Panorama taken from the terrace of Peak Terrace, a shopping and restaurant complex at the top of Victoria Peak. Dominant in the picture is the Peak Tower, a major tourist attraction in Hong Kong within which is the Peak stop of the Peak Tram. Beyond this is part of the Hong Kong skyline.

Peak Galleria - Hong Kong visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Peak Galleria' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Hong Kong.

The extraordinary bold design of the Peak Tower is captured in this panorama of the Galleria tower. The seven storey high complex is focused to catering for tourism and amongst its many amusements are such attractions as Ripley's Believe It Or Not and Madame Tussaud's International House of Waxworks, which originated in London and also has displays in New York and Las Vegas. The shops offer souvenirs and the cafes and restaurants offer a range of fast foods and popular catering choices.

The Galleria benefits from thousands of visitors every week. As a prime location for selling to tourists, the retail outlets here are expensive to run and therefore expensive to buy from. Expect innumerable ways to spend your money very quickly. Unlike the roof of the Skytower, the view over Hong Kong from the terrace of the Peak Galleria is free once you have paid for a ride up from the tram station.

The Peak Galleria,
118 Peak Road, Hong Kong

Tram: The Peak Tram - upper terminus one the ground floor of Peak Galleria
Bus: 15 from Central Pier, 15B from Causeway Bay (Tin Hau),