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Christmas Decor to See This Week in Hong Kong

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Tis the season to be jolly... and be surrounded by glittering christamas decor. Winter is a magical time, combine that with the end of the year celebrations and non stop heart warming Christmas songs playing in every street corner and you have yourself one never ending party. Seriously what's better than that!

So if you love taking in the magic of Christmas as much as I do, check out these places around Hong Kong over the Christmas break 

PMQ - Central/ Sheng Wan
TAI KWUN - Central 

Change lights on the tree 


TIMES SQUARE- Causeway Bay

Pokemon theme

Disneyland- Sunny Bay 
LANDMARK - CENTRAL 

Theme - Santa Paws Village and I highly recommend it!
PACIFIC PLACE - ADMIRALTY

HARBOUR CITY- TSIM SHA SHUI


1881 HERITAGE - TST


STANLEY PLAZA - STANLEY 

CITYGATE - TUNG CHUNG 

LINE FRIENDS THEME

MARITIME SQUARE - TSING YI

IFC 2 - IFC MALL Central 
CONRAD - ADMIRALTY 

ISLAND SHANGRILA 

MACAU

SENADO SQUARE


Venetian 



Many places have dimmed down their major holiday displays this year like New town plaza in Sha Tin and even IFC who had a story book themed installation all set up and the then suddenly taken down (see my Christmas IG story). Even harbour city which has a major outdoor display for weeks did not put it up until few days ago. If there are other places that you think are worth checking out share with me and all my readers in the comments section below. Until then Merry Christmas to all and ro all a Good night!

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