If you’re already familiar with Prince Edward’s best known attractions and want to dig deeper, or would simply like to take a sideways look at one of Hong Kong’s most vibrant districts, stream/download City Unseen’s new self-guided audio tour, “Prince Edward Curiosities”.
Based on our popular in-person tour, this audio experience explores the curious and obscure urban history of Kowloon’s Prince Edward neighbourhood. We’ll look at lesser-known and unnoticed features to help you understand how cities grow and change.
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Walking time: Approximately 1.5 hours
Recommended times: You can do the tour whenever you like, but we suggest weekdays or weekend mornings before 11:00 a.m. to avoid crowds. We also recommend going during daylight hours due to lack of street lighting at the final stop, Bishop Hill/Woh Chai Shan.
Recommended preparations: Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. Beverages can be purchased from convenience stores en-route if needed. We recommend mosquito repellent or protective clothing for the final stop, especially if you plan on exploring Bishop Hill/Woh Chai Shan afterwards.
Accessibility: Urban walking on flat ground. Some stairs included, but stair-free detours are possible. Narrow and crowded pavements may be a concern for wheelchair users. There is an accessible public toilet near the final stop at Tai Hang Tung Recreational Ground, but there is limited toilet availability en-route.
For enquiries, please contact us at cityunseen@wyng.hk or via our social media pages.
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