Apart from shopping, there are many other things you can do in Causeway Bay, such as seeing Buddhist traditions and culture, which you can find at Tin Hau Temple. Built in the 1700s, Tin Hau Temple is dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea, as well as the Noonday Gun ceremony.

You can also visit the Hong Kong Central Library, the largest library in the country. This library is equipped with various rooms, such as rooms for books in English and Chinese, and rooms for a toy library, lecture theatre, and multimedia.

If you’re looking to explore Hong Kong or Causeway Bay’s cuisine, head to Houston Street, also known as Food Street. This small street is filled with various dining options, from authentic Hong Kong cuisine to Italian or even Thai food, ready to satisfy your appetite.

Additionally, you can watch horse racing at the Happy Valley Racecourse, Hong Kong’s main racecourse since 1846. On the second floor of the Happy Valley Racecourse, you can gain insight into horses and the history of Hong Kong's Jockey Club at the Hong Kong Jockey Club Archive and Museum.

During your visit to Causeway Bay, make sure to stop by Din Tai Fung, a prominent dim sum restaurant renowned for its signature menu item, xiao long bao – a type of dumpling filled with truffle and pork. Another delectable snack to try is Rou Jia Mo, which consists of crispy pancakes filled with minced pork or potatoes and onions, available at Liao Za Lie.

Another option is Ho Hung Kee, one of Hong Kong's most historic noodle shops, which offers springy wonton noodles and a delectable fresh, sweet soup. Additionally, head to Lau Haa Hotpot Restaurant to try a variety of hot pot selections featuring delicious meat and pork meatballs, all within a restaurant with a retro-themed ambiance.

When visiting Causeway Bay, be sure to explore one of the huge department store complexes, SOGO Hong Kong. Here, you will find a diverse range of products, including fashion, cosmetics, electronics, and health items from famous luxury brands. SOGO Hong Kong also often hosts food fairs, sales, and promotions throughout the year in its Ballroom and Event Hall.

Additionally, consider visiting Lee Gardens One to Six, which is famous for its extensive collection of designer brands for children. Lee Gardens One to Six also offers a variety of jewelry and household appliances from luxury brands. Several other shopping venues that you can visit include Hysan Place, Island Beverly Shopping Center, Lee Theater Plaza, WTC More Hong Kong, and Fashion Walk Hong Kong.

If you are looking for more budget-friendly options, then visit Jardine's Crescent Market. Here, you can bargain for various fashion products and secure goods at affordable prices.

The best time for you to visit Causeway Bay is from late October to mid-April. If you're looking for a time with the least likelihood of rain, visit in December, February, and January. On the other hand, if you want to visit Causeway Bay during the warmest time, try coming in June, July, and August.

If you are planning to travel from Hong Kong Airport to Causeway Bay, the MTR Airport Express on the dark green line is a convenient option, providing a quick journey to the heart of Hong Kong in approximately 24 minutes. The fare for a single trip is HKD115.

Alternatively, you can opt for a taxi service departing from Hong Kong Airport, with prices starting at HKD390. These taxis have a capacity to accommodate up to 5 passengers.