Hong Kong Local Guides
Mass Transit Railway is the best transportation in the city, because you will find many malls and attractions along with the stations.  How to get there...
	Mong Kok station  Shopping: Ladies Street(Tung Choi Street), In'square, Simcity (computer), MongKok computer center, Sino center, Hollywood Center, Broadway cinema... -exit D2,D3 or E2. Lodging: Dragon Hostel - Exit D2. go straight to Sincere House, Room 707.	Jordan station Shopping: Temple Street -- exit A then turn right, then turn right after the 1st block, turn left on Nanking street. Shum Shui Po station Golden computer shopping center, toys and fashion wholesale shops -- exit D2
Tsim Sha Tsui station  Ocean center, Planet Hollywood, HardRock Cafe, HK culture Center, Ferry station, New world center, Space museum -exit C1 go straight or turn right on Peking Road then meet the canton road.	Central station  The Landmark, HSBC tower, Bank of China tower -exit G; USA consulate -exit J2. Causeway Bay station  Sogo, Caroline center, Lee garden -exit F, Times square -exit A,	Admiralty station Pacific Place, The Malls, Sebu, UA cinemas -exit C1. Wai Chai station  HK exhibition center, Immigration tower, Central Plaza -exit A3.
If you want to go New Territories, you can use Kowloon-Canton Railway.
Kowloon Tong station Kowloon Tong MTR station, Festival Walk, City University of HK.	Sha Tin station New town Plaza, City Plaza, bicycle rental shops.	Lo Wu station Gateway of China and Hong Kong >
More attractions...
Hong Kong Cultural Centre -- This is a big pavilion right on the southern tip of Tsim Sha Tsui It's mainly a bunch of concert halls for symphonies, plays, cultural events, etc. Along the waterfront there is a big observation deck with a phenomenal view of Hong Kong Island.
Hong Kong Museum of Art Admission: $10 for adults, $5 for children. --- Art galleries which contain prints, artwork, and artifacts of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Museum of History  -- It's a good stop to get a historical perspective on Hong Kong. It has lots of exhibits, many with wax-museum-like figures, and shows depicting the history of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Park --  Here you'll find the Museum of Tea Ware (free admission) which I highly recommend. It also contains an aviary with tropical birds and plants. The walk is highly recommended as well. It is also very close to the Peak Tram Station.
Hong Kong Space Museum --- Space Theatre Admission: $20 adults, $13 children;   Exhibition Hall admission: $10 adults, $5 children. Learn about space travel, astronomy, as astrology at the exhibition halls. The Space Theatre is an Omnimax theatre that presents shows on topics including space travel. Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens -- It contains a nice collection of animals, including an aviary.  Dragon Hostel www.dragonhostel.com Tel:(852) 93247-4767, 2395-0577 Fax: (852) 2398-0570 Email: dragonhostel@yahoo.com