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Causeway Bay Station E-Passenger Guide 銅鑼灣站 其他公共交通⼯具 前往港鐵站 巴⼠綫 巴⼠站 Causeway Bay Station Alternative public transport To MTR station Bus route Bus stop 港島綫 Island Line N8X 2 5B,5X 7 堅尼地城 18P 11 Kennedy Town 5B,5X,N8X 12 5B 14 10 16 103 1 23,N8X 2 5B,5X 7 香港⼤學 HKU 103,18P 11 23,5B,5X,N8X 12 5B 14 10 16 103 1 23,N8X 2 5B 7 ⻄營盤 Sai Ying Pun 103,18P 11 23,5B,N8X 12 5B 14 10 16 619,N11 1 E11,E11A,N619,N8X 2 26,5B,914,962B,962X,N930,N962,N969 7 2,N11 8 上環 Sheung Wan 2,619,N11,N691 11 26,5B,914,962B,962X,N619,N8X,N930,N962,N969 12 N691 13 5B 14 26 17 103,25,619,N11 1 11,E11,E11A,N619,N680,N8X 2 11,25 5 26,5B,5X,673,914,962B,962X,968,969,N368,N930,N962,N969 7 2,N11 8 中環 103,18,18P,2,25,619,N11,N691 11 Central 11,26,5B,5X,914,962B,962X,969,N619,N8X,N930,N962,N969 12 690,N691 13 5B 14 10 16 26 17 11,25 19 步⾏前往天后站 20 分鐘 (預計時間) 港鐵免費接駁巴⼠上⾞處 E Walking to Tin Hau Station 20 minutes Free MTR Shuttle Bus boarding point (estimated time) 資料只供參考:此處所載資料由運輸署提供。港鐵會定期更新資料,唯 因各交通⼯具營運者可能隨時改動有關資料,故港鐵不能保證所有資料 均準確無誤。如查詢有關服務時間或其他資訊,請瀏覽香港出⾏易網⾴ https://www.hkemobility.gov.hk 。 FOR REFERENCE ONLY: This information is provided by the Transport Department. Whilst MTR regularly updates the content, no responsibility can be taken for accuracy as all information is subject to change by the individual transport operator. Please visit the HKeMobility webpage at https://www.hkemobility.gov.hk for relevant service hours or other information. 2021-05-17 CAB-1 前往港鐵站 巴⼠綫 巴⼠站 前往港鐵站 巴⼠綫 巴⼠站 To MTR station Bus route Bus stop To MTR station Bus route Bus stop 25,N11 1 23,2A,38,77,N72,N8,N8X 3 11,23,E11,E11A,N619,N680,N8X 2 10,19,8X 4 11,25 5 北⾓ 601,619,671,680,690,N619,N680,N691,N72,N8,N8X 5 26,5B,5X,673,914,962B,962X,968,969,N368,N930,N962,N969 7 North Point 601,619,671,680,690,N619,N680,N691 6 2,N11 8 2 9 2,25,N11,N691 11 10,19,8H,8X 14 ⾦鐘 Admiralty 11,23,26,5B,5X,914,962B,962X,969,N619,N8X,N930,N962,N969 12 116,2A,77,N122,N72,N8,N8X 3 690,N691 13 鰂⿂涌 N122,N72,N8,N8X 5 5B 14 Quarry Bay 102,106,2 9 601,680 15 8H 14 10,601,680 16 2A,77,N122,N8,N8X 3 26 17 太古 N122,N8,N8X 5 11,25 19 Tai Koo 102,106,2 9 11,23,E11,E11A,N619,N680,N8X 2 8H 14 11 5 2A,2X,77,N122,N8,N8X 3 26,5B,5X,914,962B,962X,968,969,N368,N930,N962,N969 7 ⻄灣河 N122,N8,N8X 5 11,23,26,5B,5X,914,962B,962X,969,N619,N8X,N930,N962,N969 12 Sai Wan Ho 102,106,2 9 灣仔 Wan Chai 5B 14 8H 14 680 15 2X,77,N122,N8,N8X 3 680 16 筲箕灣 N122,N8,N8X 5 26 17 Shau Kei Wan 102,106,2 9 11 19 8H 14 112,116,23,2A,2X,38,5X,77,8,8P,N122,N72,N8,N8P,N8X 3 8,N8,N8X 3 10,19,8X 4 柴灣 Chai Wan N8,N8X 5 103,170,25,601,603,619,671,673,680,681,690,914,968,E11,E11A, 106 9 N122,N170,N368,N619,N680,N691,N72,N8,N8P,N8X 5 南港島綫 South Island Line 103,170,601,603,619,671,673,680,681,690,N170,N368,N619,N680, 6 天后 N691 38,592,72,72A,77,96,N72 2 Tin Hau N8P 8 76 4 102,106,2,307 9 107,671,99,N171 8 N8P 11 海洋公園 Ocean Park N170 10 10,19,8H,8X 14 170,N170 13 968,E11,E11A 18 76 14 25,914,N8P 19 76 16 112,116,23,2A,38,77,N122,N72,N8,N8X 3 38,592,72,72A,77,96,N72 2 10,19,8X 4 76 4 25,601,619,671,680,690,N122,N619,N680,N691,N72,N8,N8X 5 107,671,99,N171 8 炮台⼭ Fortress Hill 601,619,671,680,690,N619,N680,N691 6 黃⽵坑 Wong Chuk Hang N170 10 102,106,2 9 170,N170 13 10,19,8H,8X 14 76 14 25 19 76 16 利東 592,96 2 Lei Tung 671,99,N171 8 海怡半島 592 2 South Horizons 671,99,N171 8 CAB-2 前往港鐵站 巴⼠綫 巴⼠站 前往港鐵站 巴⼠綫 巴⼠站 To MTR station Bus route Bus stop To MTR station Bus route Bus stop 荃灣綫 619,671,N619 5 Tsuen Wan Line ⽜頭⾓ Ngau Tau Kok N11 5 619,671,N619 6 601,619,671,690,N619,N691 5 N11 6 藍⽥ Lam Tin 佐敦 Jordan 112,N122 7 601,619,671,690,N619,N691 6 102,N11,N118 8 將軍澳綫 Tseung Kwan O Line N122 12 油塘 603 5 112,N122 7 Yau Tong 603 6 油⿇地 Yau Ma Tei 102,N118 8 調景嶺 N691 5 N122 12 Tiu Keng Leng N691 6 N122 7 旺⾓ Mong Kok 將軍澳 N691 5 N122 12 Tseung Kwan O N691 6 112,N122 7 太⼦ Prince Edward 坑⼝ N691 5 N122 12 Hang Hau N691 6 112,N122 7 寶琳 690,N691 5 深⽔埗 Sham Shui Po 102,N118 8 Po Lam 690,N691 6 N122 12 東涌綫、迪⼠尼綫及機場快綫 112,N122 7 ⻑沙灣 Tung Chung Line,Disneyland Resort Line & Airport Express Cheung Sha Wan 102 8 25,619,N11 1 N122 12 11,E11,E11A,N619,N680,N8X 2 N122 7 11,25 5 茘枝⾓ Lai Chi Kok 102 8 26,5B,5X,673,914,962B,962X,N930,N962,N969 7 N122 12 2,N11 8 N368 5 香港 18,18P,2,25,619,N11,N691 11 N368 6 Hong Kong 11,26,5B,5X,914,962B,962X,N619,N8X,N930,N962,N969 12 N122 7 美孚 Mei Foo 690,N691 13 102 8 5B 14 N122 12 10 16 N368 13 26 17 N930 7 11,25 19 葵芳 Kwai Fong N930 12 E11,E11A 2 N930 7 N11 5 葵興 Kwai Hing N930 12 N11 6 九龍 Kowloon 觀塘綫 Kwun Tong Line 914,962B,962X,968,969,N930,N962,N969 7 N11 8 何文⽥ Ho Man Tin 108,116 7 914,962B,962X,969,N930,N962,N969 12 103 5 樂富 奧運 914 7 Lok Fu 103 6 Olympic 914 12 103 8 A11 1 黃⼤仙 Wong Tai Sin 106 8 E11,E11A 2 671 5 機場 Airport N11 5 鑽⽯⼭ Diamond Hill 671 6 N11 6 116 7 A11,N11 8 彩虹 671 5 博覽館 AsiaWorld-Expo E11,E11A 2 Choi Hung 671 6 九龍灣 671 5 Kowloon Bay 671 6 CAB-3 前往港鐵站 巴⼠綫 巴⼠站 前往港鐵站 巴⼠綫 巴⼠站 To MTR station Bus route Bus stop To MTR station Bus route Bus stop 東鐵綫 108,116 7 East Rail Line 宋皇臺 Sung Wong Toi 103,170,N11,N170,N182,N368 5 106 8 103,170,N11,N170,N182,N368 6 啟德 Kai Tak 108 7 108,112,116,N122 7 紅磡 Hung Hom 170,N170,N182 5 102,103,106,170,N11,N118,N170,N182 8 ⼤圍 Tai Wai 170,N170,N182 6 N122 12 170,N170,N182 8 N368 13 170,N170,N182 5 170,N170,N182 5 ⾞公廟 Che Kung Temple 170,N170,N182 6 九龍塘 Kowloon Tong 170,N170,N182 6 170,N170,N182 8 170,N170,N182 8 170,N170,N182 5 170,N170 5 沙⽥圍 Sha Tin Wai 170,N170,N182 6 沙⽥ Sha Tin 170,N170 6 170,N170,N182 8 170,N170 8 680,N182,N680 5 ⼤埔墟 Tai Po Market 307 9 第⼀城 City One 680,N182,N680 6 粉嶺 673 5 N182 8 Fanling 673 6 680,N680 5 ⽯⾨ Shek Mun 上⽔ 673 5 680,N680 6 Sheung Shui 673 6 680,N680 5 ⼤⽔坑 Tai Shui Hang 屯⾺綫 Tuen Ma Line 680,N680 6 N969 7 680,681,N680 5 屯⾨ Tuen Mun 恆安 Heng On N969 12 680,681,N680 6 N969 7 680,681,N680 5 兆康 Siu Hong ⾺鞍⼭ Ma On Shan N969 12 680,681,N680 6 680,N680 5 天⽔圍 969,N969 7 烏溪沙 Wu Kai Sha Tin Shui Wai 969,N969 12 680,N680 6 N368 5 N368 6 朗屏 Long Ping 968 7 N368 13 N368 5 N368 6 元朗 Yuen Long 968 7 N368 13 荃灣⻄ N930 7 Tsuen Wan West N930 12 914 7 南昌 Nam Cheong N118 8 914 12 N11 5 N11 6 柯⼠甸 Austin 914 7 N11 8 914 12 108,116 7 ⼟瓜灣 To Kwa Wan 106 8 CAB-4.
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