Hong Kong is often hailed as one of the best Shopping locations in the world, with a wide variety of malls, shops and markets which sell all manner of goods, from electronics and household items such as furniture, to designer goods and authentic cuisine. Being home to shops which sell innumerable products, which can all be easily accessed via the Mass Transit Railway, it is not surprising that Hong Kong´s popularity continues to increase.

• Central – This bustling financial area is host to three main shopping areas for top brands at affordable prices. The Galleria Square, The Landmark Square and The Pacific Place offer top global designer brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton can be purchased without breaking the bank, as the majority of products from overseas are tax free.

• Causeway Bay – If late evening shopping interests you then Causeway Bay is the place to be, with the latest closing times in Hong Kong, in an area that specialises in top quality goods. This area is populated by large shopping malls and excellent dining, which makes it a popular destination for people of all tastes. Causeway Bay is home to the famous Jardine´s Crescent, a market which sells a broad and eclectic mix of goods.

•  Temple Street Night Market – a popular market for men´s fashion, this area in central Kowloon is a vibrant collection of market stalls, selling a multitude of goods, ranging from clothing and food, to trinkets and souvenirs. The night market is a great way to step into Chinese culture. Whether you are hunting for a bargain or just wish to soak up the atmosphere, this market will give you an extraordinary evening. It is easily accessible by the MTR, at either Yau Ma Tei or Jordan.

• Ladies Market – This street is home to over a hundred stalls where you can find fantastic deals on clothing. This is aptly named due to the vast quantity of clothing items and cosmetics for all tastes. However, despite its name, one can also find a wide range of male clothing. If all this haggling works you up an appetite, then you can feast on local cuisine at any of the canteens and food stands with a wide variety of Chinese specialties. Once again, this market can be accessed via the MTR, at Mongkok Station.