An iconic landmark of Shatin, the 7km-long Shing Mun River runs from Tai Wai through downtown Shatin and eventually extends into Tolo Harbour. A traffic-free bike path winds next to the river, allowing scenic strolls or bike rides along the coastline to Tolo Harbour before reaching Tai Mei Tuk. The River is also a popular haven for water sports like rowing, canoeing, kayaking and the world-famous festive dragon boat races.
Sha Tin Town Hall offers comprehensive facilities and presents a variety of cultural performances and exhibitions. It is home to the largest and most popular cultural events centre in the district.
Take Free Hotel Shuttle Bus to Royal Park Hotel and walk for 8 minutes to Sha Tin Town Hall through New Town Plaza.
Boasting a full range of comprehensive facilities, the racecourse at Shatin is one of the finest in the world. It hosts different international and local horse racing events during racing season from September to July of the following year. Go ahead and try your luck on a race or two… it’s great fun!
*Open on Sha Tin Horse Race Day
Take a taxi from the Hotel to Sha Tin Racecourse in about 10 minutes.
Located in the heart of Shatin, New Town Plaza offers nearly two million sq. ft. of exceptional shopping, dining and lifestyle facilities. It is Sun Hung Kai Properties’ first transit-oriented development and the Group’s flagship shopping centre.
Take Free Hotel Shuttle Bus to Royal Park Hotel.
Snoopy’s World is located on the 3rd floor of the New Town Plaza with free admission. There are amusing attractions for kids, and fans can meet in person all their favourite Peanuts characters.
Take Free Hotel Shuttle Bus to Royal Park Hotel and walk for 7 minutes to Snoopy’s World through New Town Plaza.
The Hong Kong Heritage Museum offers a unique blend of the Territory’s history, art and culture via a wide variety of programmes that cater for the public’s disparate interests. Boasting an exhibition area of some 7,500 sq. m., the museum houses five permanent galleries: the Jin Yong Gallery, the Cantonese Opera Heritage Hall, the T.T. Tsui Gallery of Chinese Art, the Chao Shao-an Gallery, and the Children’s Discovery Gallery; as well as six thematic galleries that regularly host exhibitions showcasing diverse treasures that reflect the marvellous local heritage. six thematic galleries that regularly host exhibitions.
Take MTR to Che Kung Temple Station. From Exit A, head towards the direction of Shing Mun River and cross the bridge. Walk for approximately 6 minutes to the Hong Kong Heritage Museum.
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