Hong Kong WinterFest 2025 Launches Major City-Wide Holiday Experience
From 14 November to 4 January the festive season transforms Central with immersive lights, giant tree, markets and deals
Hong Kong is gearing up for its WinterFest 2025 celebration, which will run from 14 November 2025 to 4 January 2026 in the Central district and across the city’s key festive zones.
The event will anchor at Statue Square Garden, where a 20-metre Christmas tree will form the centrepiece of a toy-themed “Christmas Town” featuring oversized decorations and interactive installations.
From 28 November an “Immersive Light Show in Central” will be staged nightly between 7:30 pm and 10:30 pm on eight landmark building façades, including the Bank of China Tower and HSBC Main Building.
The show will run every 30 minutes, offering visitors multiple viewing opportunities.
Running concurrently, Chater Road will transform into a “Starlight Boulevard” with a canopy of lights and decorative installations leading to an interactive Wishing Lake at Landmark Atrium.
At the end of November, a Christmas market comprising approximately twelve chalet-style booths will open in the Christmas Town area, offering festive food, gifts and workshops.
The promotional component “WinterFest Delights” will provide exclusive dining, shopping and attraction offers throughout December, reinforcing Hong Kong’s position as a regional winter-season destination.
The Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation emphasises that the free-entry outdoor events will cater to families, solo travellers and groups alike, and recommends evening visits for the full light-show effect.
With the city’s infrastructure and connectivity, organisers expect WinterFest to drive both local engagement and inbound tourism.
Visitors are advised to check the official WinterFest website for the latest schedule and crowd-management information, as peak evenings may require advanced planning for viewing spots along the boulevard and square space.
WinterFest 2025 combines spectacle, interactivity and seasonal commerce to anchor Hong Kong’s festive and travel calendar as the city embraces its role as Asia’s winter-holiday destination.
The event will anchor at Statue Square Garden, where a 20-metre Christmas tree will form the centrepiece of a toy-themed “Christmas Town” featuring oversized decorations and interactive installations.
From 28 November an “Immersive Light Show in Central” will be staged nightly between 7:30 pm and 10:30 pm on eight landmark building façades, including the Bank of China Tower and HSBC Main Building.
The show will run every 30 minutes, offering visitors multiple viewing opportunities.
Running concurrently, Chater Road will transform into a “Starlight Boulevard” with a canopy of lights and decorative installations leading to an interactive Wishing Lake at Landmark Atrium.
At the end of November, a Christmas market comprising approximately twelve chalet-style booths will open in the Christmas Town area, offering festive food, gifts and workshops.
The promotional component “WinterFest Delights” will provide exclusive dining, shopping and attraction offers throughout December, reinforcing Hong Kong’s position as a regional winter-season destination.
The Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation emphasises that the free-entry outdoor events will cater to families, solo travellers and groups alike, and recommends evening visits for the full light-show effect.
With the city’s infrastructure and connectivity, organisers expect WinterFest to drive both local engagement and inbound tourism.
Visitors are advised to check the official WinterFest website for the latest schedule and crowd-management information, as peak evenings may require advanced planning for viewing spots along the boulevard and square space.
WinterFest 2025 combines spectacle, interactivity and seasonal commerce to anchor Hong Kong’s festive and travel calendar as the city embraces its role as Asia’s winter-holiday destination.
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