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B52 Victory Museum
Closed Open on Sun,8:00am-11:00am,1:30pm-4:30pm
Address: 157 Doi Can Street, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi 100000, Vietnam
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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.
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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.