To cross the border from Shenzhen to Hong Kong, you usually pass through the Luohu, Futian, Huanggang or Shenzhen Bay ports. Bring your Hong Kong and Macau pass with a valid endorsement, and you will be fine. There will be no problem. .

If you are visiting for 2 days, you will be tired if you run back to Shenzhen every day. If possible, I would suggest you find a cheaper hotel in Yau Ma Tei/Mong Kok District. If you want a better hotel, 1 You can find a good one for about 1,000 yuan later.

Hong Kong Tourist Route

Wan Chai Convention and Exhibition Center (Golden Bauhinia Square, Reunification Monument) gt; Central (Victoria Peak, Wax Museum) gt; Tsim Sha Tsui (Avenue of Stars)

In addition, you can also buy tickets online in advance, take a cruise, and watch the scenery on both sides of Victoria Harbor

If you are interested, you can also consider Ocean Park or Disney. Of course, you are not asking the elderly to go Instead of riding the roller coaster, there will be some performances and marine life inside (not available at Disneyland in Ocean Park). If the elderly have difficulty moving, you can work harder and push a wheelchair. Both places provide wheelchair rentals in the park.

For shopping, I suggest you go to Harbor City in Tsim Sha Tsui. There are many brands in it and they are concentrated, which reduces the chance of visiting multiple shopping malls/shopping malls. There are also DFS, Tsim Sha Tsui SOGO, K-11 and other shopping malls nearby Harbor City.

It will be more difficult to find delicious food. Some of the more famous places are small shops. If you say that the elderly have difficulty moving, I would suggest that you look for food in nearby shopping malls.

It is convenient to rent a car. You can search online. There are local car rentals in Hong Kong and Shenzhen/Hong Kong car rentals. Of course, the one in Shenzhen/Hong Kong will definitely be more expensive, and if you are in Hong Kong, you have to go to Hong Kong to pick up the car, which is a bit more troublesome. If you don’t really have to walk a little bit, I personally recommend not renting a car. If you encounter places where transportation is not that convenient, just take a taxi. There are several disadvantages to driving. 1. The driving directions in Hong Kong are different, and the driving habits in Hong Kong are different from those in the Mainland. 2. You are not familiar with the roads in Hong Kong, and parking and finding a parking space in Hong Kong may be a problem