Hanoi After Dark by Motorbike: Street Foods & Nightlife (4 hours)

1. Hanoi Opera House
   10m
   Step inside Hanoi’s stunning French colonial Opera House and admire its marble staircases, crystal chandeliers, and grand auditorium. Learn its rich history, from revolutionary events to world-class performances, and experience live opera, ballet, or traditional Vietnamese shows. Guided tours offer a behind-the-scenes look at this cultural icon.
2. St. Joseph's Cathedral
   10m
   Travelers visiting St. Joseph’s Cathedral in Hanoi can admire its striking neo-Gothic façade, soaring twin bell towers, and weathered stone exterior inspired by Notre Dame in Paris. Stepping inside, they’ll find a serene space filled with vaulted ceilings, intricate stained-glass windows, and ornate altars. Visitors can witness daily Mass or vibrant celebrations such as Christmas, when the cathedral is adorned with lights and decorations. The square outside is a favorite spot for photography, while the surrounding streets are lined with charming cafés perfect for relaxing and people-watching. Along the way, travelers can also learn about the cathedral’s French colonial origins, its resilience through wars, and its lasting role as a symbol of Catholic heritage in Vietnam.
3. Hanoi Old Quarter Vietnam
   1h · Admission ticket included
   *Explore Street Food in Old Quarter area
   +Egg Coffee Kickoff
   Start with a cup of Hanoi’s famous egg coffee at a local authentic café
   Learn about its wartime origins and unique preparation
   +Street Food Safari
   Ride through bustling streets to sample:
   Bánh mì – Vietnamese baguette sandwich
   Bánh tôm – Hanoi’s iconic deep fried cake
   Phở cuốn – Fresh rice noodle rolls
   Bún chả – Grilled pork with noodles and herbs
4. Long Bien Bridge
   Pass by
   Stretching across the Red River, Long Bien Bridge is a historic symbol of Hanoi, designed by French architects and completed in 1902. Once the longest bridge in Asia, it survived bombings during the Vietnam War and still carries trains, motorbikes, and pedestrians today. Travelers can stroll along its narrow pedestrian path, feel the wind from the river, and take in panoramic views of Hanoi’s skyline, bustling river traffic, and nearby farmland. It’s also a favorite spot for photographers, especially at sunrise or sunset, when the bridge’s rusted steel frame glows in warm light, evoking over a century of history and resilience.
5. Hanoi Ceramic Mosaic Mural
   Pass by
   Spanning nearly 4 kilometers along the Red River dyke, Hanoi’s Ceramic Mosaic Mural holds the Guinness World Record as the world’s largest ceramic artwork. Created from millions of colorful ceramic pieces, it features scenes from Vietnamese history, folklore, and modern life, as well as designs by international artists. Travelers can walk or ride alongside the mural to admire its vibrant details, discover stories behind each panel, and snap unique photos. This massive outdoor art project not only beautifies the city but also celebrates Hanoi’s 1,000-year history and cultural heritage.
6. Hanoi Train Street
   30m
   Train Street Experience
   Stop at the legendary Train Street
   Sip coffee or beer just inches from the tracks as the train passes by - a thrilling and unforgettable moment
7. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
   Pass by
   Visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, an iconic landmark in Hanoi where the embalmed body of Vietnam’s revered leader is preserved. Set in Ba Dinh Square, this monumental marble and granite structure is guarded by soldiers in crisp white uniforms. Travelers can explore the surrounding grounds, including the Presidential Palace, Ho Chi Minh’s Stilt House, and lush botanical gardens. A visit offers both historical insight and a glimpse into the deep respect Vietnamese people hold for “Uncle Ho.”

Pickup details

We will pick up travelers at hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter. If your hotel is not in this area, we will meet you at the meeting point (Hanoi Opera House).

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels