Happy Valley Racecourse,Hong Kong

• Wednesday night horse racing meetings (night racing under floodlights)
• Hong Kong Jockey Club racing displays and museum exhibits
• Public viewing stands, private boxes and dining facilities
• Betting halls and on-course betting counters
• Spectacular views of the surrounding skyline and Happy Valley neighbourhood

• Iconic urban racecourse with night racing atmosphere
• Close city-centre location offering a mix of sport and nightlife
• Well-maintained turf and track used for regular meetings
• Historic grandstand architecture blended with modern facilities

• Attending evening race meetings to watch live horse racing
• Placing bets and experiencing Hong Kong racing culture
• Taking guided tours or visiting the Hong Kong Jockey Club's racing exhibits
• Dining in-course at restaurants, members' boxes or public food stalls
• Photography of the races, horses and city skyline

Racing season: Generally September to July; best experience is a Wednesday evening when night racing creates a lively atmosphere. Check the Hong Kong Jockey Club calendar for specific meeting dates.

Hong Kong has a subtropical climate: hot, humid summers (June–August) with frequent rain and thunderstorms; mild, drier winters (December–February). Evening races in winter can be comfortably cool; bring light rain protection in summer.

Entry & timings vary: Race meetings typically begin in the evening (first race commonly around 7:00–7:30 PM) with several races across the night. Admission and ticketing options include public admission, dining packages, and private boxes; fees and opening times change by event—check the Hong Kong Jockey Club website for up-to-date ticketing and gate-opening information.

Located in the Happy Valley area on Hong Kong Island. There is no dedicated MTR station; nearest MTR stations are Causeway Bay and Wan Chai, with onward connections by tram, bus, taxi or on-foot. The tram network and numerous bus routes stop near the racecourse. Facilities for visitors with reduced mobility are available—confirm specific needs with the Hong Kong Jockey Club in advance.

For race nights allow 2–4 hours to enjoy several races and the atmosphere; for a museum or daytime visit plan 1–2 hours.

Smart-casual attire for public areas; dressier clothing for private boxes or dining. Bring light rain gear during summer, a light jacket for cooler winter nights, and comfortable shoes for walking.

On-course food and beverage outlets offer casual snacks and drinks; premium dining options are available in private areas. Pick up racing souvenirs, programs and memorabilia from on-site shops or the Hong Kong Jockey Club outlets. Nearby Causeway Bay offers many dining and shopping choices.