The authentic chaos, in the best sense of the term, which is lived in Hong Kong (see hotels in Hong Kong) due to the human and commercial taremagnum that breathes the old British protectorate, makes, at first, that the displacements through the city be problematic. The first problem will be that, unless we dominate the Chinese, the signs that indicate the addresses that we must take, become a real gallimaties.
However, the methods to be able to move, either through public or private transport, are very accessible and are highly developed.
First of all a small urban point. Hong Kong is a small island archipelago being the most prominent places the Kowloon Peninsula from the commercial point of view; Lantau Island where the International Airport is headquarters.
The best thing to cover most of the territory that composes the city is to opt for public transport. To be able to take any type of public transport we must agency with an Octopus card that will allow us a lot of versatility since they admit it to the parking meters. There are also a large amount of public transport that include buses to trains. The MTR is an underground train system similar to the subway or the subway and will allow us to travel by most of the 1,000 square kilometers that make up the city.