If you’re exploring the city for the first time, I recommend you go to this area first. While walking you can see a few statues of Bruce Lee, along with the Avenue of Stars. All of the tourist locations are nearby to each other. There’s no direction on where to go but it’s just an easy walk along the area since there’s a lot of similar tourists that were exploring around as well.

Lovely area to take a stroll, enjoy visits to various landmarks, cultural venues, shopping centres and restaurants or, indeed, to just admire the skyline on Hong Kong Island opposite. Definitely worth visiting at night to watch the laser show titled "Symphony of the Stars". The Promenade is hard surface, the addition of more shade structures or mature trees would be a plus.

Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade is where the Avenue of Stars sits on, and it is along the Victoria Harbor. Most people come here for the Symphony of Lights show at 8pm. We came during the Christmas season and loved that almost all shops facing the promenade put up their own little Christmas lightings. Felt like a street of Christmas light-ups, and something more to see other than the skyline + laser show + handprints. During 2023 Christmas, Dior's Christmas tree and carousel definitely stole the limelight!

Difficult to express in words. I am walking the Promenade every time in HK and is never enough. Evening is the perfect time, when the show of lights is conquering all the landscape making this the best place to be. I recommend a hotel in the area with harbor view to enjoy it 24/7!

This is a long promenade so take your time walking around. The views of the harbour and city are very beautiful especially at night. Few harbour cruises start from here if you wish to take a cruise. It gets crowded close to 8pm for the Symphony of Lights. It is very relaxing walking around here to appreciate the beauty of the city. You will also pass shopping centres and other eateries if you need to drop by any of them.