Spread over 23 levels, The ONE is the tallest-and among the hippest-retail complex in Hong Kong. Find everything from luxury watches to cosmetics and from lifestyle goods to cutting-edge fashion.

Florentia Village is an Italian designer outlet mall offering international luxury brands and products at year-round attractive prices. Florentia Village already has retail outlets in Tianjin, Shanghai and Guangzhou in China. With the future openings in Chengdu, Wuhanand Chongqing, the extensive network of outlets bring a true Italian shopping experience to fashion enthusiasts. Florentia Village houses nearly 200 world famous brands in its China locations. In Hong Kong, Florentia Village has a curated mix of 20 international luxury brands in its 60,000 square feet of shopping area. Save up to 80% on brands such as Furla, Kenzo, Links of London, Prada, Salvatore Ferragamo, Versace and many more. A shoppers paradise all year around.You can’t miss Florentia Village’s stylish glass facade. Conveniently located in Kwai Hing at KC100 mall, 100 Kwai Cheong Road, it’s a quick 5 minute walk from the MTR station or simple ride from the airport or Lo Wu. Make use of free WIFI in the outlet, enjoy the events and dine in one of the many outlets in the adjacent mall - a day of true shopping extravaganza! 【Opening Hours】 10:00 AM-8:00 PM (Monday - Thursday) 10:00 AM-9:00 PM (Friday - Sunday) 10:00 AM–9:00 PM(Public Holiday) (Opening hours may vary among stores and on public holiday)

Fa Yuen Street, known as Sneaker Street, is where hip kids get the latest sports shoes. Find big brands like Adidas and Nike plus boutiques with niche brands, limited editions, and bespoke creations.

This upmarket mall is designed around the five Chinese elements, with zones for luxury shopping, beauty and lifestyle, fashion, dining, and entertainment. Expats flock to its outdoor bars.

Criss-crossing through four different streets in Causeway Bay, this newly revamped area features seriously cool hard-to-find fashion lines including IRO Paris, Isabel Marant, and Patrizia Pepe.

Luxury and modernity meet at this stylish mall connected to the Admiralty MTR subway station. Tenants mix luxury labels with haute homewares, organic toiletries, and jewelry stores.

This massive mall caters to all tastes and budgets, with over 350 stores, 50 restaurants, and Asia's first Snoopy World. Because it's popular with locals and tourists, weekends get very crowded.

Harbour City is a one-stop shopping paradise with over 450 shops, 50 food & beverage outlets, one cinema, three hotels, 10 office buildings, two serviced apartments and a luxurious private club all under one roof. With the "Star" Ferry pier (named one of the "50 Places of a Lifetime" by the National Geographic Traveler in 1999), its home to cruise liner berths, maritime history and fabulous harbour view - all at its doorstep. It is easy to see where the mall drew the inspiration for its name. Harbour City is made up of five sections and offers eight categories of retail outlets. The five sections that complete Harbour City include Gateway Arcade, Ocean Centre, Ocean Terminal, Marco Polo Hong Kong Hotel Arcade and Star Annex. Each offers a huge range of products and services including: Jewellery and Watches, Beauty, AV/Electrical Appliances, International Labels for Fashion & Leather Goods, Lifestyle, Casual Wear/Sport, Kid's Paradise and Food & Beverages Outlets. There is literally something for everyone, regardless of age group or cultural/economical background.

Easily accessed via the MTR, this mid-priced mall is packed with more than 200 popular international brands and favorite local clothing stores including Giordano, Moiselle, and Peace and Staccato.

Located a few stops on the MTR from Causeway Bay, on Hong Kong's quieter east coast, this large family-friendly mall features 170 stores, plus an ice-skating rink complete with boot hire and lockers.

The fun begins around 8:00 PM, when visitors flock to the numerous stalls lining this bustling, open-air market, stocking everything from clothes to mobile phones to watches.

Shop high-end, flagship, and concept stores at this mall in the International Finance Centre. IFC has more than 200 stores plus extras like free candy and balloons for kids at the concierge desk.

This historic street market on the city's serene south coast is as popular with locals as it is with tourists. Go here for souvenirs like lacquerware, embroidered tablecloths, prints and paintings.

Situated at Causeway Bay, the most vibrant spot in Hong Kong, Times Square has been regarded as one of the most popular shopping centers and tourist spots. Recognized as the ultimate shopping landmark, Times Square houses more than 230 world-renowned brands on 16 floors, with an exclusive blend of shops ranging from voguish apparel, leather goods, jewelry to accessories. To bring a great shopping excitement, Times Square encloses a number of reputable electronics and audio vision chain stores, as well as a wide selection of sport specialty stores in a cutting-edge and convenient environment. Times Square provides an array of up-marketed nationwide eateries, including regional Chinese specialists, various Asian delicacies and western cuisine, making Times Square a gourmet paradise for both the locals and tourists. The signature Open Piazza of Times Square is the most-sought-after exhibition venue for in Hong Kong.

Discreetly tucked between Happy Valley and Causeway Bay, this designer mall is spread over six buildings. It offers instantly recognizable luxury brands, designer children's clothes, and upscale cafes.

This funky modern mall is an air-conditioned oasis in Mongkok. Free WiFi, free parking, and long opening hours set it apart.

At Hysan Place, hipness is no longer just for the fashion elite. Located at the heart of Causeway Bay with direct access to the MTR station, Hysan Place showcases an enviable selection of nearly 120 most sought-after international brand boutiques spanning over 17 floors. It’s a place for you to hang out, have fun, and share unforgettable shopping experiences with your friends. Enjoy the generous high ceiling with open shop fronts, stroll along the atrium sprinkled with natural light via the huge central skylight, or linger at the Sky Garden with lush greenery.

Located in the heart of Hong Kong’s SoHo district, PMQ is the landmark of creative and design industries, housing over 100 Hong Kong emerging designers. As a heritage site, PMQ was the former site for the Central School campus, the first government school in Hong Kong providing western education to the public. The site later built the first Police Married Quarters for junior police officers. In 2014, PMQ was revitalised and transformed into a creative hub with a variety of design studios and workshops, showcasing a wide array of design products including fashion and accessories, gifts & premium, homeware and small furniture as well as other lifestyle goods and creative products. PMQ has now become an interactive platform in supporting up and coming creative talents, as well as fostering a community of patrons and lovers of creativity, design and heritage. It is one of the popular venues in town for international arts and cultural events from Hong Kong and around the world.

Located at the end of the Tung Chung MTR line, Citygate is the largest outlet mall in Hong Kong. Find discounts up to 80% on designer brands including Calvin Klein, Guess, and Ralph Lauren.

If you're looking for cut-price electronics, look no further than the Golden Computer Arcade in Sham Shui Po. Camera equipment, computer peripherals, and games consoles are especially good buys.

This enormous Japanese department store sells everything from watches and handbags to Hello Kitty toys, electrical appliances, and dainty Japanese cakes and candies.

This massive Mongkok street market is one of the best spots in the city to pick up a bargain. Find T-shirts, cheongsams, silk pyjamas, chopsticks, handbags, belts, hair accessories, toys, and more.