Aqua Spirit, Hong Kong

Aqua Spirit, Hong Kong

Aqua Spirit in Hong Kong is an iconic bar that has earned a reputation for being a must-visit establishment, despite its slightly higher price range. Located on the 30th floor, this sophisticated penthouse lounge offers breathtaking views of the cityscape, especially at night when the vibrant atmosphere truly comes alive.

The panoramic windows of the interior dining room offer an impressive and spacious setting, allowing guests to indulge in Italian and Japanese cuisine while enjoying the magnificent backdrop of Victoria Harbour. The menu caters to all dining occasions, including lunch, brunch, and dinner.

In addition to the elegant interior, Aqua Spirit boasts two expansive outdoor terraces that provide even more stunning vistas of the water, Hong Kong Island, and the Kowloon skyline. These terraces are perfect for a pre-or post-dinner drink, allowing patrons to savor sundowners while basking in the mesmerizing cityscape. The bar itself is renowned for its perfectly crafted signature cocktails, premium spirits, and a fine selection of wines, ensuring that every drink is a delightful experience.

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Sight Name: Aqua Spirit
Sight Location: Hong Kong, Hong Kong (See walking tours in Hong Kong)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub

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