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HONG KONG

TOTAL SPEND: HK$329

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Ignoring price-per-square foot, Hong Kong is a budget travel playground, says TAMSIN COCKS

GET FIRED UP on the Morning Trail hike to the Peak – you can be up and down in an hour while enjoying those money-can’t-buy views. Reward yourself with a dim sum feast: a HK$2.30 tram ride will deliver you to the North Point branch of Michelin-starred chain Tim Ho Wan, where dishes hover around HK$30.

Avoid the post-dumpling slump with a leisurely walk through Victoria Park to the Wan Chai ferry pier for a cross-harbour trip on the Star Ferry (HK$2.50).

Once in Kowloon, bargain shopping options include Fa Yuen Street for outlet stores; Tung Choi Street Ladies’ Market for souvenirs; or the colourful bloom of the Flower Market. Then head to the city’s most famous cha chaan teng: the Australia Dairy Company, renowned for its scrambled eggs and brusque customer service (HK$38 for a lunch set).

Get an art and culture fix at the new West Kowloon Cultural District: rent a Smartbike to explore the waterfront Art Park (HK$20 per hour), or immerse yourself in traditiona­l Chinese opera at the Xiqu Centre (tickets from HK$180). In the evening, head to neon-lit Causeway Bay for street food classics from Ying Heong Yuen: fish balls in curry sauce (HK$12), plus spicy octopus skewers (HK$15).

旅程由享用Sain Boulangeri­e的蘋果酥 (1.6歐元/13港

元) 展開,讓你有氣力逛遍鄰近的­rue de Marseille街­上

各家特賣場。若Maje和A.P.C.品牌的減價貨品不合閣

下預算,Macon & Lesquoy色彩繽­紛的燙印繡花章

(10歐元/85港元起) 亦可為你的至愛服飾增­添花都氣質。要繼續尋寶,可沿鵝卵石路南行,逛逛馬萊區各家潮店。

來到午餐時分,可到小店L’Îlot「霸位」,享用鮮美的

法國Fines de Claire生蠔 (半打只售9.5歐元/80港元),佐以一杯清爽的Pic­poul葡萄酒 (4歐元/34港元) 。距離此地十分

鐘步程的藝術空間La­fayette Anticipati­ons是前衛當代藝

術的集中地,在4月造訪的話,更可免費欣賞藝術家R­achel

Rose的展覽,探索她如夢似幻的電影、拼貼畫和雕塑。

不妨下載應用程式Li­me,租賃電動滑板車馳騁汽­車止

步的塞納河岸 (每半小時租金為5.5歐元/46港元)。你可把滑板車停泊在榮­軍院,然後乘坐地鐵 (1.9歐元/16港元) 前

往Bouillon Julien,這家富麗堂皇的食府處­處展現新藝術

風格,但經典的平民美食卻價­錢相宜 (15歐元/130港元)。要為美好的一天畫上完­美句號,洋溢波希米亞風情的天­台

餐廳La Bellevillo­ise絕對是最佳終點­站,這裡不時在秀麗

的橄欖樹下舉辦免費爵­士樂演奏會,帶來多重享受。總消費:47.5歐元 (412港元)

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