Excuse me, how can I get to Harbour City after visiting Madame Tussauds Hong Kong?

ぇ⊥庖 k┿υh υ f υ PMC υ 280081147520165438-0. kh┐ふà■？ z？ Hello, I'm from Hong Kong. I made the following four-day and three-night trip according to your request. I hope you like it. On the first day, I took the subway to Tsim Sha Tsui and the Avenue of Stars. This is a scenic spot that records the development of Hong Kong films. You can look at the handprints left by Hong Kong stars on the ground and the scenery of Victoria Harbour. After that, you can visit the nearby New World Center and sogou for shopping, then you can visit the space museum with a huge hemispherical building nearby, and you can go straight to Harbour City along the coast, which is enough for you to visit for several hours. After that, you can go shopping in Hong Kong DFS Global Duty Free Shop, near No.28 Canton Road, and then take the return road to Jialianwei Road, where there is Zhuoyue Shasha, a pharmacy riding Longcheng, and even go to a dessert shop called Xu Liushan. Try Hong Kong-style dessert ... After the first day, take the subway from Exit A to the ground bus terminal of Central Station, take the 15C bus to the cable car terminal, take the cable car to the skyscraper at the top of Daping Mountain to enjoy the panoramic view of Hong Kong, and take a package tour to Madame Tussauds to see the wax figures of many celebrities in the museum and take photos with them ... After the visit, take the cable car back and take the 15C bus to Central. There are IFC International Finance Center, Landmark Plaza and Prince's Mansion, the tallest buildings in Hong Kong. Then take the subway and get off at Causeway Bay Station. Causeway Bay also has Qi Shasha's Excellence, as well as the famous Times Square, large and small shopping malls, etc ... Then take the subway to Wan Chai to take photos at Hong Kong Golden Bauhinia Square. Then go to the nearby Star Ferry Pier and take the Star Ferry Pier to Tsim Sha Tsui Harbour City Pier ... so you can see the night view of Victoria. On the second day and after the third day, take the subway from Exit B to admiralty station, to the ground bus station, and take Line 629 directly to Ocean Park. In the evening, take the subway to get off at yau ma tei station, and take the "Temple Street" exit, also known as the "civilian nightclub". I was impressed by a fortune teller. You can get some advice if you are interested. For dinner, you can eat seafood and authentic clay pot rice in Temple Street. Every night, many foreigners and domestic tourists get off at wong tai sin station on the fourth day after the third day, pay homage at Wong Tai Sin Temple, and then take the subway to Mong Kok. There are Broadway, Okanagan Laser and other chain digital products stores selling mobile phones, cameras and laptops. There are also many small shopping malls selling trendy things. Mong Kok has the most snacks, and then return.