Top Things to do In Hanoi 2021

"This museum was very informative and fun! You can learn a lot about Vietnam and its people and traditions. It had a great collection of clothing, artifacts, videos, and more to keep visitors interested. There are two different parts of the museum: the indoor and outdoor. The indoor part is like any other typical museum. The outdoor part displayed different houses used by different indigenous groups in Vietnam. Anyone can go into the houses, but some houses are harder to get into since you have to climb up into them! I recommend this museum to anyone who wants to learn more about the country!"

"When you need a break from the craziness of Hanoi's Old Quarter head northwest to West Lake. The large lake is surrounded by nice apartment buildings, restaurants with views, and lots of outdoor activities."

"The Hanoi Observation Deck is located on the 65th floor. It can be reached in less than 1 minute by the speed elevator. You will be amazed by the elevator. The entire floor is covered with transparent glass, allowing you to enjoy Hanoi in 360 degrees. All the scenery, because most houses in Hanoi are very low, so the sight is very wide, and the view is wide and far. If you happen to encounter the sun setting, the sunset scene is really beautiful, especially there are two glasses on this side. Skywalk, if you are brave enough, you can stand up and watch all the locomotives, cars and people on the street from a height. In addition to the superb view of Hanoi city, there are also some souvenir shops, cafes, fast food restaurants and media art galleries, where you can eat and stroll. You can rest assured to challenge the "Glass Sky Walk", which can withstand 750 kilograms of strong glass. Just relax and enjoy the scenery when you come here! It is recommended that you come to enjoy the different beauty of the sunset and night scenery in the afternoon."

"After the completion of the Jingnan River Landmark Tower, it also ranked among the top 100 tallest buildings in the world with its height. It was also the only building in Vietnam to be selected at the time. In addition to its height, there is actually nothing to look at. It can be used everywhere in China. See similar glass curtain walls in big cities."

"I came here to travel after seeing it on the travel tips. Overall, it is very disappointing. I am looking forward to seeing a historical museum about the B-52 in northern Vietnam, but what I got is a war in Vietnam from the early history of Vietnam, to the French occupation, then to the war in the United States, and about the B-52 A small part of the bombing of Hanoi. In front of the museum, they have the wreckage of a B-52, but that's just a little bit about it. Entry to the museum is free, but luckily I stayed for 10 to 15 minutes. We hired a private city tour guide, which is really good, because the road to this museum is not easy. There are B52 bombers full of bullet holes. The museum displays the personal belongings of confiscated American soldiers. There are only a few of us in the museum. No field fee."

"The Hanoi Museum is a very good building. You can see a lot of Hanoi artworks here, and you can see a lot of Chinese traditional style artworks throughout the venue. The museum is also a huge place."

"On the second Sunday, we took our 5-year-old and 6-year-old children to the park. Value for money, the sooner you go, the quieter it will be, although it is never crowded, kids love it, and there are enough things for them to play for hours. Yes, if there is kind and meticulous care, the park will benefit more. The lockers and changing rooms are not very good, but this should not be a deduction. Take my children to experience the slides in Hanoi, enjoy screaming, and I am very satisfied. It is an attraction for fun. Went in the morning, so the park is still empty. There is only us on the slide. The only drawback is that the slide is closed at noon and lunch time. The price is cheap. You can rent lockers. There is no food here, but there are some on the street outside. Restaurant and cafe."