Group Experiences in Hong Kong Island

Madame Tussauds™ Hong Kong lets you get up close to some of the world's most popular personalities – or at least it feels that way! The museum boasts an extensive collection of over 100 incredibly lifelike wax figures that visitors can interact with. Take photos with your favourite celebrities and global icons, and get interactive with the museum's recently launched Selfie Gallery. The gallery features 3D facades illuminated in vibrant, candy colours, designed to create fabulous Insta-famous moments. Book you Madame Tussauds Hong Kong tickets today!

Take a hop-on hop-off bus tour and see Hong Kong's towering skyscrapers, ancient temples, bars, unique markets and restaurants, and much more. Visit the Man-Mo Temple, see the Behemoth, that is the Bank of China Tower, the Peak Tram, and take in the skyline from the hillside. Sample some local delicacies from a local market and hop back on the next bus. Use the audio guide to listen about the city's highlights as you go.

Join a small group of creative minds for an in-depth workshop, where you'll practice painting a typical Chinese art motif such as green bamboo. Learn the precise techniques of applying ink to silk in a fun workshop that fuses Western modes of artistic expression with Chinese art styles. Your time here will help instill a basic understanding and appreciation of Chinese painting and the stylistic differences between Western and Chinese art. You'll be shown the ropes from the ground up, so no experience is necessary, only a steady hand and a patient mindset are needed!

If learning to decorate ceramics sounds like your cup of tea, escape the busy Star Street District to a cozy art studio, and immerse yourself in the fusion of Western and Chinese painting techniques, with a Chinese Teacups Painting Workshop. During the workshop you'll learn the decorative art of painting on dainty teacups, using a combination of Western and Chinese painting techniques. Learn to paint the shapes and shades of typical Chinese art motifs such as bamboo and plum blossoms during a relaxing class where you're free to experiment and get creative. The studio's resident artist will teach you how to combine Western and Chinese painting, and help you choose a theme to decorate your teacups with. You'll soon master the basics and can even bring your newly painted creation home as a gift for your favourite tea lover.

Put away the phones and social media and re-visit a world where concentration, skill and dedication lead to beautiful things. This Chinese ink painting class is a great way to escape the hustle of Hong Kong and try your hand at an ancient art form.