A prominent monument honoring Emperor Ly Thai To, the founder who had the big decision of moving the capital to Hanoi. The statue stands in a spacious park near Hoan Kiem Lake, often used for public events and local activities.

An iconic French colonial landmark inspired by the Paris Opera House. It remains a cultural hub for performances, concerts, and events in Hanoi.

A historic French colonial building that once served as the residence of the Governor of Tonkin. It reflects the elegance and architectural style of Vietnam’s colonial past.

A stunning neo-Gothic cathedral built in 1886, known for its towering facade and stained glass windows. It is one of the oldest churches in Hanoi and a key religious site.

A former prison built by the French in the late 19th century, now a museum. It offers powerful insights into Vietnam’s history during the colonial period and wartime.