Plan a blissful escape at a rare urban sanctuary on Victoria Harbour. Here each guestroom and suite is reimagined as a Personal Haven of peace and tranquillity – exclusively yours to experience. From the window front daybed revealing spectacular Framed Views or the Oasis Bathroom, find unexpected harmony and a sense of warmth and serenity.
Explore an alluring dining destination with iconic restaurants, magnificent harbourviews and the vibrancy of local tastes and emerging talent married with innovation, creativity and decadence. Immersive culinary journeys go beyond the excellence of the cuisine itself with sensory encounters inspired by Hong Kong’s rich culture and art.
Victoria Harbour isn’t just a postcard-perfect skyline—it’s the cinematic stage of Hong Kong, an ever-evolving backdrop to its legendary entertainment history. And there’s no better front-row seat to soak in that magic than at the Avenue of Stars, where film icons, larger-than-life characters, and Hong Kong’s bold artistic spirit converge in a glitzy, star-studded promenade. Just a short walk from Regent Hong Kong, this iconic destination is a must-visit for locals and travelers alike.
Think of the Avenue of Stars as Hong Kong’s version of Hollywood’s Walk of Fame, but with way more action, dramatic skyline views, and a Bruce Lee statue that can literally kick your Instagram feed into shape. Originally opened to honor the city’s entertainment legends, the promenade underwent a major glow-up in 2019, transforming into a modern cultural hotspot that seamlessly connects the city’s cinematic past with its vibrant future.
If there’s one statue that demands attention, it’s Bruce Lee, frozen mid-strike in a stunning 2-meter bronze masterpiece. His presence here isn’t just about epic martial arts moves—it’s a tribute to his philosophy: “Be formless, shapeless, like water.” The Avenue of Stars took that literally, featuring a fluid design with rolling wooden railings and a wave-like layout, making it feel like part of the harbour itself.
When you think of Hong Kong pop royalty, Anita Mui reigns supreme. The “Daughter of Hong Kong” was a trailblazer—a singer, actress, and global star who owned every stage she stepped on. Her statue stands in tribute to her iconic presence, fierce independence, and lasting impact on music and film. Plus, augmented reality tech lets visitors interact with Bruce Lee and Anita Mui, so you can literally snap a selfie with legends!
Forget action stars and pop divas—Hong Kong’s Avenue of Stars also celebrates its beloved animated hero: McDull, the adorably clueless pig who became the city’s most unlikely cultural icon. First appearing in comic strips and later on the big screen, McDull represents Hong Kong’s animation industry, proving that even an underdog (or, well… under-pig?) can be a star. This charming character adds a whimsical touch to the promenade, making it a delightful experience for visitors of all ages.
Ready for the star treatment? Book your stay now.
Forget red carpets—here, the stars leave their mark directly on the railing. Run your fingers over more than 100 celebrity handprints, belonging to legends like:
Feeling competitive? Make it a game. Can you find all the biggest names before your friends do? This interactive experience adds another layer of fun to your visit, ensuring that the Avenue of Stars is not just a stroll, but an engaging adventure.
Sure, you come for the movie magic, but the Avenue of Stars is also one of the best places to just hang out. Every night at 8:00 PM, Victoria Harbour transforms into a canvas of color during the Symphony of Lights. Buildings on both sides of the harbour participate with synchronised lights, lasers, and music.
The Avenue of Stars isn’t just a walkway—it’s a narrative. It’s where Bruce Lee’s kicks meet Victoria Harbour’s waves, where Anita Mui’s voice echoes in the skyline, where McDull reminds us to dream big, and where every sunset over the city feels like the perfect closing scene to an unforgettable Hong Kong adventure.
After exploring this cultural gem, why not retreat to Regent Hong Kong? With its luxurious amenities and stunning views, it’s the ideal place to unwind and reflect on your day. Enjoy a sumptuous meal at one of the hotel’s acclaimed restaurants or simply relax in your room while soaking in the panoramic views of the harbour.
Ready for your own star-studded moment? Step into the Avenue of Stars, strike a pose, and let Hong Kong’s cinematic magic do the rest. Whether you’re a film buff or just looking for a beautiful place to relax, this promenade promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of the city.
Just steps away from Regent Hong Kong, the Avenue of Stars is the perfect destination after a day of relaxing in luxury. Walk over for a sunset stroll, then return for dinner overlooking the harbour.
Ready for the star treatment? Book your stay now.
Perched Looking for the best steak in Hong Kong? Discover a world-class culinary destination at The Steak House at…
Must-Eat in Hong Kong: Regent’s Cinematic Tribute to Kowloon Walled City: The Siege
In the heart of Hong…
Kai Tak Guide: 8 Best Things to Do 2025
Once renowned for its iconic airport, Kai Tak has transformed into…
Some stories do not begin with a spotlight—they rise slowly, layer by layer, just like Regent Hong Kong’s…
This July, the world’s most popular sport takes center stage in Hong Kong as Kai Tak Stadium hosts the…
When globally followed content creator iShowSpeed livestreamed his room tour ay at Terrace Suite at Regent Hong Kong, the internet…
June in Hong Kong is a month of energy, excitement, and tradition, and nothing captures this spirit better than the…
Experience a vibrant music event and world-class dining this May at Regent Hong Kong, ideally situated in the heart…
Hong Kong is a city where culinary traditions meet vibrant innovation, offering a feast for the senses at every turn.…
Hong Kong is a dazzling blend of tradition and modernity, offering travelers a wealth of experiences. Whether you’re a…
Opened in July 2022, the Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM) is located in the West Kowloon Cultural District, steps away…
Established in 1962 and revitalized in 2019 after a major renovation, the Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA) stands as…
M+, Asia’s first global museum of visual culture, opened in November 2021. Located in the West Kowloon Cultural District,…
As Hong Kong’s sports and entertainment scene reaches new heights, the Kai Tak Sports Park emerges as a game-…
Art March is Hong Kong’s flagship arts festival every March. In 2025, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and…
Cultural exploration is within easy access when you stay at Regent Hong Kong. In fact, some of the city’s…
This hotel is owned by Supreme Key Limited operated by Regent Hotels & Resorts. (www.ihg.com)
©2025 Supreme Key Limited. All rights reserved.