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Upper Lascar Row

Upper Lascar Row, also called Cat Street, is a short Sheung Wan lane for browsing antiques, memorabilia and bric-a-brac. Its appeal is the range of objects rather than a single landmark.

Upper Lascar Row

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Why go

This narrow lane runs parallel to Hollywood Road and brings its antiques trade into a smaller space. Porcelain, calligraphy and traditional furniture sit within a broader mix of collectable objects. It suits a focused browse between heritage stops, especially if you prefer examining individual pieces to walking a long shopping corridor. The lane once accommodated South Asian seamen, and its community market later developed into antiques trading.

What to look for

  • Porcelain and calligraphy among the shop displays
  • Traditional furniture alongside smaller memorabilia

Useful to know

  • Use Upper Lascar Row for navigation; the wider Lascar Row name also has historical meanings.
  • Allow roughly half an hour to browse, with longer for purchases.

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