Island Line.

Is known for housing those spectacular luxurious brands of shops like Dior, Vuiton, Gucci, Fendi and others. It is located in Central, Pedder St. It is just a five minute walk from the Hong Kong Station.

Is the all new shopping center that operates around the clock for 24 hours. It is located in Kwun Tong. To get there just take on the MTR and get off at the Kwun Tong station.

Is located just near to the Star Ferry and the Outlying Islands Ferry Piers. You won’t miss it. It also has many of those luxury brand shops, a pricey cinema and the most superb views of the beautiful harbour from its rooftop.

Is a fashionable multi storey Shopping center that has a big food courts at its lower level and those classy gourmet dining at the upper level. You can get there by MTR to Causeway Bay station and exit at Times Square. Typically, it is crowded on weekends.

Is located just right next to Tung Chung MTR station. Citygate Outlet Mall offers mostly those mid – priced brands like Levi’s, Espirit, Nike, Timberland, Adidas, Giordano and Quicksilver.

Can be found in Sham Shui Po. Golden Arcade is focused in selling TV and computer gaming related products. To get there, just take on the MTR to the Sham Shui Po station. There are other computer shopping canters that has a good atmosphere are the following: Star City in Tsim Sha Tsui which can be located at the top of McDonald’s upon getting out from Star Ferry; Mong Kok Computer Center located on Nelson Street just a 2 minute walk from Mong Kok MTR station and Exit on E2; Windsor House Computer City located in Causeway Bay; and Wan Chai Computer Mall which is located just right outside of Wan Chai MTR station.

Or otherwise called as DFS is located in Tsim Sha Tsui just across from the Harbour City Shopping Mall and east of Tsim Sha Tsui. Duty Free Shopping Center can be found right in the heart of Hong Kong itself not just in its own airport because Hong Kong is a tax- free city. Shopping in DFS is an excellent way to shop all those luxurious items without the burden of an added sales tax.

These are the finest places to shop for a cheap yet stylish Asian style clothes. Majority of its bargains are lady clothes, accessories and bags. If you are looking for something that is rather different, it’s a guarantee that you can find it in these three malls. It is located near the E exit of MTR Causeway Bay station.