Try a simple fish-cake noodle soup (bún chả cá) or a family-style Vietnamese restaurant in central Da Nang — mild flavours suitable for kids; many open 10:00–21:00.
Short indoor visit to the Cham Museum to see sandstone sculptures — interesting but brief for little attention spans; museum hours typically 07:30–17:30 (check current timings).
Choose a local family-friendly restaurant for grilled fish, rice and steamed vegetables — early dinner seating avoids crowds; many open from 17:30 onwards.
Gentle stroller-friendly walk through the car-free early morning Old Town; visit the Japanese Covered Bridge and riverside where lanterns and colours are photogenic — Old Town open 06:00–22:00 (some attractions have separate ticketing).
Short introductory lantern workshop where toddlers can do simple colouring or supervised crafts — workshops often run 09:00–18:00 and last 30–60 minutes.
A 45–60 minute village visit where kids can see small gardens and gentle activities; visits usually run 08:00–17:00 and can be kept short for toddlers.
Riverside restaurant with views and family-friendly menu; good for an early dinner and to enjoy lantern-lit riverside (restaurants open from late afternoon).
Short, scenic basket-boat ride in Cam Thanh coconut village with a gentle local fishing demonstration — tours run 08:00–17:00 and are family-friendly (use life jackets for toddlers).
Depart early for Ba Na Hills; cable car operations typically start around 07:30 — the Golden Bridge and mountain gardens are stroller/child-friendly in parts, but bring a carrier for steps and crowds.
Short visit to Marble Mountains (Hòn Chồng area) — there are stairs and caves; carry toddlers in a carrier for easier movement. Site hours usually 07:00–17:00.
Explore the Imperial City’s broad courtyards and gardens — stroller access is possible in many areas, and the site is open around 08:00–17:30; keep the visit short and focused.