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Old Quarter
28,320 reviews
#1 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"Best place to stay Walking distance to everything you need Great Cyclo tours take you everywhere Market was amazing (make sure you barter) Got some great bargains Lots of English speaking people Great restaurants...""Incredible resilience and the Vietnamese even gave Ghengis Khan a thrashing!! Visit the history museum, the huge “market” and walk around the lake early in the morning to see Hanoi’s people at the gym!!"
Manh's Farm Tour and Home Cooking Class in Hanoi
84 reviews
#2 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"this was a great experience getting us actively involved in a home cooking experience.We helped produce great food which we got to eat and then Manh happily sent us on the recipes so we could try to replicate at h...""Mrs Mahn gave us a wonderful tour of their local market and then welcomed us into her home where she then showed us and we helped prepare an excellent meal."
Temple of Literature & National University
10,994 reviews
#3 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"... an insight to the culture and history of the city Few Tips >Read up a bit about the place and history before you plan the visit - Lot of material and videos available for free >Audio Guide is available at site.""It had a good mix of history focusing on the how the Temple was used, the individual buildings and sights within the Temple, and also some individual stories of historical people who visited and studied inside."
Train Street
510 reviews
#4 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"A must see in Hanoi, relax at The Coffee Egg cafe for some amazing local refreshments until the train comes in the afternoon around 2.30 pm and experience something special as the train passes by.""Take a walk on this interesting street / track - even more so if it’s “ train time” !! Plenty of cafes to stop and have food and drinks to watch the train go by and take the photos- the train times seemed to be mo..."
Lotte Observation Deck
297 reviews
#5 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"My recommendation would be to go at later afternoon so you could watch the sunset and then have the opportunity to take pictures in both daylight and nightlight which is really great with the luminating hearts aro...""Great day trip to see the skyline of Hanoi West Lake and also enjoy some retail therapy."
Hoa Lo Prison
10,621 reviews
#7 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"Really interesting museum to find out about Vietnam history from French rule to now The section on American pilots is particularly good mainly because of its highly biased views of how they were treated Look up Jo...""The exhibits and historical insights throughout the museum are very good, but I especially enjoyed reading through the history of the Vietnamese fight for independence from foreign powers."
Long Bien Bridge
1,156 reviews
#9 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"Experience that is great to stroll across this bridge, walkways each side and train tracks in the middle.Fascinating to determine crops of produce and also fruit being developed close to the bridge in fertile rive...""After all, the bridge is a symbol of the tenacity and resilience of the Hanoian people, despite the bridge was heavily bombarded several times during the Vietnam War, the major parts of the original structure rema..."
Chua Tran Quoc
1,117 reviews
#10 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"Inside the pagoda, you will find a lot of helpful statues, like the white lace statue cut with yellow of Sakyamouni Buddha's Parinirvana, which happens to be a masterpiece of Vietnamese sculptural art form, as wel...""Tran Quoc Pagoda ( Chua Tran Quoc) is the oldest of its kind in Hanoi, dating back to the 6th century during the reign of Emperor Ly Nam De Dynasty (544 - 548)."
Quan Thanh Temple
294 reviews
#13 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"Dated to the 11th century, the temple was dedicated to Xuan Wu or Tran Vu in Vietnamese, one of the principal deities in Taoism, featuring a spacious courtyard and a shrine with a revered bronze statue.""Taoist Temple is located at the crossroads of Thanh Nien Street and QuanThanh Street, near West Lake, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi."
Presidential Palace Historical Site
3,596 reviews
#14 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"Something for most here - fascinating history and a beautiful place to walk around with plenty of trees and lovely gardens.""part of the Ho mausoleum site (closed over lunch so watch your timing) Fascinating insight in to the life of Ho and the communist era of the 60s Well worth a visit and only take around 1 hour There is a small entr..."
Imperial Citadel of Thang Long
706 reviews
#16 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"There were displays of archeological artefacts, mainly ceramics, from the Dai La (618-) to Nguyen (-1945) dynasties with detailed Vietnamese, French and English explanations and excellent historical explanations.""The whole complex is large with many historical buildings, exhibitions of archaeological artifacts, Vietnamese artwork, etc. Lovely gardens and the main gate can be climbed to enjoy the views."
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
11,647 reviews
#17 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"From the mausoleum of the revered Ho Chi Minh to the museum and surrounding buildings, the country's story is told so beautifully accompanied by fantastic artwork and relics.""Amongst other places, my family and I visited was the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum where the preserved body of Vietnam’s first President Ho Chi Minh is on display."
Ngoc Son Temple
1,144 reviews
#22 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"... still come to pray and give offerings ,you can walk round inside and see the beautifully designed statues and murals depicting Buddha , and Vietnamese history , there is also a large mummified giant turtle on ...""The turtle is attached to the legend King Le Loi, who led Vietnamese people to fight back and expel Ming invaders from the national border."
One Pillar Pagoda
1,628 reviews
#27 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"The temple is built of wood on a single stone pillar 1.25 metres in diameter, and it is designed to resemble a lotus blossom, which is a Buddhist symbol of purity, since a lotus blossoms in a muddy pond.""Architecture represents culture: when Vietnamese appreciate the pure beauty of lotus, they built a pagoda symbolizing this flower"
Hoan Kiem Lake Walking Street
55 reviews
#28 of 110 Sights & Landmarks in Hanoi
"... and Tran Nguyen Han Street amongst others, that provide a traffic free walk way all around the lake and the adjacent Ly Thai To Park as well as some of the popular shopping streets that lead down to the lake.""But the streets of the Old Quarter are full of affordable boutique hotels and budget hotels, local restaurants, street-side cafes and eating places, and plenty of bars to satisfy the thirst of tourists and back pa..."
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