Getting to The Peak is half the fun! Take the Peak Tram from the Lower Peak Tram Terminus on Garden Road (bus 15C from the lay by outside Central Pier 6 or take a short walk from MTR Central Station Public Transport Interchange). The tram, pulled by steel cables, climbs 373 metres (about 1,200 feet) in about seven minutes. It's so steep that the buildings you pass look like they're leaning at a 45°angle! Whether you're going up or coming down, you'll love this trip. Once you get to the top, there is great shopping, dining and entertainment that awaits.

Central district is Hong Kong's seat of government and the city's financial hub. It is filled with famous skyscrapers like the Bank of China Tower, the HSBC Main Building and the two IFC towers, along with colonial-era architecture, such as the Legislative Council Building and the Pedder Building. There are numerous shops and restaurants that will make your stopover enjoyable. Browse through sophisticated department stores and local brand-name shops along Des Voeux Road Central and Queen's Road Central. Visit "The Lanes", Li Yuen streets east and west, for bargain-priced watches, clothes, shoes and luggage at street stalls open 10am - 7pm, daily.

Take the Airbus A21 that crosses the Tsing Ma Bridge, the world's longest road-and-rail suspension bridge, and goes through western Kowloon past the Kwai Chung container terminals, one of the world's busiest. Watch the LED display. Alight at "Nathan Road near Nelson Street and Bank Centre".

If you have time, walk along the waterfront promenade and visit Harbour City, the largest shopping and entertainment centre in Hong Kong with more than 700 shops and restaurants offering local and international brands. Open 10am - 9pm, daily.