CENTRAL. An addition to the Central district, Admiralty is noted for contemporary landmarks such as the Supreme Court Tower, Hong Kong Park and Pacific Place ­ a magnificent hotel, office and shopping facility. Be sure to take in the scenic views of the harbor.

CAUSEWAY BAY. Formerly a fishing harbor and warehouse district, this is now a prime location for first-rate shopping and dining options. This neighborhood teems with a local crowd, both young and old. Causeway Bay runs the complete gamut of shopping options, from an up-scale shopping mall in Times Square to food markets selling traditional Asian ingredients, fresh fish, poultry, and pork.

CENTRAL. Here in the heart of the city is where you'll find a thriving sector of business, transportation, and municipality. There are also a number of architectural landmarks in the area.

CENTRAL. Hong Kong's "antiques row" ­ this is where you'll find about a half mile of shops specializing in Asian antiques. Hollywood Road is home to the more upscale of these, while Cat Street (also known as Upper Lascar Row) has more affordable goods. A great place to find everything from exquisite Ming dynasty furniture to tough PLA bags to dainty little perfume bottles.

CENTRAL. The popular social climate makes this a well-frequented sector of Hong Kong. The main street is closed off to automobiles, making this a pedestrian-oriented district. Located in an older part of Central, fans of international cuisine will be quite pleased with the variety of top-notch restaurants that are located here. Choose from local favorites specializing in Asian, Cajun, French, Manchurian, Italian, Thai, and Nepalese. From Lan Kwai Fong, take the escalator up to SoHo's Staunton or Elgin Street.