Sheung Wan is a vibrant and historic neighborhood located on the northwestern edge of Hong Kong Island. Known for its blend of old and new, the area is characterized by traditional Chinese shops, antique dealers, and dried seafood markets alongside trendy cafes, art galleries, and modern boutiques. The streets of Sheung Wan are steeped in history, with colonial architecture and temples such as the Man Mo Temple adding to the cultural tapestry of the district. Hollywood Road, one of the main thoroughfares, is famous for its antique shops and art galleries, while the nearby Cat Street offers a variety of trinkets and souvenirs. Sheung Wan is also home to the PMQ, a hub for creative and design industries housed in a former police married quarters. The neighborhood's close proximity to the Central business district makes it a popular place for professionals, and its easy access to public transportation, including the MTR, trams, and ferries, adds to its convenience. Despite its urban setting, Sheung Wan maintains a sense of community with its street markets, local eateries, and small neighborhood parks where residents gather. The area's mix of traditional charm and contemporary lifestyle makes it an attractive place for both locals and expatriates.