The best of NoHo and Gough Street

Revolution, prostitution and printing! Welcome to NoHo.

The area that was once home to brothels, revolutionary meetings, shophouses and printing houses has come a long way. Today, nearly all of the old shophouses have been redeveloped, the area an alluring mix of traditional street vendors and fashionable new stores and restaurants -- many having moved here after being priced out of trendy SoHo.

This is NoHo -- rich in history, full of variety and arguably Hong Kong’s most eclectic neighborhood. Whether you're convinced or not already, read on. We promise by the time you've gone through our guide, you'll want to see it for yourself.

Streets of your city: A nostalgic walkabout through Hong Kong's NoHo
Revolution, prostitution ... and printing. That's just the beginning of NoHo's fascinating history of eclectic occupants. CNNGo strolls through the neighborhood taking photographs, meeting the people, and reflecting on the neighborhood's colorful past.

You got served! By old timers
Gingko House restaurant is staffed by non-grumpy seniors who serve risottos with a large side of nice.

Streets of your city: This art workshop is the 'Toast' of NoHo
Come celebrate with us on Tuesday, December the 15th.

Streets of your city: Proud to be out at Volume
'People graduate without knowing who Picasso is' -- and one Hong Konger wants to change that with his art workshop in NoHo.

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