Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Jun(e), compiled and reported
Hong Kong’s street scenes are incredibly diverse — from narrow alleyways lined with old apartments to modern cityscapes, exotic architecture to traditional temples, each spot is uniquely charming. The dazzling neon-lit nights are especially captivating, drawing countless domestic and international tourists to take photos and post on social media. Below are five popular Instagram-worthy spots in Hong Kong: artistic streets, stunning apartment buildings, and movie-like settings. These are must-visit spots for travelers and also offer a chance to explore Hong Kong’s multifaceted character.
Building Hai Shan House (Image provided by superyian)
Quarry Bay – Monster Building (Hai Shan House)
Located in Quarry Bay, there is a 1970s mixed-use residential and commercial old apartment complex, consisting of five buildings: Fook Cheong House, Yick Cheong House, Yick Fat House, Hai Shan House, and Hai Keng House. Together they form a square structure, densely packed and visually striking, hence nicknamed the “Monster Building.” It gained widespread fame after being featured in Transformers: Age of Extinction, attracting throngs of tourists eager to take photos.
Building Hai Shan House (Image provided by superyian)
Central Station Exit D2 – Graham Street Murals
Situated at the junction of 48 Hollywood Road and 46 Graham Street, there is a mural merely about 5 meters long, referred to by visitors as the Graham Street Mural. It’s also one of the must-photograph spots for tourists. Painted in vibrant colors, it depicts the architectural style of Hong Kong streets while illustrating the crowded and chaotic nature of urban life, telling the story of the city’s daily rhythm and history.
Graham Street Mural (Image provided by superyian)
Exotic Streets of Central (Image provided by superyian)
Wan Chai Queen’s Road East – Colorful Apartment Buildings
On Queen’s Road East, you can see a row of colorful apartment buildings including the Blue House in Wan Chai. With over 70 years of history, the Blue House is now listed as a Grade I Historic Building in Hong Kong. This quaint, vintage structure stands alongside a series of vividly colored apartments, creating a uniquely bright and lively street scene.
Wan Chai Colorful Apartments (Image source / discoverhongkong)
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