Spend Christmas in Hong Kong: 5 Must-See Romantic Light Displays
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The Hong Kong WinterFest kicks off on December 5th, filling every street and alley with festive Christmas cheer. During the "Hong Kong WinterFest," the Christmas lights adorning the skyscrapers along both sides of Victoria Harbour are dazzlingly brilliant; the main...
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The Hong Kong WinterFest kicks off on December 5th, filling every street and alley with festive Christmas cheer. During the "Hong Kong WinterFest," the Christmas lights adorning the skyscrapers along both sides of Victoria Harbour are dazzlingly brilliant; the themed activities at popular tourist spots are colorful and fun. Below are five must-do experiences in Hong Kong during this period to help you enjoy a romantic and joyful Christmas in the city.
The Hong Kong WinterFest kicks off on December 5th, filling every street and alley with festive Christmas cheer. During the "Hong Kong WinterFest," the Christmas lights adorning the skyscrapers along both sides of Victoria Harbour are dazzlingly brilliant; the themed activities at popular tourist spots are colorful and fun. Below are five must-do experiences in Hong Kong during this period to help you enjoy a romantic and joyful Christmas in the city.
The Hong Kong WinterFest lights up the city with dazzling, brilliant beauty. (Image source / Hong Kong Together Go)
● Harbour City
Every Christmas, Santa Claus rides his sleigh pulled by reindeer to deliver gifts around the world. This year, he’s making a special appearance in Hong Kong by arriving on a Christmas train to meet everyone at Harbour City. He will also take part in an original romantic musical created by local producers. In addition, Harbour City has partnered with the Hong Kong Leukaemia Foundation for the Christmas fundraising campaign for 13 consecutive years since 2002. This year, the theme will feature the British animated character “Shaun the Sheep” (笑笑羊), with various Christmas scenes set up in the Gateway Arcade and the Ground Floor Children’s Zone of Ocean Terminal in December 2014. A limited-edition 2015 desktop calendar will also be launched for charitable sale, ensuring you have a heartwarming and joyful Christmas experience.
Every Christmas, Santa Claus rides his sleigh pulled by reindeer to deliver gifts around the world. This year, he’s making a special appearance in Hong Kong by arriving on a Christmas train to meet everyone at Harbour City. He will also take part in an original romantic musical created by local producers. In addition, Harbour City has partnered with the Hong Kong Leukaemia Foundation for the Christmas fundraising campaign for 13 consecutive years since 2002. This year, the theme will feature the British animated character “Shaun the Sheep” (笑笑羊), with various Christmas scenes set up in the Gateway Arcade and the Ground Floor Children’s Zone of Ocean Terminal in December 2014. A limited-edition 2015 desktop calendar will also be launched for charitable sale, ensuring you have a heartwarming and joyful Christmas experience.
The Christmas train looks even more romantic when lit up at night. (Image provided / Harbour City)
Golden, dazzling decorations are scattered all over Harbour City during the Christmas season. (Image provided / Harbour City)
●1881
This winter, “1881” adorns over a hundred Christmas trees with dazzling candlelight, illuminating the vast square. Towering above the square are a pair of striking candles, approximately 6 and 13 meters tall, while elegant fairies and mischievous sprites add to the festive atmosphere.
This winter, “1881” adorns over a hundred Christmas trees with dazzling candlelight, illuminating the vast square. Towering above the square are a pair of striking candles, approximately 6 and 13 meters tall, while elegant fairies and mischievous sprites add to the festive atmosphere.
This year, 1881 features giant, radiant candles and playful sprites that bring even more life to the square. (Image source / Hong Kong Together Go)
The Christmas light displays at 1881 Square are always one of the most eye-catching highlights every year. (Image provided / Hong Kong Tourism Board)
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