Hong Kong travels freely for three days and two nights. Ask for recommended tourist routes. Please help me design the route. I want to find the egg tart shop that Adam and his wife went to.

To the top of the mountain is a cable car. In Hong Kong, trams refer to trams running in the east-west direction in the northern part of Hong Kong Island, also known as tinkling cars.

When you arrive in Hong Kong on 1, you can take the subway to Central, get out of D2 Theatre and walk to Wellington Street for 5 minutes. The tea restaurant Adam and his wife went to is called Cuihua, which is located on the ground floor of Wellington Street 15- 19. As a tea restaurant and a listed company, Cuihua is a little more expensive than ordinary tea restaurants, but the quality is generally better.

Then you can walk 10- 15 minutes to Huayuan Road Cable Car Station, take the cable car to Taiping Peak, and go to the wax museum by the way. Below is a map of Central, and several places have been marked for you.

After coming down from Taiping Mountain, you can take a bus at Garden Road Cable Car Station to Central Ferry Pier, take a ferry from Central Ferry Pier to Tsim Sha Tsui, take a boat at Star Ferry Pier in Tsim Sha Tsui at night and visit Victoria Harbour at night. You can also visit the Avenue of Stars. At 8 pm, if you are on a cruise ship or on the Avenue of Stars, you can enjoy the performance of Symphony of Lights. Attention, all ships in Youwei Port must book tickets in advance.

The next day was shopping. I suggest going to Tsim Sha Tsui, where there is Harbour City, K- 1 1, DFS, with many and concentrated brands. If you want to buy something popular, you can go to Mong Kok. There are many time-honored gold jewelry stores on Nathan Road at the E2 exit of Mong Kok, and there are many electrical appliances in Xiyangcai Street. There are also small shops and chain stores. Cai Tong Street is a women's street, and the Garden Street next to it, also known as Boxie Street, is full of sports shoes and sportswear. Langham place, exit C3 of Mong Kok Station, is a big shopping mall, and you can also go shopping.

When did you leave Hong Kong on the third day? If it is afternoon or evening, you can go shopping for a while and buy more things during the day. However, most shops in Hong Kong don't open until after 10:30. If you get up early, you can find a place to have morning tea and try Cantonese dim sum, or you can go to the Wong Tai Sin Temple for a walk.

Because the public transportation in Hong Kong is better, hotels in most places will not have much trouble traveling. Of course, it would be better and more convenient if they were within a five-minute walking distance of the subway station.

The most concentrated hotels are Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok. Prices in Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui are generally higher, while those in Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok are cheaper. It is recommended to book online in advance. If you are lucky, you can book a cheaper one.