428 metres above sea level
Sky Terrace 428 Observation Guide
Standing 428 metres above sea level at the apex of The Peak Tower, delivering unobstructed 360-degree panoramas of Hong Kong.
About
The highest outdoor view in Hong Kong.
Sky Terrace 428 offers the most comprehensive panoramic view of Hong Kong, from the Central skyscraper cluster and Kowloon across Victoria Harbour. At 428 metres above sea level, this open-air observation deck delivers a 360-degree perspective. Night views are particularly dramatic — the harbour lights and city glow create one of Asia's most photographed cityscapes.
Key Observation Sectors
What landmarks to look for across the four cardinal directions.
North-West
IFC, Bank of China Tower, HSBC Building, Central skyline, Victoria Harbour
Classic Hong Kong skyline photography
North-East
Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, North Point, Kowloon across the harbour
Full harbour panorama
South
Pok Fu Lam, Lamma Island, South China Sea
Sunset — facing the open sea
East
Aberdeen, Wong Chuk Hang, Stanley Peninsula
Southern Hong Kong Island context
Daytime
Clear-day city panorama
Night views
City of light
Natural surroundings
Tropical forest at 400 m
The Peak Tower
More to explore at the top.
Sky Terrace 428
Open-air 360° observation deck at 428 m. Open 08:00–23:00 daily (last entry 22:30).
Madame Tussauds HK
Wax figure museum with Hong Kong-exclusive celebrity and cultural exhibits on Level 2.
Mei Lok Experience
Authentic Hong Kong 1970s–80s artefacts and recreated street scenes — a walk through recent history.
Dining & Retail
Multiple restaurants, cafés, and souvenir shops inside The Peak Tower and adjacent Peak Galleria.
Photo tips
Get the most from Sky Terrace 428.
Purchase combo tickets (Peak Tram + Sky Terrace) for the best value.
Visit at dusk for both day and night views in a single session.
Clear days offer visibility to the outlying islands and Shenzhen beyond.
The terrace is open daily 08:00–23:00 (last entry 22:30).