Best places: Religions in Hong Kong Island, China

👍👍 Very eye catching building, especially observed from above. PS. Im downloading my photos again as - for unknown reasons - G Maps marked it as "unknown place". Shame on you !!

👍👍 Good place to pray. Always open, feel free to pop in and have some quiet time. I like the deco there, it tells the history of Wanchai too.

Elegant late-1880s Gothic cathedral, with a Latin cross-shaped interior & stained glass windows.

Unadorned early Victorian cathedral and seat of the Anglican Archbishop of Hong Kong.

Built in 1890, this rectangular mosque features an arched entrance & Arabesque windows.

Ornate, colorful Buddhist temple overlooking the beach & housing some giant statues.

👍👍 Engaging sermons, vibrant worship, intentional community. This church is a great place for healing, restoration, and community. Deepen your understanding of God and find comfort and healing from the awesome team that makes this place run weekly.

👍 Lin Fa Temple has a very unique architecture which the front hall is half-octagonal shape and the back of the temple is built on a giant boulder (aka lotus rock). This place is the starting point of the fire dragon dance in the Mid Autumn Festival.

😠 Disappointed and experienced discrimination by the staff. I had been waiting around for assistance for a long time - they kept choosing to assist everyone else, I politely asked a question and a staff answered without even looking up at me, continued to accommodate everyone else who was arriving aft...

👍 Named after the prince of the Shang Dynasty, Pak Tai Temple was built in 1863. You can see the monumental temple walking on the uphill part of the Stone Nullah Lane . Although it’s a popular attraction site to go to these days, people in the old days went there to worship different gods and make sac...

😐 St. Paul's Church is located on Glenealy just south of the Fringe Club and the LKF district. This is an early 20th-century church with several architectural influences ranging from the neo-gothic spire and tower at the front to the Dutch style gable at the back. The building is cream coloured with...

👍 Lovely location in the clouds overlooking Victoria Harbour. Lovely service that really spoke to me. But not particularly friendly - the sort of place where the church meeting is fantastic but would take a bit of time and effort to really make friends.

👍👍 Last night, I had the unique opportunity to visit the stunning Ohel Leah Synagogue in Hong Kong. Although as a non-Jew, I couldn't explore the interior due to religious customs, the exterior alone was a sight to behold. Its magnificent architecture radiated a sense of tranquillity and grandeur that...

👍 A beautiful temple in the middle of the city. This temple is built in the 18th century and a lot of beautiful details to be appreciated.

👍👍 This is a place that will make you feel at home. Daily shacharis followed by 5 stars breakfast (free of charge) and mincha/maariv in downtown Central. Rabbi Avtzon and Goldie will make the impossible to make you feel at home and taken care of. Holidays services and programs are always interesting an...

👍 Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Kau Yan Church was previously a church for Hakka people from China during the time of the Taiping Rebellion in the mid-19th century. A church known as Sai Kwok Lau (四角樓) was established in 1861 by the Society of Basel Mission (巴色傳道會) whose missionaries first c...

This snug temple with murals built in 1884 honors the patron saint of Chinese builders & carpenters.

Dedicated to the sea god, this 19th-century temple has an ornate, tiled roof & carved stone columns.