2 Best Performing Arts Venues in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

As one of the city's last traditionally crafted vessels, or junks, the plush Aqua Luna's dramatic appearance and red sails make her easy to spot. Step off dry land from the piers in Kowloon, Central, or Stanley, order a gin and tonic, and take in the shimmering harbor sights for 45 minutes. The price tag includes one drink, and a snack menu is available. Choose from several evening sails, or the dim sum and afternoon tea cruises. They also offer package options which include dinner at Aqua or Hutong. 

The Hong Kong Cultural Centre's 2,000-seat concert hall, an oval-shape space fitted with an adjustable acoustic canopy and curtains, houses an 8,000-pipe Austrian organ, one of the world's largest. The Grand Theatre often hosts visiting Broadway musicals, opera, and ballet, while cozier plays take place in the Studio Theatre. Exhibitions are occasionally mounted in the atrium.