Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi

The coolest hidden cinema spot in Hanoi, Cinematheque is run by volunteer film lovers. The films screened here can hardly be found elsewhere in tow...

Whether you’re searching for a luxury body treatment, top-quality pedicure or a Vietnamese massage, Le Spa du Metropole is one of the best pl...

Cheo is a form of satirical musical theatre traditionally performed in the countryside of northern Vietnam by travelling touring companies, though ...

The architectural and design themes of Amadora Wellness & Spa in Hanoi, showcase a combination of Champa artistry and Western modern styles. In...

Showing the newest Western and Vietnamese releases in a modern, well-furnished space, CGV Cinemas is a great spot to while away a few hours with pl...

Originating in the rice paddies of the nearby Hong River Delta, traditional Vietnamese puppet theatre uses the water as a stage while the gliding p...

Outside the Ca Tru Thang Long Guilds life unfolds as usual in the busy Old Quarter; inside this beautifully restored ancient home, however, the mel...

An unabashed tribute to the bowling alleys that once dominated Western culture, Hanoi Star Bowl has the lanes, the tunes and the decor to transport...

Uncover Hanoi's back streets, hidden gems and fascinating sights with Intrepid Travel. Providing outings ranging from a half day to five days, the ...

With 3 locations in central Hanoi, Starbucks offers a wide range of coffees, teas, Frappuccino® and juices. Each store also has freshly baked p...

Located near the Opera House, Paris Deli is a slice of The City of Light in the heart of the capital. The bistro serves an extensive array of ...

Located among colonial gems and modern landmarks on trendy Trang Tien Street in the Old Quarter, Swing Lounge threw open its doors in 2013. Its lou...

La Fee Verte Bar is the signature tavern of the Hotel de l’Opera Hanoi. Taking its title from the historical name for Absinthe, the infamous ...

This Vietnamese chain launched by an ice cream expert from France makes and serves European-style ice cream with Asian flavours. Grab a comfortable...

Established in 2009 Joma offers a slice of North American cafe culture in Hanoi. The coffee bar is passionate about serving heavenly coffee and fre...

Tucked away just outside the backpackers’ area of Hanoi, on a street lined with five-star hotels and office buildings, The Rooftop on the nin...

An iconic bar with panoramic views of Hoan Kiem Lake. Unwind with a glass of beer or have a cocktail specially made by their charming bartenders wh...

This eclectic bohemian cafe is a haven for Hanoi’s creative types. Order an I.P.A. beer or a craft cocktail and head to the green leafy beer ...

It would not be an exaggeration to say that Hanoi's contemporary art scene has exploded in recent years, with galleries popping up faster than ...

Ipa-Nima Hanoi, now an international fashion label, originated in Vietnam. Their products feature eye-catching bags and accessories adorned with un...

Specialising in high-quality, hand-stitched bed covers, baby quilts, accessories and giftware, Mekong Quilts' products are handmade by rural women ...

From simple silk dresses to brightly printed headbands, Kana in Hanoi has something for every size and taste. The line of flattering basics arrange...

A storied Hanoian tradition with roots in fashion, design and houseware, Tan My Embroidery is one of Hanoi's oldest shops that produce embroidered ...

Originating from the cocoon of the silk worm, this luxurious fabric was once reserved for those of noble blood. Luckily, nowadays anyone can pick u...

During the 1960s when Vietnam was experiencing turmoil from the war, many of the country’s men were off to battle leaving wives, girlfriends,...

Featuring works by some of the most prominent modern artists in Vietnam, Hanoi's Apricot Gallery holds a diverse collection spread over three floor...

Metiseko showcases a print collection and a selection of homeware and clothing made from organic cotton and natural silks. Each print is an origina...

Be they national heroes, mothers, intellectuals or fashion icons, women's contributions to the Vietnamese nation and society are told beautifully t...

One of the few places in Hanoi to catch a symphony, this century-old French colonial building is a major city landmark. While the interior could ...

The National Museum of History in Hanoi is one of the country's top museums. An extensive collection of over 7,000 artefacts that traces Vietnam's...

This homage to Vietnam's independence movement offers the usual blurry photographs along with some more interesting artefacts such as the micro...

Hang out on the shores of the 'Lake of the Returned Sword' and bask in the full spectrum of Hanoians: from old women practising sunrise aer...

Referred to ironically as the 'Hanoi Hilton' by American POWs, Hoa Lo Prison was built by the French in 1896 and used to house Vietnamese p...

The headquarters of the Buddhist Church of Vietnam, Quan Su Pagoda doesn't boast a long history or impressive architecture, but it is one of Hanoi'...

This neo-gothic structure rising from Hanoi's Old Quarter's twisting streets was erected by the French in 1886 on the site of a former pago...

Like the Minotaur's maze, the 36 streets that make up Hanoi's Old Quarter are famously difficult to navigate. This section of the city has ...