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A waterfront hotel in North Point, offering two banquet venues, the outdoor terrace The Farmhouse and the rooftop restaurant Cruise, both with Victoria Harbour views.

A sea-view business hotel in To Kwa Wan with a chandelier-lit indoor ballroom and an outdoor garden terrace for wedding ceremonies, accommodating up to 300 guests.

A beachfront resort hotel at Gold Coast, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong's only seaside resort-style wedding venue, with an outdoor garden and indoor chapel for the full ceremony experience.

A brand-new five-star hotel in Wan Chai opening December 2025, with five pillar-free ballrooms spanning over 70,000 sq ft in total, one of Hong Kong's largest hotel wedding venues.

A hotel beside Shing Mun River in Sha Tin with 13 multi-purpose function rooms, an outdoor garden wedding space and a grand indoor ballroom; 2026 Chinese wedding packages from $6,888 per person.

A water sports club in Sai Kung offering sea-view glamping packages, sail out to watch the sunset, try wakeboarding and wake surfing, plus an outdoor cinema and campfire.

A 160,000 sq ft grass glamping farm in Hok Tau, Fanling, near Lau Shui Heung Reservoir, known for yurt packages featuring Korean BBQ dinner and Western breakfast.

Chinese (Cantonese) banquet restaurant inside the Pak Lo Wu Interactive Centre in Tai Po, overlooking the egret lake; couples can hold an outdoor waterside wedding ceremony before moving inside for the banquet, one of the larger independent (non-hotel) wedding banquet venues.

Outdoor garden wedding venue in Fanling near Fanling Golf Course, offering full venue buyouts for ceremonies in a garden setting, with catering arranged separately.

An outdoor adventure and battle arena at Sheung Pak Nai, Lau Fau Shan, Yuen Long, offering archery tag battles, bubble soccer, camping and corporate team-building activities.

An outdoor adventure organisation under Youth Outreach, offering high/low ropes courses, abseiling, climbing and other adventure activities for corporate and public group bookings.

A retro-style bar near the Blue House in Wan Chai, with neon signs and vintage posters evoking a Wong Kar-wai film atmosphere, known for localised classic cocktails like the lemongrass Martini.

A British-style sports bar and craft beer flagship offering over 50 draught beers, with an outdoor terrace, big screens for live sports and American pool tables.

A 3/F hotel terrace bar with Victoria Harbour views, offering over 250 whisky labels, with live band performances Monday to Saturday.

A Japanese-style bar hut inspired by the ski resort town of Hakuba in Nagano, featuring outdoor camping-style seating, omakase cocktails and shisha service.

Outdoor activity training club established in 2015, with coaches bringing over a decade of adventure and outdoor training experience; offers kayak/SUP certification courses and rope and mountaineering training, with meeting points including Pak Sha Wan, Sai Kung.

Mountaineering training organisation based out of a Mong Kok office, offering sport climbing courses and outdoor rock climbing/mountaineering guided trips.

A large multi-purpose event venue beside the former Kai Tak Airport runway, accommodating 3,000+ people indoors and outdoors, with views of Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon City skyline, ideal for large-scale year-end dinners, product launches, concerts and grand private events.

Located inside K11 ATELIER in Quarry Bay, offering routes across multiple difficulty levels plus a basic fitness training area, along with outdoor bouldering classes and rock-climbing workshops, in a well-connected location.

A Shiba Inu-themed café in Sai Kung, offering interaction with adorable Shiba Inus amid a natural setting; open Thursday to Sunday.

Located along the Kwun Tong Promenade, with obstacles like cones, small ramps and stairs; an open space with sea views, popular with local skaters.

Hong Kong's newest and largest sports and entertainment venue. The Main Stadium holds up to 50,000 people, officially opened in March 2025, and is the city's largest venue for concerts and mega sporting events.

Revitalised from the former Lei Yue Mun Fort, showcasing 600 years of Hong Kong's coastal defence history, with outdoor military installations and trenches, great for history buffs and families.

Revitalised from the former Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club clubhouse into an LCSD contemporary art space, hosting local and international contemporary art exhibitions plus outdoor installations and community events.