Stone Slab Street — Attraction in Hong Kong

It's a historic stone steps street uphill in the hub of the Central Business District of Hong Kong. Walking up this street makes one imagine how tough life was during the 19th century and early 20th century when people had to walk up and down such a steep hill slope. The steps are very steep, particularly at the entrance on Queen's Road Central. The street leads to the Former Central Police Station on Hollywood Road, which is another declared monument in Hong Kong. This street has lots of stalls lined on both sides. They sell items that are not expensive, like ribbons, threads, toys, and touristic goods. The stalls usually open late in the morning, almost...

Quite a unique place.The street is made of shallow,slanted steps of stones on a slope.There are shops selling different costumes,wigs,masks,and some other interesting stuff.The street is not long,it connects Queen's Road Central at the bottom and crosses through Stanley Street and Wellington Street to Hollywood Road at the top,where you could find an entrance to Tai Kwun--centre for heritage and arts.Great for...

Stone Slab Street @ Central – Touristy and Overrated 🪨🚶‍♀️🇭🇰

We visited Stone Slab Street (Pottinger Street) and found it overly touristy, congested, and underwhelming. Aside from the iconic stone steps, there wasn’t much to see, mostly small souvenir stalls and costume shops. The area felt crowded and commercialized, lacking authentic local charm.

Worth a quick photo if you’re nearby, but not...