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Hong Kong MTR · Tsuen Wan Line · Line guide

16 stations 16 km Opened May 10, 1982

DISCOVER THE CITY BY METRO

From the harbourfront into everyday Kowloon.

The Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, Temple Street, Mei Ho House and The Mills offer different ways to slow down.

Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of Stars, archival view
Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of Stars, archival view

One line. Many sides of the city.

The Tsuen Wan Line crosses the harbour from Central through urban Kowloon to Tsuen Wan. Markets, museums and outdoor streets keep different schedules.

← CentralTsuen Wan →

Selected stops · intermediate stations omitted

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  1. 01Central
  2. 02Admiralty
  3. 03Tsim Sha Tsui
  4. 04Jordan
  5. 05Yau Ma Tei
  6. 06Mong Kok
  7. 07Prince Edward
  8. 08Sham Shui Po
  9. 09Cheung Sha Wan
  10. 10Lai Chi Kok
  11. 11Mei Foo
  12. 12Lai King
  13. 13Kwai Fong
  14. 14Kwai Hing
  15. 15Tai Wo Hau
  16. 16Tsuen Wan
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THE STOPS

Where will you get off?

Follow the line order and choose a neighbourhood, a view or somewhere to slow down.

4 places

Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of Stars, archival view01
Tsim Sha Tsui ↗

Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of Stars

Read Hong Kong’s skyline from the shore

Enjoy the Hong Kong Island skyline from the waterfront, with the Clock Tower, Cultural Centre and Avenue of Stars nearby.

Getting there

From Tsim Sha Tsui station, continue to Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of Stars. Allow for the street-level walk and check the entrance first. Exit reference: Exit E.

Allow around · 60–90 min

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Jordan ↗

Temple Street

An evening taste of Kowloon

Explore night-market stalls and Hong Kong snacks in a lively Kowloon evening setting.

Getting there

From Jordan station, continue to Temple Street. Allow for the street-level walk and check the entrance first. Exit reference: Exit A.

Allow around · 60–90 min

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Sham Shui Po ↗

Heritage of Mei Ho House

Neighbourhood history through daily life

Historic public housing and exhibits trace changes in Hong Kong residents' daily lives.

Getting there

From Sham Shui Po station, continue to Heritage of Mei Ho House. Allow for the street-level walk and check the entrance first. Exit reference: Exit D2.

Allow around · 60–90 min

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The Mills

Design and daily life in a former mill

A former textile factory transformed into exhibitions, design spaces and shops.

Getting there

From Tsuen Wan station, continue to The Mills. Allow for the street-level walk and check the entrance first. Exit reference: Exit A3.

Allow around · 90–150 min

MAKE A DAY OF IT

A few stops. A good day out.

Allow 3–5 hours

A harbour walk followed by Kowloon’s evening.

Take time at just these two stops, shortening the outing for weather, opening arrangements or energy. Save the other highlights for another day.

2 stops · easy to shorten

Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of Stars
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    First stop

    Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of Stars

    Enjoy the Hong Kong Island skyline from the waterfront, with the Clock Tower, Cultural Centre and Avenue of Stars nearby.

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    ↓  Return to Tsim Sha Tsui; take the Tsuen Wan Line towards Tsuen Wan to Jordan, then continue to Temple Street. Check the timing for its evening stalls.

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    Next stop

    Temple Street

    Explore night-market stalls and Hong Kong snacks in a lively Kowloon evening setting.

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These editorial time estimates include walking, breaks and casual sightseeing, but not a full exhibition visit, long queues or extended shopping.

BEFORE YOU GO

A little planning goes a long way.

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Check opening and admission

Venues, gardens and events have their own opening and ticket arrangements. Visit durations are editorial estimates, not opening hours or train times; choose only the stops that interest you.

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