Hong Kong Antiques Hunting (Self Guided), Hong Kong
Discover lots of hidden treasures and vintage inspiration for the home when you wander Hollywood Road. This is one of the oldest streets in Hong Kong, first laid in 1844, shortly after the island became a British colony. The street is populated with more than a dozen antique stores selling a variety of objects and curiosities from times gone by. These stores feature unique finds, knick-knacks, memorabilia and quality collectables, such as porcelains, photographs, jewelry, Chinese furniture, sculptures and Tibetan rugs.
Stepping through some of their front doors is like walking into the most wonderful museums, stuffed with fascinating items that demand your attention. There are more antique items to be uncovered in Lascar Row, at one end of Hollywood Street. This 200-meter road, also known as Cat Street is lined with a good number of antique stores.
Rummage through shelves and floor spaces that are crammed with curios and oriental antiques, such as old coins, propaganda booklets and leaflets, furniture, jewelry and jade articles. There are items to suit all budgets. Nearby is Lok Ku Road, a haven of handcraft stores and shops selling exquisite imperial-inspired furniture.
Stepping through some of their front doors is like walking into the most wonderful museums, stuffed with fascinating items that demand your attention. There are more antique items to be uncovered in Lascar Row, at one end of Hollywood Street. This 200-meter road, also known as Cat Street is lined with a good number of antique stores.
Rummage through shelves and floor spaces that are crammed with curios and oriental antiques, such as old coins, propaganda booklets and leaflets, furniture, jewelry and jade articles. There are items to suit all budgets. Nearby is Lok Ku Road, a haven of handcraft stores and shops selling exquisite imperial-inspired furniture.
How it works: A discovery walk features a route using which you can explore a popular city neighborhood on your own. This walk, along with other self-guided walks in over 1,500 cities, can be found on the app "GPSmyCity: Walks in 1K+ Cities" which can be downloaded from Apple App Store or Google Play Store to your mobile phone or tablet. The app's built-in GPS navigation functions allow following this walk route with ease. The app works both online and offline, so no data plan is needed when traveling abroad.
Hong Kong Antiques Hunting Map
Guide Name: Hong Kong Antiques Hunting
Guide Location: Hong Kong » Hong Kong
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Discovery)
Travel Distance: 1.4 Km or 0.9 Miles
Author: vickyc
Guide Location: Hong Kong » Hong Kong
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Discovery)
Travel Distance: 1.4 Km or 0.9 Miles
Author: vickyc
1) Hollywood Road
2) Hollywood Road
3) Hollywood Road, Curious Court
4) Lok Ku Road
5) Lok Ku Road
6) Lok Ku Road
7) Lok Ku Road
8) Lok Ku Road, Evora Building
9) Upper Lascar Row
10) Hollywood Road
11) Hollywood Road
12) Hollywood Road
13) Hollywood Road
14) Hollywood Road
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