Nathan Road Attractions & Landmark
The Golden Mile
Hong Kong,
Hong Kong SAR, PRC
+852 2508 1234Transport Options:
Train Available: Tsim Sha Tsui, Jordan, Yaumatei and Mongkok MTR
Overview
Nathan Road, named after governor Sir Matthew Nathan, runs directly up to Boundary Street, the northern limit of the British colony prior to the leasing of the New Territories in 1898. Since everyone thought such a wide road was unnecessary at that time, Nathan Road became known as "Nathan's Folly." Today, this is one of the busiest commercial roads in Hong Kong; the lower end of the road is known as the Golden Mile because of the plethora of storefront neon signs. A walk along Nathan Road will reveal a shopping paradise with many boutiques, camera shops, street markets and restaurants crammed in side-by-side.Open Hours
Mo to Su from 12:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Nathan Road is a blast. I stayed at the Prudential in Feb.,08. All the places to eat. All the shopping you could ever want and more. I only stayed 2 nights but you can be sure that next time I go will be for a few nights more. Hong Kong is a wonderful city.
Stayed in a hotel(Prudential) Nathan Road for 3 days, 4 level shopping center was at the lower floor of our hotel, My wife had the time of her life shopping along Nathan Road and in all the markets nearby. We loved eating dimsum at the ground floor of a hotel across the street(Shamrock) for breakfast. Best dimsum we ever tasted.
Tried a restaurant called "Shamrock Seafood Restaurant", next to Shamrock Hotel on Jordon, Nathan Road! GREAT FOOD, especially the traditional homemade "roasted dishes", BBQ Pork, MUST TRY, I've tried the stream fish and the sweet and sour shrimp as well; fish, very fresh and the shrimp, tasty! Most importantly, not expensive!
I really loved it all achally umm really nothing bad. close to restarunts and shops i loved it it was great umm and i hope every goes there
it was very nice to be on the streats that late, and feel safe too. the late opening hours of shops and the markets were good time spenders
A lot of places to shop. Many fine restaurants with many types of cuisine. My favorite place served Mayasian food. The steak was Great.
Great place to shop. Love this place. Make sure you bring your credit cardsssss. Even if you don't shop, enjoy a stroll along this road and experience Hong Kong city living.
The street is bustling with people looking for great bargains. We had to spend at least a good day here looking. I surely bet most people will be back again to get more goodies. A lot of things to savour and try and for Muslims good news as the Mosque is nearby located at Jordan street a couple of blocks away. Halal restaurants too and available at Jordan Street. Good time spending looking for gifts and clothing. One must know how to bargain to get the best deals around here. Remember the best place to check out would be the Woman's Street and the Temple Street. The best deals and smells would be at Temple Street. It leads all the way to Jordan street and you could find a lot of restaurants and eating joints.
good place to see and also for shopping,There is many shop for camera and food restaurant(mostly are non-veg). specialy for digital camera and movie. My according its chipest in the world and better quality.its chipest guest house in HK on Nathan road in Chungking mension.Harbour point is good place once visit at night while in HK. kamal
like the shopping area around Nathan Road and the food selection is fantastic. it's always crowded and no space to walk the street is too narrow you almost have to bump someone's back in order to walk sometimes.
