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"Hong Kong Travel Guide\nDesigners, fashion editors, restaurateurs, and others reveal their favorite spots in China's most stylish city\nSituated on the South China Sea, Hong Kong offers visitors a unique combination of colonial-era elegance and modern sophistication.\nThe bustling Central District on Hong Kong Island is the city's main business area as well as a prime destination for shopping and dining.\nPierre, Michelin-starred chef Pierre Gagnaire's French restaurant at the Mandarin Oriental hotel, overlooks Victoria Harbor.\nA guest room with harbor views at the Upper House hotel, designed by Andre\u0301 Fu.\nA filigreed ceiling canopy amps up the glamour at Joyce, a celebrated clothing store.\nThe restaurant AMMO, at the Asia Society, serves Mediterranean cuisine with an Asian influence.\nThe PoHo district boasts a number of trendy eateries, including Po's Atelier.\nThe rooftop garden at Duddell's restaurant is a perfect place for after-dinner drinks.\nThe Hong Kong outpost of Lehmann Maupin, designed by architect Rem Koolhaas, and other leading Western contemporary art galleries can be found at the Pedder Building in the Central District.\nManu Melwani, the owner of Sam's Tailor in the Burlington Arcade.\nBritish chef Jason Atherton's tapas eatery 22 Ships, in Wanchai."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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