One of the longest bridges in Asia when built in 1902, now an iconic symbol of the Hanoian people's determination and perseverance.
The world's largest ceramic mosaic along the walls of the Red River dike system presenting different periods in the history of Vietnam.
A beautiful pagoda in the center of West Lake and one of the most popular worship places in Hanoi where people pray for good fortune to the Mother Goddess.
This statue from 1980 is one of the few left of Lenin, standsing in a small triangular park in the heart of Hanoi, opposite the Vietnam Military History Museum.
The only remaining gate to the old city, this arched gate of the citadel of Thang Long survived to be a nostalgic remembrance of Hanoi’s lengthy history and fight against foreign aggressors.
Located on the 65th floor of the Lotte center, this observation deck offers panoramic views of the whole city of Hanoi and a skywalk with a transparent floor.
Hanoi Opera House is a distinctive building with remarkable history and culture that combines ancient Greek architecture styles with the style of Paris Opera House.
This is where Ho Chi Minh lived and worked and it’s a place where countless historical decisions were made for Vietnam.
One of the very few old-style homes that remains intact and is open to the public as a brilliant example of the classic Vietnamese merchant’s house from the past.
Located on an islet within West Lake, this pagoda is a picturesque attraction and a cultural symbol of Vietnamese Buddhism since the 6th century.
Hanoi’s largest freshwater lake, with plenty of historical places of interest, vast botanical gardens, lotus ponds, classy restaurants, chic cafes and night clubs.
UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Imperial Citadel, was the center of regional political power for almost 13 centuries, and it bears historical and cultural importance.
An impressive collection of around 20 thousand objects and artworks on three floors, including 9 National Treasures and an extensive collection of paintings and sculptures.
A traditional show which dates back to the Red River Delta of the old days.
Pay homage to the legendary and brave Trung Sisters.
One of the four Temples that helped to fortify the ancient Citadel of Thang Long.
A correction house full of torturous stories, colonial exploitation, with a few good and bad men.
Learn about women who changed Vietnamese society for the better.
A former grand school of archelogy showing 1000’s of years of history.
See ways of life from ethnic groups around Vietnam.
A unique Pagoda in a beautiful surrounding with a touching story.
Come and learn about the revolutionary, comrade and legend of Vietnam.
A sombre place to pay respect to Ho Chi Minh himself.
This former University is where students pray to Confucius for excellent results in their studies.
A Temple with a beautiful bridge dedicated to men of honour.
Hoan Kiem Lake is the perfect spot for a weekend stroll, to hang out with locals and spot turtles.
This is one French landmark which stands out and a must-see in the Old Quarter.