The Hong Kong Rugby Sevens is an annual event.

The rugby takes place every year in March.

The Hong Kong Rugby Sevens 2012 dates are 23 to 25 March, 2012.

The events take place at Hong Kong Stadium in So Kon Po, Hong Kong. The stadium has a capacity of 40,000, and usually sells out during the sevens.

The rugby is a great event, and visitors from all over the world come to watch the teams compete.

If you plan on visiting Hong Kong during the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens, make sure to book your travel or rugby sevens package holiday well in advance.

Google Maps Hong Kong shows street and road maps of major and minor streets and roads in Hong Kong.

See below for Google Maps of Hong Kong.

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W Hong Kong
Address: 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon Station, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
Phone: +852 3717 2222

Opened in 2008, the W Hong Kong is the hottest new addition to the Hong Kong hotel scene and the first W hotel in China.

With rooms designed by world famous Australian interior desiger Nicholas Graham and Japanese designer Yasumichi Morita, the W Hong Kong is at the peak of sleek Contemporary design.

With its West Kowloon location in the heart of the financial district and its signature W service, the hotel has quickly become one of Hong Kong’s best hotels.

Featuring 393 guest rooms, gourmet restaurants FIRE and KITCHEN, the sleek Liquid lounge and Living Room areas, a refreshing pool, and top-notch spa and fitness center, the W Hong Kong is the perfect place to call home during a visit to the city.

Book your room at the W hotel in Hong Kong now to make sure your room is ready and waiting for you while you’re visiting Hong Kong.

These now include road and street maps of major cities.

Check out Hong Kong Google maps below.

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The fair, which is also known as Art HK 12, is a modern art exhibition featuring the works of both Eastern and Western artists from 100 visiting galleries from 20 countries.

Works on display at the Hong Kong International Art Fair will range from paintings by Picasso and Warhol to photography, and will also showcase emerging Hong Kong artists.

Admission prices for the Hong Kong International Art Fair are $150HKD at the door, or $120HKD in advance. Concessions are available.

Opening hours for the Hong Kong International Art Fair are 11am-7pm.

Happy Valley Racecourse
Address: 2 Sports Rd., Happy Valley, Hong Kong
Phone: (852) 2895 1523

Happy Valley Racecourse Schedule

Races at Happy Valley are held between September and June on Wednesday nights (7:30pm-10:30 or 11pm) and some weekend afternoons.

Happy Valley Racecourse Admission

Racecourse admission is HK$10.

About Happy Valley Racecourse

If you like going to the horse races, Happy Valley Racecourse in Hong Kong is the perfect spot for you.

Built in 1846, Happy Valley is a rare example of an in-city racecourse.

A Wednesday night or weekend afternoon at Happy Valley Racecourse is a lively event, and rumor has it that more money changes hands here in a single night than during the Kentucky Derby.

Hong Kong Escalator

The mid-levels escalator in Hong Kong is the world’s longest covered escalator.

The escalator runs from Des Voeux Road in the Central district to Conduit Road in the Mid-levels.

The Hong Kong city escalator is a great way to get around the city and avoid the traffic in the streets below.

Raised one level above the street, the Hong Kong city escalator has great views of the bustling shops, restaurants, and roads below.

The escalator has regular gaps to let people on and off at popular streets in Central and SoHo.

Dragon I Bar in Hong Kong
Address: The Centrium, 60 Wyndham Street, Hong Kong
Dragon I Phone: + 852 3110 1222

Located in Hong Kong’s hip SoHo district, Dragon I bar is for those who want to see and be seen.

The bar’s swanky interior is matched by its upscale patrons.

Wednesday night at Dragon I is model night, so be prepared to come face-to-face with the beautiful people.

IF your favorite Olympic events involve horses, then the place to go next summer is Hong Kong, not Bejing.

The International Olympic Committee has decided to hold all six equestrian events of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Hong Kong, after veterinarians raised concerns about equine diseases in mainland China. That decision is expected to bring throngs of horse lovers to Hong Kong, mainly from North America, Europe and Australia.

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