IG hotspots for fashionistas & trendsetters – 5 must-shoot backdrops in Hong Kong

By MOOK Scenic Spots Jun(e), compiled & reported

Hong Kong’s streetscapes are incredibly diverse, ranging from old alleyway apartments to modern cityscapes, exotic architecture to traditional temples—each spot brimming with character. The dazzling neon-lit nightscape is especially captivating, drawing countless domestic and international tourists to snap photos and take selfies. Below are five popular IG photo spots in Hong Kong, including artsy streets, stunning apartment buildings, and movie-like scenes—all must-visits for travelers and great ways to explore Hong Kong’s multifaceted charm.

Quarry Bay – Highcliff Monster Building
 
Located in Quarry Bay, there’s a 1970s mixed-use residential and commercial old apartment complex, consisting of five buildings: Fuk Cheong House, Yick Cheong House, Yick Fat House, Highcliff House, and Oceanic House. Together, they form a square structure, and due to their densely packed, towering appearance, they’re dubbed the “Monster Building.” The site gained fame after being featured in *Transformers: Age of Extinction*, attracting throngs of visitors eager to take photos.

Central Station Exit D2 – Graham Street Murals
 
Situated at the junction of 48 Hollywood Road and 46 Graham Street, there’s a mere 5-meter-long mural, dubbed the “Graham Street Mural” by tourists, and it’s one of the must-shoot spots. Painted in vibrant hues, it depicts Hong Kong’s street architecture while also reflecting the crowded, chaotic energy of urban life—telling the story of the city’s daily rhythm and history.

Wan Chai Queen’s Road East – Colorful Apartments
 
On Queen’s Road East, you’ll find a row of colorful apartment buildings, including the iconic Blue House in Wan Chai. With over 70 years of history, the Blue House is now a Grade I historic building in Hong Kong. This blend of quaint, exotic old architecture and a vibrant palette of colorful apartments creates a uniquely vivid streetscape.