Stanley P5B am Aaron Cheuk(2) Alex Ng(16) Tom Tang(21) Brian Tsui(25)

Contents The kinds of sights that tourists would like to visit in Hong Kong Other sights that tourists have been to in Hong Kongther sights that tourists have been to in Hong Kong Transportationransportation Stanley Market Murray House References

The kinds of sight that tourists would like to visit in Hong Kong

Other sights that tourists have been to in Hong Kong

In the second part of the data, we saw that many tourists have visited Stanley Market. Therefore, we want to let tourists know more about Stanley.

Transportation If you are in …… Central, you can…………. Siu Sai Wan, you can…………. North Point, you can………….

If you are in Central……. You can take a bus, No 6,6X or 260, from (Central) Exchange Square to Stanley Prison or, Route No 6A from Exchange Square to Stanley Fort. back

If you are in Siu Sai Wan…………. You only can take a bus,Route No 314, from Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) to Stanley (Beach / Market). back

If you are in North Point……… you can take bus, No 63, from North Point Ferry Pier to Stanley Prison or, Route No 65 from North Point Ferry Pier to Stanley Market. back

Stanley Market Stanley Market is an open-air market, selling many traditional handicrafts and clothes at reasonable prices. You can find silk garments, sportswear, art, Chinese costume jewellery, souvenirs and other bargains there, and it is definitely worth the half-day or so it will take to visit. There are many bars and restaurants along Stanley beach. The Stanley market has now become a favorite place for local and foreign shoppers.

Murray House Old Murray House in 1971 New Murray House next

Murray House No matter how tired you are, don't neglect to visit the nearby Stanley Plaza with its elegantly rebuilt European-style Murray House and Village Square adjoining the seafront promenade. A nostalgic reminder of the Colonial-style architecture that dominated Central District in early Hong Kong, Murray House was carefully dismantled in 1982 to make way for the towering Bank of China glass tower that now occupies its former site.

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