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Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
Pass by
Visit Vietnam’s most revered landmark — the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Ba Dinh Square. Witness the solemn honor guard, pay respects to the nation’s beloved leader, and explore the surrounding gardens and historical sites to learn about Ho Chi Minh’s life and legacy. A moving cultural experience that connects you to the heart of Vietnam’s history.
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West Lake
Pass by
Discover the charm of Hanoi’s largest lake, a peaceful escape from the city’s bustle. Stroll or ride along its 17-kilometer shoreline, dotted with ancient temples, elegant French-style villas, and charming lakeside cafés. Depending on the season, you might see vibrant lotus blossoms or golden sunset reflections across the rippling surface. West Lake offers a perfect mix of scenic beauty, cultural heritage, and everyday Hanoi life.
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Chua Tran Quoc
20m
Step into centuries of spiritual heritage at Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi. Set on a small island in West Lake, its graceful red towers, ancient Bodhi tree, and serene courtyards create a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustle. Inside, admire intricate statues, sacred relics, and delicate architecture that reflect Vietnam’s deep-rooted Buddhist traditions. Whether you visit at sunrise for golden reflections or in the evening when lanterns glow softly, Tran Quoc Pagoda offers a tranquil glimpse into Hanoi’s spiritual heart.
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Hanoi Opera House
10m
Marvel at the elegance of the Hanoi Opera House, a French colonial masterpiece in the heart of the city. Inspired by the Palais Garnier in Paris, this grand building features ornate balconies, arched windows, and a cream-and-gold façade that glows beautifully. Step inside to discover lavish chandeliers, velvet seating, and an intimate performance hall that has hosted everything from classical concerts to traditional Vietnamese opera.
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St. Joseph's Cathedral
10m
Step back in time at St. Joseph’s Cathedral, Hanoi’s striking neo-Gothic landmark built in the late 19th century. With towering twin bell towers, stained glass windows, and weathered stone walls, it exudes an old-world charm reminiscent of Notre-Dame in Paris. Inside, the quiet, candle-lit interior offers a peaceful retreat, while outside, the bustling square is a favorite spot for locals sipping iced coffee and enjoying the city’s vibrant street life.
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Hanoi Train Street
30m
Experience the thrill of Hanoi’s famous Train Street, where life unfolds just inches from the railway tracks. Watch as locals cook, chat, and sip coffee in tiny cafés lining the rails, then feel the rush as a train passes within arm’s reach — a truly unforgettable blend of everyday life and adrenaline. This narrow, photogenic lane captures the city’s unique charm, offering a perfect mix of local culture and heart-pounding excitement.
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B52 Victory Museum
20m · Admission ticket included
Step into Vietnam’s wartime history at the B52 Victory Museum, dedicated to the country’s victory during the 1972 “Dien Bien Phu in the Air” campaign. Outside, see the dramatic remains of a downed American B-52 bomber, displayed alongside tanks, artillery, and other military relics. Inside, explore exhibits featuring photographs, maps, and artifacts that tell the story of Hanoi’s resilience and determination during the Vietnam War. This museum offers a powerful insight into the city’s past and the spirit of its people.
