
Hong Kong Heritage Museum
Six permanent galleries trace Hong Kong's cultural story, from the Cantonese Opera Heritage Hall to the Jin Yong Gallery. Housed in a serene, courtyard-style building a short walk from the hotel.
Where to stay
Regal Riverside Hotel · Shatin
Nestled along the tranquil banks of the Shing Mun River, Regal Riverside Hotel in Shatin offers a vibrant urban oasis in one of Hong Kong's most dynamic districts. Its prime location provides effortless access to major transport hubs, making it easy to explore the city, reach the airport, or venture into the New Territories and Greater Bay Area.
Just a short stroll from Sha Tin Wai MTR Station, guests enjoy seamless connections to shopping, entertainment, and renowned attractions such as the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, and the famous Sha Tin Racecourse. Surrounded by lush riverside scenery and within walking distance of mega malls like New Town Plaza, it is perfectly positioned for both rest and adventure — a Shatin landmark and the ideal base for race weekend.
Stay at the heart of the action. Walk to the start, recover by the river.
Around Shatin
A few of our favourite spots within easy reach of the hotel and the finish line.

Six permanent galleries trace Hong Kong's cultural story, from the Cantonese Opera Heritage Hall to the Jin Yong Gallery. Housed in a serene, courtyard-style building a short walk from the hotel.

A hillside climb past hundreds of golden Buddha statues to a quiet temple complex with sweeping views over Shatin. A worthy leg-loosener the day before — or a gentle reward after.

Spin the bronze pinwheel of fortune at this atmospheric Shatin temple dedicated to the Sung-dynasty general Che Kung. Steps from Che Kung Temple Station and free to enter.

One of the world's great racecourses, ringed by mountains and high-rises. Check the Jockey Club fixture list — a race night here is pure Hong Kong spectacle.

Retro charm and bold local flavours in Lek Yuen Estate. Fish-dumpling noodles by day, buzzing hotpot by night. A short walk from Shatin Station — easy, comforting fuel.

A nostalgic gem in the hills above Shatin, famous for its roast pigeon since the 1930s. Vintage décor, garden seating, and a real taste of old Hong Kong.
Questions about race-weekend logistics? Reach the team at hello@racebase.asia.
Attraction photos via Wikimedia Commons: Heritage Museum & Sha Tin Racecourse (Wing1990hk / LN9267, CC BY-SA), Ten Thousand Buddhas (Bernard Spragg, CC0), Che Kung Temple, Shing Kee Noodles & Lung Wah Hotel (Wpcpey, CC BY / CC BY-SA).