Sky100 Observation Deck (ICC),Hong Kong

• Panoramic 360° indoor observation deck on the 100th floor
• Interactive multimedia telescopes and digital information panels
• Sky100 Café and refreshment area
• Gift shop with Hong Kong-themed souvenirs
• Photography spots for skyline and harbor views

• Floor-to-ceiling glass windows for uninterrupted views
• High-powered interactive telescopes with location info
• Multilingual audio guides and digital exhibits
• Night-time illumination and excellent sunset views
• Indoor, weather-proof viewing—accessible year-round

• Panoramic sightseeing and skyline photography
• Sunset and night-time cityscape viewing
• Using interactive telescopes and digital exhibits to identify landmarks
• Light snacks or drinks at the Sky100 Café while enjoying views
• Special guided tours and private hire for events (subject to booking)

Late autumn to early spring (October–March) for clearer skies and more comfortable temperatures; evenings for illuminated skyline views and sunsets.

Hong Kong has a subtropical climate—hot and humid summers with occasional typhoons (Jun–Sep), mild and drier winters (Dec–Feb). Visibility is best outside the hazy summer months.

Typical adult admission is around HK$150–200; concessions for children, students and seniors may be available. Standard opening hours are usually 10:00–22:30 (last admission often about an hour before closing). Fees, hours and special-ticketed events change—check the official Sky100 website for up-to-date pricing and opening times.

Direct access via Kowloon Station (MTR and Airport Express) and connected to Elements shopping mall/ICC. High-speed lifts serve the deck. The facility is wheelchair accessible; accessible restrooms and elevators are available. From Hong Kong International Airport take the Airport Express to Kowloon Station, then follow signs to ICC/Sky100.

Plan for 1–2 hours to enjoy views, exhibits and a coffee break; longer if visiting at sunset or during events.

Bring a light jacket for evening visits (it can feel cooler at height), a camera with zoom, and a small set of binoculars. Avoid bulky tripods—check Sky100 policy before bringing them.

Enjoy nearby dining in Elements mall and Kowloon (Cantonese dim sum, egg tarts, street snacks). The Sky100 gift shop offers postcards, skyline-themed keepsakes and small souvenirs.