After seeing the trams and whizzing through Toy Street, we veered off the beaten track towards Queen's Road East since we noticed the area was alive and buzzing.
Turned out they were punters deep in concentration outside The Hong Kong Jockey Club.
Sprawled all over the pavement, scrutinising the numbers,their slips and the papers, as if they were studying for a last minute exam is quite an extraordinary sight that you might not want to miss.
Continuing onwards towards the busy main road, we came to this pedestrian skybridge on our right.
What's so amazing about that eh? It's just an ordinary crossing .
But it's not the bridge, rather, it was what lay on the other side of the bridge that got us all excited.
The Rolls Royce showroom with a few eye popping Phantoms inside.
It's just under Cafe De Coral and right in front of a bus stop. Gosh.
Turning back, we find this Malay sounding sign on top of another sign that promises a fine for feeding the birds.
So, there's definitely more to Wan Chai than trams and Toy Street. Put the Rolls Royce showroom on your must see list.
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