Stretching along the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront in Kowloon, the Avenue of Stars pays homage to Hong Kong's rich cinematic heritage while offering some of the most breathtaking urban views on the planet. As you amble along this beautifully redesigned promenade, you will discover handprints and autographs of local screen legends embedded directly into the wooden handrails, allowing you to compare palm sizes with icons like Jackie Chan, Michelle Yeoh, and Jet Li. Interactive digital features along the path bring classic film clips and movie history to life right on your smartphone. The star attraction is undeniably the impressive bronze statue of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, frozen in a classic pose against the shimmering backdrop of Victoria Harbour. Families love snapping photos here, especially as ferries and traditional red-sailed junks cruise across the harbor. Beyond the cinematic tributes, this breezy walkway remains the premier vantage point for viewing the towering glass skyscrapers of Hong Kong Island. Plan your visit for late afternoon so you can watch the city lights ignite before catching the popular evening light and laser show.
What to see at Avenue of Stars
- Handprints of movie icons like Jackie Chan and Michelle Yeoh
- Life-sized bronze statue of martial arts legend Bruce Lee
- Front-row seats for the nightly Symphony of Lights laser spectacle
- Panoramic waterfront views stretching across Victoria Harbour to Hong Kong Island
Visiting tips
Arrive around 7:30 PM to secure a railing spot before the 8:00 PM Symphony of Lights show starts.
How long: 1-2 hours · Best time: Late afternoon into evening
How to get there & what’s nearby
Avenue of Stars is easy to reach on Hong Kong’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Victoria Peak and Tian Tan Buddha. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Hong Kong travel guide.
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