Great museum on the role of women in the war, different marriage traditions, typical work etc. all the labels and explanations are also in English and French. Cool photo exhibition on outside. Lots of fans going so a nice break from the heat. Good gift...More

The museum is has 5 floors and is something that everyone must go and see. The interior is beautiful and shows many historical influences that women have played in Vietnam as well as the current influences. It costs 30,000 dong to go in which is...More

Lovely museum with thoughtful exhibits. Good signage in English and French with historical perspective. Nice gift shop and cafe on site. Very reasonable at 30k entrance price. We spent about 1.5 hours very leisurely.

Definitely recommend a visit here. It explains so much about the war and the role of women during it. Very well presented too

Really inspiring and informative Absolutely loved the photography exhibition of these courageous and very special women

We went as a part of our tour, and found this an interesting diversion. There were displays throughout the smallish building, and we did not need much more than the 30 odd minutes we had here. A big focus on women involve in the war,...More

We visited here with another family. 4 kids all up. The kids and adults found the museum really interesting, there was something for everyone from examples of traditional clothing to stories of inspirational Vietnamese women.

The museum was an interesting cultural and historical experience in Hanoi! We paid an entrance fee and also received the audio for translation. Unfortunately, it was extremely hot and the place only had fans rather than AC, thus we recommend to dress lightly. The museum...More

Visited today after reading all the great reviews. My first museum in Hanoi. It was an excellent starting point. Definitely take the audio guide - the wonderful nuggets of information and stories are just beautiful. I spent 3 hours here. Around the corner is O'Learys...More

Visit this museum for insight into Vietnamese family life and particularly the lives of women. The video of female street traders was fascinating and eye-opening and that alone was worth the entrance fee. Take some time out of busy Hanoi for some quiet time in...More