Stanley Market: A Shopping Haven by the Sea
Visitor Fee
- Free entry
Transportation
- MTR: Take the Island Line to Central Station, then transfer to a bus.
- Bus: Routes 6, 6A, 6X, 66, or 260 from Central or Admiralty take about 40–50 minutes.
- Taxi/Uber: Available from anywhere in Hong Kong.
- Car: Limited parking is available near the market.
Things to Do
- Shop for Unique Souvenirs:
- The market offers silk garments, Chinese artwork, jewelry, antiques, handicrafts, and souvenirs.
- Enjoy Local and International Cuisine:
- Visit waterfront restaurants and cafes offering seafood, dim sum, and Western dishes.
- Visit Stanley Plaza:
- A modern shopping center with boutique stores, cafes, and a waterfront promenade.
- Explore Stanley’s Historic Sites:
- Visit Murray House, a 19th-century colonial building now housing restaurants.
- Check out Stanley Military Cemetery, a historic war memorial site.
- Relax at Stanley Beach:
- A great spot for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.
Why People Enjoy Coming Here
- Lively shopping experience with a mix of traditional and modern stalls.
- Scenic waterfront location with a relaxed atmosphere.
- Variety of restaurants with stunning sea views.
- Rich history and cultural sites nearby.
How Old is Stanley Market?
- The market has been around since the 1970s and is one of Hong Kong’s oldest street markets.
List of Activities
- Shopping for souvenirs and local crafts
- Dining at waterfront cafes and restaurants
- Exploring Stanley Plaza and Murray House
- Relaxing at Stanley Beach
- Visiting Stanley Military Cemetery
Additional Nearby Attractions
- Repulse Bay: A beautiful beach with a historic Tin Hau Temple.
- Blake Pier: A scenic spot near Stanley Plaza.
- Dragon’s Back Trail: A popular hiking trail with breathtaking ocean views.
- Shek O Beach: A peaceful beach perfect for a day trip.