A naturally formed harbour, the Victoria Habour has long been a key trading port in Hong Kong since its time as a British colony. Today, it is well known for its spectacular view of the Hong Kong Island. At night, the harbour comes alive with the Symphony of Lights--for 10 minutes every night, buildings on both sides of the harbour will light up with extensive decorative lights and music displays. Near the harbour is the Avenue of Stars (modeled after Hollywood's Walk of Fame) which features the handprints and autographs of illustrious figures in the Hong Kong's film industry.
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Star Ferry Routes:
Central <=> Tsim Sha Tsui; Central <=> Hung Hom; Wan Chai <=> Tsim Sha Tsui; Hung Hom <=> Wan Chai
First Ferry:
Central <=> Cheung Chau; Central <=> Mui Wo; Central <=> Peng Chau; North Point <=> Hung Hong; North Point <=> Kowloon City
Hong Kong and Kowloon Ferry:
Hong Kong and Kowloon Ferry run three routes, two of which ply between urban Central and Lamma Island: Central <=> Yung Shue Wan (Lamma Island); Central <=> Sok Kwu Wan (Lamma Island)
Gennie Tyee says about Transport
Three cross-harbour tunnels: Cross Harbour Tunnel; Eastern Harbour Crossing; and Western Harbour Crossing
Three MTR routes with cross-harbour tunnels:
Tsuen Wan Line (connecting with MTR Central Station and Tsim Sha Tsui Station)
Tseung Kwan O Line (connecting with MTR Quarry Bay Station and Kowloon Bay Station)
Tung Chung Line and Airport Express (sharing the same pair of tracks in the tunnel and connecting MTR Station Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Station)
