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Hong Kong is divided into a number of distinctly different districts. Hong Kong Island — The site of the original British settlement, Hong Kong Island was the first to be developed. Its north side is densely packed, despite the lack of space, and here you'll find most of Hong Kong's skyscrapers and the famous skyline. The main business and nightlife districts, in addition to the government, can be found here. The south side is more relaxed, with beaches and luxury residential complexes. Kowloon — Kowloon is the peninsula jutting down towards Hong Kong Island. It is the most populous part of Hong Kong, and also happens to be the most densely populated place in the world. Passion for food and good coffee and tea is as strong in Hong Kong as anywhere in the world. The popular areas for cafes are Central (Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo), Wan Chai, Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui, along with the outlying islands and coastal areas, which are busy on weekends."