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West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade

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Yau Tsim Mong

Open now· closes 11:00 PM

Directions

Best for ages

All ages

Setting

Outdoor

Typical visit

2 to 4 hours

Parking

Onsite

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About this place

Spanning 40 hectares of reclaimed land alongside Victoria Harbour, this continuous 2 kilometer waterfront promenade is a vibrant cultural artery. Families visit to relax on its expansive grassy lawns, cycle along paved seaside trails, fly kites, and enjoy iconic sunset views of the Hong Kong Island skyline.

Things to know

Active Play Allowed

Unlike many public parks, kids are legally allowed to play ball games, ride bicycles, skateboards, and roller skates, and fly kites on the grassy and paved areas.

Stroller Friendly Paths

The promenade is entirely barrier free with flat paved paths, making it highly accessible and easy to navigate with strollers.

Sun Protection and Tents

Shaded areas can be limited during midday. Bring sun hats, sunscreen, and picnic mats. Parents are allowed to set up small, leisure sized pop up sun tents on the lawns.

Dog Friendly Zone

Pets are welcome on leash. If your child is afraid of dogs, be aware that many pet owners walk their dogs here. There is also a dedicated Pet Club area for off leash play.

Facilities & amenities

Free Entry

Stroller Friendly

Wheelchair Access

Infant Friendly

Parking Available

Bike Parking

Pet Friendly

On-Site Café

Outdoor

Opening hours

MondayToday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Tuesday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Wednesday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Thursday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Friday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Saturday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Sunday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Location & getting there

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Address

Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui, HK 九龍填海區

Public transport

MTR Kowloon Station · 15 min walk

Guide

Getting here

By MTR

Kowloon Station (Exit E4 or E5) or Austin Station (Exit D). Walk along Nga Cheung Road and cross the pedestrian footbridge (approx. 10 to 15 minutes walk).

By Bus

Take cross harbor or local routes stopping at Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza (e.g., 905, 930, 980A, 985A, A12), or Kowloon bound buses stopping at Austin Road West or Nga Cheung Road.

By car

Drive via Austin Road West or Nga Cheung Road. Hourly parking is available at multiple basement car parks, with the Art Park Car Park (Zone E) being the closest.

By Taxi

Taxis can drop passengers off directly at designated pick up and drop off zones within the Art Park and West Kowloon Cultural District.

Parking fees

HK$28per hour	Monday to Friday (Except Public Holidays)
HK$32per hour	Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays
HK$80listing	Night Parking (7:00 PM to 6:59 AM) - Monday to Thursday (Except Public Holidays)
HK$100listing	Night Parking (7:00 PM to 6:59 AM) - Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays

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Good to know

Can my kids bring their own bikes or scooters?

Yes! Ball games, skateboards, bicycles, and roller skates are fully permitted on the promenade, which is a rare and welcome feature compared to other public parks in Hong Kong.

Are there bicycles available for rent onsite?

Yes. Through the SmartBike bike rental service, you can rent retro style single bikes, children's bikes, and multi seat family bikes (which fit up to four riders) to cruise together along the harborfront.

Is the area pet friendly?

Extremely pet friendly. Dogs and other pets are allowed on leash in most outdoor park spaces. There is also a dedicated Pet Zone (WestK Pet Club) where dogs can play off leash.

Can we set up a tent and have a picnic on the grass?

Yes. Families are highly encouraged to lay out mats and set up small, portable pop up leisure tents on the expansive lawns, such as the Great Lawn, for shade and picnics.

What food and dining options are available for families with children?

There is a wide variety of dining spots along the promenade. Families can choose from pet friendly waterfront cafes (such as Cafe Boheme and Hooman), fine dining, and various local gourmet food trucks selling quick, kid friendly snacks.