Be it for shopping (incredible mall) or simply the Monetary office that offers a spectacular view of HK and Victoria Peak, I never fail to visit IFC1 AND IFC2. I love the restaurants and the grocery store with exotic food and delicious take away treats

A good area to walk around, though hard on the feet, and relatively soulless. Plenty of interesting (generally expensive) shops, including an iconic Apple Store. Particularly well planned with some good interior decor. The view is not as good as that from the Peak

This was a great little find - free and only a few tourists! Having read the reviews about the horrendous wait times for the short peak tram ride - we decided to let the lift of the IFC take the strain and get us to...More

2 ICF is the tallest building on Hong Kong Island. The Observation Deck on the 55th floor is free. You need to show your passport to obtain a Visitor's Pass to be allowed access. The Hong Kong Monetary Information Centre is located on the 55th...More

To get the view you need to visit during business hours. If you go through the mall to the ground floor of 2 IFC (the taller tower) there is a security desk - bring photo ID to register for a visitors pass. From there you...More

This viewing platform offers you the best views of Hong Kong. It is reasonably priced and was surprisingly empty when we visited it.

Large complex consisting of two skyscrapers, an ultra-luxury hotel, a large shopping mall and a subway station beneath it. The higher IFC 2 skyscraper is visible from anywhere.