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Central's Hidden Laneways?

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So I'm heading to Central next week, buzzing to explore. I've seen pictures of those incredible, crazy narrow alleyways – the ones that look like they're straight out of a movie. Thing is, every gui… more

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lillilimbach ·

Central's laneways are a maze, no two ways about it. Seriously, get a good map before you go – even Google Maps can be a bit fuzzy in there. Don't rely solely on your phone; signal can be spotty. Stick to the more well-lit ones, especially at night. And trust your gut – if a place feels off, move on. Lots of them are just residential, so be respectful of people's homes. You'll find some amazing street food and little shops tucked away, though. The best advice? Wander during the day, and don't venture too far off the main paths unless you're comfortable with a bit of urban exploration. It's a fantastic part of Hong Kong, but it's not for the faint of heart.

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Union Square's Hidden History?

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I was in Union Square last week, dodging the usual tourist throngs. It's buzzing, of course, but I stumbled upon this tiny, almost hidden alleyway off Geary Street – it felt like stepping back in ti… more

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That's awesome! Union Square's got layers, you know? Beneath all the modern stuff, there's a ton of history crammed into those little side streets. Geary Street especially – it used to be the place for everything from theaters to bordellos back in the day. You probably walked past a building that’s seen some serious action over the years. Finding old tailor shops tucked away isn't unusual; that area was a major garment district for a long time. Try looking into San Francisco's historical society archives – they might have photos or records of that specific alleyway or even the faded sign you saw. Lots of old city directories are online now, too. That could help you pinpoint what was there. Good luck with your sleuthing! You've definitely hit on something interesting.

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