Buying a luxury watch could be a statement, a fulfillment of a dream or maybe an investment. Finding the best deals on a luxury watch in Tokyo could be difficult, especially if you do not speak or read Japanese. I will try to give you some tip here about areas and shops where to buy a second hand Rolex in Tokyo Japan. Where to buy a second hand Rolex in Tokyo Japan. With a foreign passport you can in most shops buy tax free (8% off). Some places display the price excluded tax. Remember to bring your passport to the store. If you want to pay with credit card the name of the passport holder and card needs to be the same. The easiest way to explore the second hand watch market in Tokyo is to take train between the different stations. All my favorite places are located in walking distance from a station. The destinations mentioned here can be reached by Yamanote line and Chuo line. Let us start the day in Shibuya at Shibuya station.Where to buy a second hand Rolex in Tokyo Japan.  Where to buy a second hand Rolex in Tokyo Japan Click on the store name […]

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After some hours at the casino I wondered what to do except gambling in Macau.  I decided to check out the historic center of Macau. On many of my journeys around the world this list have been a good way to learn more about the history of the place I visit. Macao, a lucrative port of strategic importance in the development of international trade, was under Portuguese administration from the mid-16th century until 1999, when it came under Chinese sovereignty. With its historic street, residential, religious and public Portuguese and Chinese buildings, the historic centre of Macao provides a unique testimony to the meeting of aesthetic, cultural, architectural and technological influences from East and West. The site also contains a fortress and a lighthouse, the oldest in China. It bears witness to one of the earliest and longest-lasting encounters between China and the West, based on the vibrancy of international trade. UNESCO The A-Ma Temple is a temple to the Chinese sea-goddess Mazu located in São Lourenço, Macau, China. Built in 1488, the temple is one of the oldest in Macau and thought to be the settlement’s namesake. Wikipedia The temple is open to visitors and ranked as one of […]

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I am only spending a few days in Hong Kong, a visit to Macau is a must if you like to gamble. Spending the day at Casino in Macau could be fun and does not have to cost too much. Heading from Hong Kong to visit the casino in Macau is easy, you will find the ferry terminal about a kilometer north of the Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry. You can either walk to it through Harbor City Mall, or take a taxi to 33 Canton Road. Uber is also an easy way to get around HK. Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal is close to the IFC Towers in the Shun Tak Center on Hong Kong Island. The largest Casino in Macau is The Venetian, it is located close to 32 others, making Macau the go to destination in the far east for gambling. Make sure to bring your passport for identification as you are leaving Hong Kong and entering Macau. From the ferry terminal Cotai Water jet departs to Macau. Prices starts from 165 HKD, night sailings and first class tickets can be more expensive. Make sure you are at the terminal in good time before the ferry departs, […]

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Just spending some days in Hong Kong? Wondering about things to do ? This is what I did, check it out, they are really touristy and at the same time essential. 5 things to do in Hong Kong for just a weekend stay. Getting around in Hong Kong to see these places is easy. Take a taxi, an Uber or jump on a bus. Since HK is not that big walking also works fine. These destinations listed here are a bit apart and requires some form of motorized transport. 1. Take the Star Ferry A crossing of Victoria Harbour on a Star Ferry has been named by the National Geographic of Traveler as one of the “fifty places of a lifetime”. Now, for the first time, you have the opportunity to step back to the days of old and experience an era when third generation Star ferries were the major passenger connection between Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula. This is both a passenger ferry operation and a tourist attraction taking passengers across Victoria Harbour . The ferry have an estimated 70.000 passengers crossing every day.  You are also able to take a harbor tour with the ferry and experience […]

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