41. Visit Madame Tussauds on Your Birthday
Spend your birthday mingling with your favourite Hollywood stars without spending a dollar, or better still, take up to three friends with you and get them 60 percent off their tickets, by showing your IDs. Discover more
free things to do on your birthday.
42. Work Up a Sweat
Work up a sweat, but not a debt, at one of Hong Kong’s many free group workout classes. Join the
Hong Kong Trail Runners or
Harbour Runners who plan training sessions and runs each week, or the
November Project and
Sunday Shred who focus on toning their abs.
43. Perform at a Comedy Club
Laughs are free if you take to the stage at
TakeOut Comedy club and perform at an open mic night which are held every Tuesday. Go on, it’s your time to shine! Discover
more comedy clubs in Hong Kong.
44. Go Camping
Escape the bustling city and pitch your tent in one of Hong Kong’s
41 camp sites located in lush green country parks, glistening beaches, and secluded islands. Top choices are
Sai Yuen Farm in Cheung Chau,
Pui O beach on Lantau,
and Tai Long Wan in Sai Kung.
45. Catch Some Jazz
Get your toes tapping at one of the
popular jazz joints which offer free entry. Popular haunts include
Ned Kelly’s Last Stand,
Peel Fresco,
Gecko, and
Foxglove.
46. Rock the Night Away
You don’t have to be rich and famous to live the rock star life when you can air-guitar the night away at
live music venues like
The Wanch,
Dusk till Dawn, and
Rock Angel Band House.
47. Explore the Islands Around Hong Kong
Assuming you’re willing to part with the piddly ferry fare, Hong Kong’s outlying islands are full of gorgeous sandy beaches, beautiful hiking trails, and tasty seafood restaurants.
Lamma,
Cheung Chau, and
Lantau are popular weekend getaways for citydwellers loving to unwind.
48. Visit Hong Kong Wetland Park
Learn about the city’s fragile ecosystem and plethora of wildlife at this world-class conservation, education, and tourist facility in the northern part of Tin Shui Wai in Yuen Long. More than 235 different species of birds, 50 kinds of dragonflies, and 150 different butterflies call this landscape home.
49. Snap Some Shots for the Gram
Hunt down Hong Kong’s most Instagram-worthy photo spots, and tag
#localiiz while you’re at it. Popular places include the rainbow-coloured housing estates in
Shek Kip Mei and
Sham Shui Po, the
Western District Public Cargo Pier (known as ‘Instagram Pier’), and the
'Monster Building’ (aka Yick Cheong Building) in Quarry Bay.
50. Explore Kowloon Walled City Park
Visit the beautiful 2.7 hectare garden which sits on the site of the former Kowloon Walled City, remembered today as a haven of crime and debauchery. The site features an outdoor display area with a shadow wall and model of the city, and six indoor exhibition rooms which reveal its history.
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