
- 4.2/5
Jade HoneyThis was a really fun experience and the puppeteers were very talented! It was also good value for money, but we were unsure why this was the top rated thing to do in Hanoi, as there were so many other amazing activities to do.
- 4.6/5
benx6135This is an amazing spot in Hanoi, very calming and relaxing. It is surrounded by skyscrapers and bustling streets, great for walking around and enjoying the fresh air. At night, it becomes alive with colorful lights and music. A must-see destination in the old quarter. Especially good for taking pictures.
- 4.6/5
_TI***iyThis is a must in Hanoi. I would recommend going to friends. The locals are very friendly and the coffee was delicious!
- 4.7/5
Rocheney Anne GarciaIt’s worth the price! You should get the one with a free drink. The best time to go there is from 5pm till evening.
- 4.6/5
HAB46The experience here is a mix of discovery, and exploration, and a lot of distractions. These 36 streets are perhaps the most well-known part of Hanoi, and have tons of shops and street vendors, selling everything from street drinks and foods, souvenirs, clothing, accommodation, spa services like massages, manicures and pedicures, hair salons, cafes and many others. They are alive almost 24/7 and are at the heart of the city.
- 4.5/5
AstridintaniYou can cover most of their stops in 1hour bus ride (if you choose not to hop off at all and just wanna mainly enjoy the scenes from the bus). We hopped off at the Cathedral stop, it was one of the last few stops of the journey. It was apparently a perfect stop, as it happened to be very close (only 5 mins walking) to the hotel we were staying at, Hoan Kiem District, the heart of all the tourist spots. So if you also stay in Hoan Kiem area and plan to go home straight after the ride, I suggest you hop off at Cathedral Stop, so you can walk home and can save cost by not taking a Grab (online taxi) home. I started my bus ride at 2pm, didn’t hop off at all until stopped at the Cathedral at 3pm ish. All spots were a great choice, audio was clear, the tour guide greeting you at the bottom deck was friendly. All in all, convenient for lazy travellers like me. wear a hat + sunscreen, for sitting at the top deck (bottom deck won’t be worth it, despite the aircon, believe me)
- 4.6/5
M84***97Hanoi Cathedral, also known as St. John's Cathedral (St. Joseph Church, Vietnamese: Nhà thờ Lớn Hà Nội/Nhà thờ Chính ta Thánh Giuse). Hanoi Cathedral was built in 1888 and has a history of more than 100 years. This is the oldest church in Hanoi, a Roman Catholic church, belonging to the European medieval Gothic architectural style; surrounded by various coffee shops
- 4.5/5
_TS***3fdefinitely worth visiting and walking down each and every lane and lake side. beautiful cute cozy cafes will cheer you up and so many street sopping you can do here.
- 4.4/5
Yeah Boleh JalanLocation: Ho Chi Minh's MausoleumTime I visit: early morningYes, this place was amazing. Big park. People come around having for early morning jogging around 6 in the morning.If you want to enter the Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum, you will need to pass through the guard.They will not allow you to to use short cut. The guard is everywhere. So be careful.Overall, I enjoy my view and jogging around the Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum. Will visit it again if I have a chance to visit Hanoi.
- 4.3/5
TRINH BAOback to Ly Dynasty, Thang Long is the capital of Dai Viet. and Imperial City was built here







No. 1 of Night Attractions in Hanoi







St. Joseph Cathedral Mass Schedule

