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11 ottobre: [Hong-Kong] Tsim Sha Tsui, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Central, Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui

(181 pictures today ...)

Given that the hotel gave us a room with twin beds without notice and as a room with double-bed was not available, last night I put one of the two beds (big enough for two) near the window of the room and I slept and Shiho literally over Hong Kong. This photo was taken in the morning without my knowledge by Shiho ...

Here's what you see looking out the window: tall buildings, very old, full of mold ... that's cool ...

We left at mid-morning, destination Causeway Bay to meet our friend in Hong Kong, the legendary Kit! In the pedestrian crossings are directions on where to look, as in London but with the characters more ...

Our hotel ...

Tsim Sha Tsui, downtown ...

We took a ferry at Star Ferry to Hong Kong Island, the clouds and the humidity to 95% create a cover that makes it invisible to anything more than a few miles away ...

A detail of the skyline of HK Island ...

After landing, here is a typical high-rise condominium in HK, you know, there is no space to live them and then go on ...

The area of \u200b\u200bCauseway Bay, how many times I have seen a sight like this in a film of HK ...

The architecture of these exotic places is exciting!

for lunch, "Dim Sum" by Kit, here is one of the doors ...

The view from the restaurant, as well as the Victoria Park ...

another door ...

Ecco Kit che scambia i biglietti da visita con Davide...

Usciti dal ristorante, il passaggio dall'aria secca di un ambiente condizionato a una strada con umidità al 95% produce effetti indesiderati come la brina (qui mostrata sulla macchina di Davide) che impedisce di utilizzare macchine fotografiche per alcuni minuti...

Un altro scorcio delle strade di HK...

Le strisce per terra sono identiche a quelle dell'Inghilterra, ma quelle insegne sospese nel vuoto le troverete solo qui, assicurato...

Un mercatino con dei frutti incredibili...

I miei amici della Polizia di HK in ronda a Central...

Ecco fin dove possono arrivare i ponteggi in bambù montati completamente a mano...

A Central abbiamo preso il sistema coperto di scale mobili più lungo al mondo ...

Ecco una delle viste che si possono godere dalla scala mobile...

Poi dopo essere tornati in albergo per una doccia, Shiho and I went to Mong Kok to see the restaurant-that was used by director Johnnie To as the location of his masterpiece entitled "PTU" ( here is the source that made me find ... ): it took me a while to find the address, the place is hidden and unavailable. I could not get in because it was closing time, but we will be back to take photos even inside!