Enjoy a traditional Vietnamese pho breakfast at Pho Thin, a well-known spot in Hanoi’s Old Quarter serving delicious beef noodle soup perfect for all ages.
Walk along the famous Train Street where you can safely observe a train passing through a narrow street bustling with cafes. Great for photos and experiencing local life, make sure to visit before crowded times.
Discover Vietnam’s first university and explore traditional Vietnamese architecture and gardens, suitable for an educational yet fun visit with your child.
Learn about the diverse cultures of Vietnam’s ethnic groups through engaging exhibits and outdoor areas including traditional houses, great for children to explore.
Observe the revered site of Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum, where history is palpable and educational for visitors of all ages, with visits recommended early to avoid crowds. The mausoleum is closed on Mondays and Fridays.
Take a 30-minute drive east of Hanoi to the famous Bat Trang pottery village, where you can watch artisans, try pottery making, and buy souvenirs. Suitable for kids to see crafts in action.