The Peninsula Hong Kong At A Glance

Marvel at the scenic majesty of Hong Kong - from the air, land and sea. The hotel's bespoke helicopter is waiting to take you on a VIP adventure with the most spectacular views. Once transferred to a luxury yacht, a perfectly secluded bay will provide the ultimate setting to enjoy a true Peninsula feast. 

Hidden among the city’s skyscrapers and behind its crowded window displays remain vestiges of the finest traditional Hong Kong craftsmanship and the city’s golden era of manufacturing. The programme seeks out the artisans of the city’s disappearing crafts and takes you on a journey of discovery to meet them. 

Travel in a chauffeured MINI Clubman and come face-to-face with artists in residence. See Hong Kong’s working artists and gain insights into the city’s creative art spaces through conversations with the artists in situ.

When it comes to Peninsula Academy children's classes, it's all about fun and education. This is certainly the case with the "A Little Pastry Chef's Adventure" programme, which is aimed at youngsters between 4 and 10 years of age. The two-hour long programme will add colour, creativity and amusement to your child's stay - and at the end of the class, provide some treasured goodies to take home.

The Peninsula Hong Kong's dim sum kitchen is one of the most revered in the world. Don't leave without learning to make dim sum, one of Hong Kong's most popular dishes. Dim sum - meaning "to touch the heart" - gets its name from the fact that it used to be a snack, rather than a meal to languish over, in order to provide a little taste without being filling. 

Fly on this spectacular cultural adventure in true Peninsula style. The Peninsula Academy takes you up in the air to view Hong Kong's breathtaking UNESCO Hong Kong Geopark from the sky. This programme, with an expert tour guide, offers the rare opportunity to observe and learn about the history and distinctive characteristics of this special area.

Shao Lin Wushu remains one of the oldest, most venerated forms of Chinese martial arts. Developed in the renowned Shao Lin Monastery in China’s Henan province, the history of Shao Lin Wushu and its legendary warrior monks can be traced back over 2,000 years.

Lanterns have long been an important symbol of reunion in Hong Kong, as these glowing emblems are iconic to a number of cultural festivities and celebrations. Every year during the Mid-Autumn, and most notably, the Spring Lantern Festival, children and adults alike gather to set colourful lanterns aglow.

Engage the senses with The Peninsula Picnic – a brand new initiative that celebrates delectable feasting with a touch of art among the city's verdant landscapes. This exciting experience will lead Peninsula guests to Hong Kong’s urban green spaces paired with a gourmet picnic, packed with care by the hotel’s skilled chefs.