Erin Hunter
Revered as a shopaholic's dream come true Hong Kong is littered with mega shopping malls and department stores galore. Luxurious and elegant here is a list of the country's top shopping complexes.
Located within the busy surroundings of Causeway Bay the Times Square Shopping Mall is an iconic retail landscape in Hong Kong. Spread out across an impressive 14 floors the sky-piercing department store is home to recognized global brands such as DKNY and Marks & Spencer with regional giants the likes of Anna Sui also claiming shop space in this mega shopping complex with two basement floors.
Revered as one of the oldest and most prestigious retail venues in Hong Kong The Landmark is a high-end shopping hub for the brand conscious. Spread out across five plush floors The Landmark contains flagship stores of globally recognized labels that are hardly found anywhere else in the region.
Occupying the metropolitan confines of Central, IFC Mall is situated just above the Hong Kong station. Sprawled across more than four floors the IFC Mall packs in 200 luxury stores within its walls including a state-of-the-art cinema and gymnasium. Overlooking Victoria Harbour the IFC Mall is renowned as a diner's hub as some of the city's best restaurants are also found here.
A true blue shopaholic's dream come true Harbour City is located in fashionable Tsim Sha Tsui. Home to a whopping 700 retail outlets the locale is also home to more than 50 restaurants and cafes, A Cineplex spread out over four floors is also part of the landscape that has been divided in to four regions. Dubbed the Ocean Centre, Ocean Terminal, Gateway Arcade and Marco Polo Hong Kong Arcade the venue is a veritable city within a city.
Occupying the heart of Hong Kong with stunning views across Victoria Harbour Pacific Place or Admiralty is a decidedly high-end shopper's paradise spread out across four floors. Encompassing three department stores the venue boasts 130 flagship outlets as well. A regular stopover among many Hong Kong site seeing tours the locale is also close to renowned hospitality bases such as the Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong.
Ideally situated in the western quarter of Kowloon Elements is a unique shopping mall in Hong Kong. Embodying the five main elements in Chinese culture, water, earth, fire, wood and metal the locale is divided in to five regions based on the aforementioned elements. Home to an ice skating rink and the largest cinema in Hong Kong the mall is also a popular dining venue thanks to the host of fine dining restaurants occupying its plush interio
As one of Yee Wo Street's most popular department stores the SOGO Japanese Department Store offers shoppers a wider range of luxury items with a special focus on Japanese labels. Sprawled across an impressive 19 floors, the massive complex houses retail outlets selling everything from beauty products, home ware and clothing to electronics and toys.
