Besides many shopping sections and streets, there are markets, plazas and shopping centers can also satisfy your shopping adventure endeavor. There are numerous marketplaces in Hong Kong. And in these market places, shopping center or plazas, there will lots amazing price attract you eye balls. From these places you can find all sorts of goods from all over the world.

Times Square
Times Square is a land mark building in Causeway Bay of Hong Kong Istalnd, Hong Kong. It is also one of the biggest shopping center in Hong Kong and also one of the ten shopping sceneries of Hong Kong. There is a huge video wall on the out side. Its ceiling is in the shape of a piano. Times Square has very convenient traffic as it has exists connected to Hennessy Road, Canal Road, Sharp Street East and Russell Street. The world famous department store-Lane Crawford is on the first floor and the under basement. Brand names are on the third floor, while from third floor to fifth storey, it is paradise of selling trendy and fashion clothes. From seventh storey to the ninth floor, it gathers lectronic products, vedio, computers and many others. And the last four stories are the food city. From there you can have different flavors such as Cantonese food, Korea cuisine, Thai Land dishes, Viet Nam food and Japanese food, etc.
Address: 1 Matheson St. Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, China
Website: www.timessquare.com.hk

Windsor House
Windsor is about two minutes walk from the metro station-Causeway Bay Station. It is next to the biggest park of Hong Kong-Victoria Park. It holds a department store, KTV Party, computer plaza, clothes center, cinema and game center and restaurant as well. In Windsor House, you can have a good shopping including CD, clothes, sports articles, toys, etc and you can enjoy yourself in games or food there.
Address: 311 Gloucester Rd. Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, China
Website: http://www.windsorhouse.hk/tc_index.asp?cat=tc_home

World Trade Center
World Trade Center of Hong Kong was built in 1970s. It is opposite the entrance of the Cross Harbour Tunnel and Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter. From the under basement, there is a passerby tunnel leading to the Jardine Nooday Gun. The World Trade Center of Hong Kong was in the past a nightclub, and then was a cinema. The cinema at that time was the most luxurious cinema in Hong Kong. The first film projected in it is <>. In nowadays, it has become a five-storey shopping center. Many famous international brand names such as Nautica, Timberland and Fancl House etc are in this center. If go there by metro, you can get there at the Causeway Bay Station and get out from the Exit D.
Address: 280 Gloucester Rd. Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, China

Caroline Center and Lee Garden Two
The basement building of Caroline Center is a market place. Lee Garden Two is right the marketplace. Lee Gardens and Lee Gardens Two are two famous shopping centers in Hong Kong. Lots of brand names have stalls in this shopping center. In Caroline Ceter, its first floor is the specialized in kids clothing and toys. There are many shops for food in the second and the third floor.
Address: 28 Yun Ping Rd. Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, China
Website:http://www.leegardens.com.hk/

Pacific Plaza
Pacific Plaza is one of the five-star malls in Hong Kong. It situated in the heart of the Western District. Pacific Plaza is complex of office towers, hotels and shopping center in Admiralty, Central of Hong Kong Island. And it is now a focal point in Central that had already been transformed into a thriving commercial center. There are four main shopping floors in the Pacific Plaza. Famous brand names can be found in this plaza such as Christian Dior, Calvin Klein, Prada, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, Burberry, Loewe, Lanvin, Escada Sport, Miu Miu and so on. Inside Pacific Plaza there is a crossover connected to Queensway Plaza for shoppers.
Address: 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong, China
Website: www.pacificplace.com.hk/chinese/homepage.html

Prince"s Building
Princes Building built in 1965 is 29 storeies in height. Among these layers, there are 6 floors for shopping. The Prince"s Building as an office tower and shopping center reposes along the Statue Square in Central, Hong Kong. Many brand names have their flagships in Prince"s Building. Hong Kong seems like being good at providing shopping convenience to the tourists or shoppers. There is an overbridge inside the Price"s building stretched to The Landmark.
Address: 10 Chater Rd, Central, Hong Kong, China

The Landmark
The Landmark of Hong Kong is a place centralizing brand names. It is definitely the landmark in Central of Hong Kong with high-end brand names such as: Chanel, LV, Cucci, Loewe, POLO, Saint Laurent, PRADA, Prada and many more. In the centre of the great hall, there is fountain which can change with the lighting effect. Brand names are distributed in all together four layers of this building. Address: 11 Pedder St. Central, Hong Kong, China

Queensway Plaza
Queensway Plaza is connected to the Pacific Plaza by the crossover. It has many shops for selling watches, clothing, food, book stores and jewelry. Its area though is not as big as the Pacific Plaza, it is absolutely a nice place for shopping in Hong Kong.
Address: 93 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong, China

City Plaza
As soon as you entering this plaza, you will be surprised to find a huge exclamation mark above your head. That is not is the magical world. The exclamation mark is right the sign of the City Plaza. City Plaza sits on the metro covering 1100000 square meters. City Plaza composed five floors is the largest and the most comprehensive shopping center of Hong Kong Island. There are 180 shops or stores providing sumptuous choice. Besides shopping, it is also a paradise for eating! This plaza has gathered more than 60 restaurants in both Chinese styles and western food. On the fifth floor, there is a film center with 5 cinemas. The first skating rink is in City Plaza. Then there are many exciting activities and entertainments in City Plaza every day.
Address: 18 Taikoo Shing Rd. Taikoo Shing, Island East, Hong Kong, China
Website: www.cityplaza.com/

Harbour City
It is said that you can not ramble all over the Harbour City for even three days and nights. Harbour City is the largest shopping center in Asia. It starts from the Star Ferry in south and ends to Hong Kong China City in north. The Harbour City almost bestrides the whole Tsim Sha Tsui- part of Canton Road. It is the most flourishing area of Tsim Sha Tsui as well. There are above 700 shops and stores in Harbour City, and about 50 restaurants there. There are two theaters and three hotels of Harbour City. It composes four successional shopping sections: A, B, C, and D. A section is for brand names and fashion clothing; B section is the combination of many trendy clothes stores, video and film sound equipments and the home settings; C section is brand names from all over world and home settings too; section D is full of shops for gems, jewelry, jade items and western clothes, besides the third floor of section D is full of traditional handy crafts and antiques.
Address: 33 Canton Rd, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
Website: http://www.harbourcity.com.hk/

New World Center
New World Center of Hong Kong is a world for shopping, dining, entertainment, business and full service. It sits on Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. As one of the largest shopping centers, the New World Center is the shopping paradise for shoppers. The products there are in variable range covering everything from traditional arts and crafts to the latest style of the art electronic goods and clothes. New World Center is just beside the Water Front Park.
Address: 20 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, China
Website: http://www.nwc.com.hk/html/eng/index.aspx

Digital Media Centre
It is the first "bricks and clicks"- aptitude- "cybertecture" shopping center. Digital Media Center of Hong Kong is a perfect combination of traditional retail and internet retail. This shopping center is divided into six sections including electron world, entertainment world, kids world, sports world, cosmetic world and fashionable dress world.
Address: 1 Austin Rd W, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
Website: http://www.cyberport.hk/cyberport/en/home/facilities_n_services/dmc/

Olympian City
Olympian City is the largest shopping center in the western part of Kowloon, Hong Kong. At the metro station, Olympian City composes the shopping center and residence buildings. Olympian City is divided in two three parts. Olympian City 1 was finished in 2000; Olympian City 2 was finished in 2001; the Olympian City 3 is completed in 2008.
Addresses:
Olympian City One: Hoi Fan Road and West Kowloon Highway, Kowlloon, Hong Kong, China
Olympian City Two: Cherry Street and Lai Cheung Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
Website: www.olympiancity.com.hk/

Mega Box
Mega Box opened in June, 2007 is a bright red shopping mall of Hong Kong. It gathers shopping, dining and entertainment in one. The unique building design and dazzling red hue of Mega Box is a hot place for families. You can take them just as an attraction of Hong Kong. Two great features of Mega Box are big and red. The biggest and best sports -articles store of Hong Kong is in Mega Box; the biggest baby and kid department store is here too; and many flagships of brand names can be found in Mega Box.
Address: Kawloon Bay, Hong Kong, China
Website: www.megabox.com.hk/

Festival Walk
Festival Walk is a huge shopping mall full of creations. It is located in Kowloon, Hong Kong. This shopping mall is in Yau Yat Chuen, just near to the Kowloon Tong Railway Station, which is an interchange station of the East Rail Line and Kwun Tong Line of MTR of Hong Kong. Festival Walk was the biggest one of Hong Kong at its launch in November 1998. It will need 20 minutes form Central by MTR. By unique concept, Festival Walk is an energized environment of innovation, originality and pleasure. By day its six floors sparkle with sunlight, which filters through the glass roof. There are over 200 shops, 27 restaurants, a multi-screen cinema and Hong Kong "s largest skating rink inside. Address: Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
Website: www.festivalwalk.com.hk/

The Peak Tower
The Peak Tower of Hong Kong featuring the unique building structure by an English designer –Terry Farrell. It is a seven-storey building built in 1997. The Peak Tower located in the Victoria Gap between Victoria Peak and Mount Gough. It looks like a huge flying bird in the sky. The Peak Tower is the collection of food, shopping and entertainment and also the terminal of the Peak Telpher.

ifc Mall
"Ifc" refers to the "International Finance Center". It sits in the heart of Hong Kong, on waterfront. This mall is at present the tallest shopping mall in Hong Kong with 88- -storey. As a prominent landmark on Hong Kong Island, ifc Mall consists two skyscrapers, and the tower 2 is the highest of Hong Kong. The roof is made by glass in order to filter the natural sunlight. Ifc Mall houses more than 200 international brands and a unique cinema-Palace IFC.
Address: 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong, China
Website: www.ifc.com.hk/

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