City Guide

The newly established food street in the inner district of Ba Dinh brings fascinating cultural, tourist, and culinary experiences to travelers at home and abroad.

Despite the restrictions, Hanoi's railway streets continue to draw domestic and international visitors.

The Italian opera Cavalleria Rusticana will be performed for local and international crowds to celebrate the 50th anniversary of establishing diplomatic ties between the two nations.

Locals and foreign travelers to Vietnam will have a chance to experience and learn the stories of the Co Loa Ancient Citadel in the suburb of Hanoi through a fresh storytelling style.

The exhibition of Yakishime-style ceramics aims to help Hanoi residents and visitors understand the diversity of Japanese culture and appreciate Japanese creativity.

Locals and visitors to Hanoi in mid-April will be able to immerse themselves in traditional French culture and enjoy exquisite dishes, fine wines, and fresh fruits from France.

The new plan aims to tap into West Lake's advantages and boost Hanoi tourism after three-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The entertaining exhibition invites visitors to enter a space of immersive light projections and follow in the footsteps of the Seven Sisters on their journey across Australia's western and central deserts.

With the fresh flowers blooming in all parts of Hanoi, Hanoians often remind each other that Summer is just around the corner.

A different Hanoi in the abstract oil paintings of the old Vietnamese painter leaves a strong visual impression on the viewers.

Hanoi tourism strives to build new seasonal tourism products and attract more and more visitors to the capital city.

The photos, which focus on Vietnam from 1967 to 2020, will be presented by the renowned German photographer to young people in Hanoi during his talk show this weekend.

A thematic exhibition entitled "Moment of Resurrection" in praise of brave revolutionary soldiers and prisoners opened today, March 10, at the Hoa Lo Prison Relic in Hanoi.

For the first time, Vietnam's famous Dong Ho folk paintings are appreciated in a new language: ballet.

To celebrate International Women's Day, couples in Hanoi have many options to choose from.

The concerns and reflections of local artists on the future of human beings and their close relationship with nature will be expressed in an open studio that will last until mid-March.

A cozy reading space created in the city's heart by Gen Z Hanoians contributes to promoting reading among youth.

The small yet charming pagoda in Hanoi’s outskirt features architectural traits of Tantric Buddhism.

As Valentine's Day approaches, hotels in Hanoi are gearing up for celebrations of love with exquisite culinary collections that promise unforgettable moments.

This type of public transport is increasingly popular among locals and tourists, and offers travelers the opportunity to explore Hanoi in a very comfortable and enjoyable way.