Hong Kong

Beachfront mixed-use complex with independent retailers including Human Made, lifestyle shop Inside and Via de Lourdes.

Sean Dix-designed rooftop bar on the 45th floor of The Landmark, part of the Forty-Five dining destination.

Leading platform for local art since 2008, representing painters like Chris Huen Sin-kan; in the Blue Box Factory Building.

Fifth floor of the 1920s Pedder Building, anchored by menswear shop The Armoury, with a whiskey library and rare books.

Widely considered Hong Kong's best restaurant; Danny Yip's world-beating Cantonese cooking, booked months ahead.

90-year-old three-storey Cantonese teahouse on Stanley Street — dim sum by day, stir-fries by night; 1930s Hong Kong.

Hong Kong's answer to Tate Modern; Herzog & de Meuron museum of visual culture with the M+ Sigg Collection of Chinese art.

Colonial-era police station transformed by Herzog & de Meuron into a cultural destination with a contemporary-art gallery.

Stylish hotel with contemporary Asian design by André Fu, impeccable service and incredible views.