Hong Kong’s much-loved independent bookshop has just opened its newest flagship, and it’s a beauty. Tucked into LANDMARK ATRIUM in the heart of Central, the new Bookazine is bright, generously sized and stocked with all your favourite titles alongside plenty waiting to be discovered.
This is a store built for lingering. Parents can work their way through bestsellers, fresh arrivals and staff picks while the little ones settle into a corner designed just for young readers. Families who know Bookazine from Prince’s Building, ifc Mall, Tai Kwun or Festival Walk will recognise the winning mix of English-language favourites, local authors, stationery, toys and Hong Kong-inspired souvenirs. The difference here is scale. There’s room for a stroller to glide through, for a preschooler to sit down with a picture book, and for a teen to vanish into a new series without the whole family jostling in one aisle.
Highlights At Bookazine LANDMARK ATRIUM
The newest reads sit up front: freshly stocked bestsellers, arrivals, and staff picks. If you are hunting a unique present, the Hong Kong gifts and souvenir tables are the shortcut. Cards and the gift corner remain the Bookazine staple families already use for class parties, teacher notes, and last-minute wrapping. Party accessories are available now, with helium listed as coming soon on the official shops page.
The chain is still woman-led and family-owned, and that shows in how children’s titles sit as a real department rather than a leftover shelf.
Little Steps Insider Tips: Go weekday mornings after 8:00 am if you want the quietest kids-corner browse; Saturday fills faster. Ask staff for the week’s picture-book picks instead of scanning every table. If you already shopped elsewhere in LANDMARK, check current in-mall reading promotions before you pay, then finish with coffee so nobody melts down on the MTR ride home.
With Bookazine celebrating 40 years of championing books in Hong Kong, this new flagship feels like a lovely next chapter, one worth visiting with the whole family in tow.
Where is the new Bookazine flagship and what are the hours?
Shops 314-315, 3/F LANDMARK Atrium, 15 Queen’s Road Central. Weekdays 8am–8pm, Saturday 9am–8pm, Sunday and public holidays 9am–7pm. Call +852 3974 6282 before a holiday. Indoor walk from Central MTR through LANDMARK.
Is there a kids’ corner my preschooler can actually use?
Yes. The flagship is built at little-people height so kids can sit, flip and pick their own picture books while you stay nearby. Weekday mornings after 8am are the quietest. Ask staff for that week’s picture-book picks instead of scanning every table.
Can we grab coffee without leaving the bookstore?
There is an in-store coffee shop, so a book run becomes a flat-white catch-up while kids stay in the story corner.
Can I buy birthday cards and teacher gifts in the same visit?
Cards, Hong Kong souvenirs and party accessories sit under one roof; helium is listed as coming soon. Pair books with last-minute wrapping so you skip a second mall. For more paper goods, see our Hong Kong stationery guide.
Is it stroller-friendly compared with other Bookazine shops?
This is the largest store, so a stroller can glide and a teen can vanish into a series without jostling one aisle. Same mix of English titles, local authors, toys and gifts as Prince’s, ifc, Tai Kwun and Festival Walk – just more room to linger.
We love a Central stop that treats reading as a family activity, not an errand. This flagship gives kids their own beautiful corner and gives parents a coffee and a gift table in the same visit.
Central families and anyone who wants a screen-free bookstore date with room for a stroller and a school-age reader.
Opening hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-8:00pm; Saturday 9:00am-8:00pm; Sunday and public holidays 9:00am-7:00pm
Bookazine LANDMARK Atrium is on 3/F of LANDMARK Atrium at 15 Queen’s Road Central, a short indoor walk from Central MTR connections through the LANDMARK complex. Call +852 3974 6282 before a public holiday if hours might shift. Confirm live stock and events at bookazine.com.hk.
Marya is the Regional Editor for Little Steps Asia. Originally from Lebanon and raised in London, she moved to Hong Kong with her husband in 2014 and now calls it home. With a background in mental health research and experience working with NGOs, she brings a thoughtful perspective to her writing. When she’s not exploring the latest restaurant openings or events, you’ll find her building sandcastles with her son on Repulse Bay Beach or strength training at her favorite gym.
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