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Victoria Peak Tram: Hong Kong's Best Views
4.4
15 Ratings
The Peak Tower | Sky Terrace 428
Ascend Victoria Peak by tram for stunning views at Sky Terrace 428. Capture Hong Kong’s skyline and vibrant culture. Book your adventure today.
Ascend Victoria Peak by tram for stunning views at Sky Terrace 428. Capture Hong Kong’s skyline and vibrant culture. Book your adventure today.
Duration:
4 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- The Peak Tower | Sky Terrace 428 - Visitors will embark on a memorable journey aboard the Peak Tram, one of the world’s oldest and most renowned funicular railways. Since its debut in 1888, the tram has been transporting passengers from 33m to 396m above sea level along a steep 1.27 km track, providing breathtaking views as it climbs to The Peak…
- The Peak Tower | Sky Terrace 428 - Visitors will embark on a memorable journey aboard the Peak Tram, one of the world’s oldest and most renowned funicular railways. Since its debut in 1888, the tram has been transporting passengers from 33m to 396m above sea level along a steep 1.27 km track, providing breathtaking views as it climbs to The Peak Tower. Upon reaching the destination, guests can explore The Peak Tower, an architectural wonder and one of Hong Kong’s most iconic landmarks. The tower hosts a variety of signature restaurants with stunning views, as well as a lively festival-market-style shopping arcade. For the ultimate experience, visit Sky Terrace 428, Hong Kong’s highest viewing terrace at 428 meters above sea level, where you can enjoy 360-degree panoramic views of the city’s skyline, Victoria Harbour, and the lush green landscapes that surround it. This is an essential experience that beautifully combines history, culture, and stunning scenery.
What's Included
- Sky Terrace 428 Entry Ticket: If selected
- One-way Tram + Sky Terrace 428 Ticket: if selected
- Round-trip Tram and Sky Terrace 428 Ticket: if selected
- Sky Terrace 428 Entry Ticket: If selected
- One-way Tram + Sky Terrace 428 Ticket: if selected
- Round-trip Tram and Sky Terrace 428 Ticket: if selected
What's Not Included
- Other personal expenses
- Other personal expenses
Additional Information
Discover the legendary Victoria Peak Tram and be captivated by the stunning vistas from Sky Terrace 428! This excursion provides a smooth journey to the summit of Hong Kong’s most renowned viewpoint. As you ride the historic tram, take in breathtaking views of the city’s skyline, lively harbor, and verdant landscapes. At Sky Terrace 428, the tallest…
Discover the legendary Victoria Peak Tram and be captivated by the stunning vistas from Sky Terrace 428! This excursion provides a smooth journey to the summit of Hong Kong’s most renowned viewpoint. As you ride the historic tram, take in breathtaking views of the city’s skyline, lively harbor, and verdant landscapes. At Sky Terrace 428, the tallest observation deck in Hong Kong, enjoy a 360-degree panorama of the dynamic city—a perfect location for capturing photos and creating memories. Don’t miss this essential destination that blends history, culture, and unmatched scenery—secure your tickets now for an unforgettable Hong Kong adventure!
- Free for children aged 0-2
- Child price applied to children aged 3 - 11, proof of age must be shown upon request
- Children aged 12+ will be charged the same rate as adults
- Senior price applied to senior aged 65 or above, proof of age must be shown upon request
- Peak Tram return rides and/or Sky Terrace 428 admission (if applicable) need to be used on the same date of visit
Location
The Peak Tower | Sky Terrace 428
Lugard Road
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
4.4
(15 Ratings)
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Johnsonrhenius
Jul 2, 2025
Stunning views of Hongkong - This is one of the best place to get stunning views of Hongkong. The team up and down was wonderful. There are options for shopping and food. The prices of handicrafts were reasonable. While at the top there are people who can take photos for free but digital downloads are expensive and they charge as per no of persons in photo.
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Rebecca_h
Jun 5, 2025
Fabulous! - Loved the whole thing! So peaceful and tranquil despite the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong!
Would definitely recommend The Peak Lookout for some cocktails in stunning surroundings
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Kevin_c
Jun 5, 2025
Pleasant ! - Not crowded in the morning but very well organized all around. Strange one needs a ticket to get out of the park.
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Andrew_p
Jun 4, 2025
Hong Kong stopover - The tramway staff were very helpful with the wheelchair
As always great view of harbor
Bubba Guppa has nice restaurant
Mussels and harbor view
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Maya
May 31, 2025
Victoria Peak @ Honk Kong 2025 - Buying tickets online saves so much queuing time! 💯 Go early to avoid crowds 🌄. The mountain top is amazing...prices a bit higher up there! 💸 #Travel #Tickets #Mountains #Views #Savings #Trip#Crowds
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E
May 14, 2025
Great viewing experience in tram - I didn’t book a ticket in advance as it had too many information requests requirements to buy a ticket. So I turned up around midday and there was a small queue for ticket buying but it was a perfect opportunity to watch the visual display on the wall explaining the history of the peak tram. I didn’t get to see all of the display as it was an efficient service in selling tickets. The peak tram staff were very friendly scanned tickets with a smile and boarded the next tram in the front.
Great views of the city.
Plenty of stuff to explore when you arrive on the top station.
Really great experience. I went to explore the Victoria garden and then took tram back down.
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Mark
May 5, 2025
Fantastic views from the top. - This is a very busy place. Two options to beat the long lines: 1. Buy a Ruby Pass ( a little bit more expensive, but you go straight through). 2. Include it ticket on the Hop on Hop off bus. (You get past most of the people still waiting).
Lovely old stile tram ride to the top and fantastic views from the top. It was a bit overcast the day we were there, but it was great.
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Blueheeler777
Jun 21, 2025
Great views - It is worth the right to the top of Victoria Peak to get a good idea of the geography of the city area and also Hong Kong island. We took a Uber from our hotel to the bottom of the funicular. You can buy tickets on site. But upon descending from the mountain, we walked to the pier waterfront on Hong Kong Island and it was only a $1.15 ride on the ferry to the piers at the bottom of the city centre. From there, it was only a 15-minute walk back to our hotel.
You can buy a single tram ticket tram ticket or a combo ticket which provides the tram/ funicular ride to the top and also access to the viewing deck which is the highest point with 360 degree views of the area. Atop the peak there are various activities and things to see, a shopping mall and restaurants. There are also some places to sit down and relax.
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919michaeld
Jun 1, 2025
Nice ride but no view - I had a short 24-hour visit to Hong Kong and arranged for this visit. The weather was foggy and I chose to ride the tram to the peak. I enjoyed the tram ride, but with the fog, there was nothing to see from the viewpoint. If I had stayed longer, I could have visited the next evening, but that was not an option for me.
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Ruth_l
May 25, 2025
Don’t waste your money or time - Very overrated and underwhelming experience. It’s a tourist trap, don’t bother. You will stand in line for 30+ minutes before you even board the tram. It’s always overcrowded and people are constantly pushing, running, and hitting each other to board the tram and secure a seat. The whole ride is about 6 minutes long and the actual views themselves are not worth it at all. You get about 5 seconds of the actual HK skyline and the rest is trees, railing, and AC units in the back of buildings. The Sky Terrace is also overrated. It’s way too crowded to get any good views of the city and on a cloudy day, you can barely see anything. If you really want an experience with great views, take the cable car on Lantau Island to Nnong Ping village. Much longer, better views, and less crowds.
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