Duy Tan Hotel

With seven treatment rooms, three private rooms, and an indoor pool and jacuzzi, Royal Spa is an ideal place to wash away the day’s stress. L...

If Lady Luck’s on your side, take your date to Prince Club and test the stakes in a distinctively designed gaming facility located at the int...

Set in the lush Pilgrimage Village Resort 4km from Hue, the Vedana Spa invites you to recline in the lap of luxury with a series of treatments and ...

For an extra touch of paradise, indulge yourself at La Cochinchine Spa at Ana Mandara Hue. Relax and rejuvenate with treatments including mass...

This quaint, cheerful bakery has excellent pastries, breads, pizzas and drinks on offer. More than simply providing divine baked goods, La Boulange...

For a sweeping vista of Hue’s constantly expanding skyline and the famed Perfume River, head to King’s Panorama Bar at the Imperia...

Since 1994, DMZ has been Hue’s best and most popular bar, catering to a crowd of expats and travellers. Food is provided by their partners, Little ...

The only club in town, Brown Eyes is stocked full of expats, travellers and a smattering of locals. Home to dance parties, all night outbursts and ...

This famous teahouse is a delightful venue for coffee, tea, sweets and other drinkable treats. Designed in the style of an ancient garden house, ge...

Established in 2004 to showcase Pham Trinh’s artwork, Du ca celebrates his marriage of traditional Vietnamese imagery and Western inspired ab...

At their gallery, the Le brothers, Thanh and Hai, spread their work across two floors. Painting folk art with a modern twist, traditional oils and ...

Big C is a family-oriented shopping mall and supermarket focused on providing customers the top-notch service and quality at the lowest prices. You...

Near the tomb of Tu Duc, make sure you stop by this roadside village and observe how locals make sandalwood and cinnamon incense as well as tr...

Unlike its Saigon counterpart, this cathedral in Hue combines distinct Oriental features with French architecture. Notably, the spire is similar to...

While many aspects of this market seem typically Vietnamese, it remains a cultural symbol in Hue, particularly as it showcases traditional delicaci...

Housed in the An Dinh residence, a decorate building of French architectural influence, the Hue Royal Antiquities Museum has more than 300 relics i...

This colonial inspired building, which is painted in rich pink and cream, was the school of Ho Chi Minh and other notable Vietnamese scholars. The ...

Emperor Duc Duc’s burial ground is a small complex that also includes the graves of Emperors Thanh Thai and Duy Tan. Interestingly, Duc Duc w...

The Citadel is Hue’s main attraction, having served as the primary residential estate of the royal family and hosting the main buildings of s...

Hue’s majestic Perfume River is intrinsic to the city’s livelihood and a visit would be incomplete without a boat trip. Both long boats...

This pagoda epitomizes the tranquil setting one expects of a Buddhist place of meditation and learning. On the slope of a sleepy hamlet, Tu Hieu wa...

Ho Quyen, or the Tiger’s arena, is the Asian version of a Roman coliseum. It was exclusively used for entertaining the Emperor’s and no...