But as always, there are several ways to escape the hordes, whether that is trying experimental gelato, practising poolside yoga or checking out an exhibition of Hong Kong’s beloved neon lights.
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But as always, there are several ways to escape the hordes, whether that is trying experimental gelato, practising poolside yoga or checking out an exhibition of Hong Kong’s beloved neon lights.

The city’s first large-scale Italian gelato festival is back at PMQ for another edition, bringing together 20 brands from Hong Kong, Macau, Italy and Portugal, with more than 30 flavours created specifically for the event.
Skip the safer flavours and try less conventional options such as garlic, porcini, foie gras from brands like Edenly Gelato, I Scream Gelato and Kai’s Gourmet.
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