Times Square, Hong Kong
Times Square is considered the first of its kind, the first "vertical mall" in Hong Kong. Due to the high land price in Hong Kong, and the higher yield on retail property, Times Square departs from the common western model of the flat shopping mall. The space allocated to retail is configured over 9 stories. The mall and lifts to the office tower are accessible by long escalators linking the ground floor podium and the first level of the mall.
Why You Should Visit:
Definitely a mall suitable for all ages, styles, and budgets; a couple of big luxury brands occupy the first 2 floors. The brands then start to turn to a mass market for the next 8 floors, while the top floors are for kids and food and also a cinema complex. The basement has a few other more popular and inexpensive shopping brands, and it connects to the metro line. The ground area is a public space and many exhibitions are held there (with some more interesting than others).
Tip:
Unless you hit a shop when they are having a sale, you won't find any "bargain" shopping here, just because of the location.
Why You Should Visit:
Definitely a mall suitable for all ages, styles, and budgets; a couple of big luxury brands occupy the first 2 floors. The brands then start to turn to a mass market for the next 8 floors, while the top floors are for kids and food and also a cinema complex. The basement has a few other more popular and inexpensive shopping brands, and it connects to the metro line. The ground area is a public space and many exhibitions are held there (with some more interesting than others).
Tip:
Unless you hit a shop when they are having a sale, you won't find any "bargain" shopping here, just because of the location.
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Times Square on Map
Sight Name: Times Square
Sight Location: Hong Kong, Hong Kong (See walking tours in Hong Kong)
Sight Type: Shopping
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Sight Location: Hong Kong, Hong Kong (See walking tours in Hong Kong)
Sight Type: Shopping
Guide(s) Containing This Sight:
Walking Tours in Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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Tour Duration: 1 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 2.8 Km or 1.7 Miles
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Travel Distance: 2.5 Km or 1.6 Miles
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Travel Distance: 3.7 Km or 2.3 Miles
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Travel Distance: 3.7 Km or 2.3 Miles
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Tour Duration: 2 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 4.6 Km or 2.9 Miles
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Travel Distance: 4.6 Km or 2.9 Miles
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