Tuition in Sheung Wan

2025-09-05

Sheung Wan Tuition Transportation and Area Guide (Must-Read for Tutors)

🗺️ Where is Sheung Wan? Is it suitable for tutoring?

Sheung Wan, located in the Central and Western District of Hong Kong Island, is close to Central and is one of Hong Kong’s oldest commercial districts. With numerous tutorial centers, education centers, and co-working spaces, the area offers convenient transportation and a comprehensive range of amenities, making it an ideal location for tutors to teach.

🚇 How to get to Sheung Wan? A comprehensive guide to transportation options

✅ MTR (most convenient)

Island Line : Take the Island Line to Sheung Wan Station. Exit A2 takes you directly to Des Voeux Road Central, while Exit B leads to Connaught Road Central. Several tuition centers are just a few minutes’ walk away.

✅ Bus (Citybus/New World First Bus)

Several bus routes pass through Sheung Wan, including:

Line 1
Line 5B
Line 10
Line 101
Line 104

Bus stops are mainly located in Connaught Road Central, Des Voeux Road Central and Queen’s Road Central.

▶️ Directions tool:

🔗 Citybus official website

✅ Tram (Ding Ding Car)

Hong Kong Tramways has several Sheung Wan stops and runs along Des Voeux Road Central, which is suitable for those traveling to Sheung Wan from Wan Chai, Causeway Bay and other places.

✅ Minibus

Several green minibus routes pass through Sheung Wan, providing flexible transportation options and convenient access to different locations in the area.

✅ Taxi/Uber

Take a taxi or use Uber to Sheung Wan from various districts in Hong Kong. The journey time varies depending on the starting point distance and traffic conditions.

🗺️ Sheung Wan Google Map Navigation

Below is a Google map of Sheung Wan.

🧭 Tutoring Tips

Reminders	Recommended method
First time teaching in Sheung Wan	Leave home 20 minutes early and familiarize yourself with the exits and teaching locations
Supplies/Documents to carry	Use the subway + walk or taxi to reduce the inconvenience of transfers
Want to avoid the peak crowds	Avoid weekends between 1-5pm (the busiest time in the area)
Quick car check/real-time traffic	Use Google Maps to navigate and check bus times

📌This information was first edited and compiled by AI. Editor: Qian Jiajun