Featured Hotels Near The Mills

Stay at The Murray, Hong Kong, a boutique hotel just a 5-minute walk from Nam Fung Factory. Housed in a restored historic building, it blends industrial heritage with modern elegance. Enjoy panoramic views of Victoria Harbour from its rooftop terrace and sky garden. The hotel’s central location offers easy access to MTR stations, making it ideal for travelers exploring Hong Kong’s creative district.

Nam Fung Factory hosts a variety of unique cultural activities including handloom weaving workshops, local art exhibitions, and fashion design talks. Once a 1950s textile mill, the site now serves as a vibrant creative hub preserving original brick facades and machinery. Weekends feature pop-up markets and live music performances, attracting local artists and creatives. Guided tours offer deep insights into its industrial past and transformation into a contemporary arts space.

Take the MTR to Central Station, exit at E2, and walk 10 minutes along Lincoln Street to reach Nam Fung Factory. Alternatively, exit at Sheung Wan Station (C2) and walk 8 minutes via Des Voeux Road Central. Both routes pass through charming old streets with traditional buildings. For luggage, consider taking a minibus or taxi—just 5 minutes away with a fare of around HK$30–40.

Yes! The factory’s exposed red-brick façade, historic looms, and steel beam corridors create striking contrast perfect for photography. Key photo locations include the glass-walled café, elevated iron bridges, and industrial light shafts. Nearby Harbourfront Promenade offers sweeping views of Victoria Harbour—ideal for sunset shots. Use a wide-angle lens to capture architectural details and natural lighting to enhance mood.

Inside Nam Fung Factory, The Canteen features a retro-industrial design and serves innovative Cantonese fusion dishes with artisanal coffee. Honey & Co. is a popular spot for healthy salads and handcrafted pastries. For authentic local flavors, head to Sheung Wan Market, where century-old stalls serve roast meats and rice noodles. All dining venues are on the ground and second floors—stylish, spacious, and perfect for lunch or dinner gatherings.

Absolutely! The factory offers family-friendly guided tours and interactive exhibits that teach kids about textile history and industrial evolution. There are designated play areas, indoor rest zones, and regular parent-child workshops like weaving and paper craft. The site is safe, well-lit, and equipped with clean restrooms and water fountains. Visit in the morning to avoid afternoon heat, then extend your trip to Central Harbourfront Park for a relaxing family outing.