Hanoi Holidays

Step into the heart of Vietnam where dynamic city life and longstanding culture merge effortlessly. Steeped in captivating history and bursting with vibrant activity, Hanoi is an alluring fusion of the old and the new, where bustling markets, renowned cuisine, and breathtaking architecture come to the fore.

Rich in culture and traditions that span thousands of years, the Vietnamese capital blends the charm of its storied past with the energy of contemporary urban living. From UNESCO World Heritage Sites to bustling night markets, aromatic food stalls, and serene pockets of greenery, a holiday in Hanoi truly has a treasure trove to delight every traveller.

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Things to See and Do

Stand in awe of Hanoi's profound historical landmarks and immerse yourself in the city's captivating charm. Embrace the city's culture, heritage, and natural beauty as you explore its monumental sites and fascinating streets. Here's a snapshot of what you can expect.

Hoa Lo Prison Relic

Experience the poignant history of Hoa Lo Prison Relic, a stark reminder of Vietnam's tumultuous past, before meandering through the iconic Hanoi Train Street, a unique blend of city life and urban charm.

Hanoi Train Street

Experience the unique blend of city life and urban charm at Hanoi Train Street, a unique location where life unfolds just inches from the passing trains.

Old Quarter

Discover the picturesque labyrinth of the Old Quarter, where history and culture converge in a series of narrow, bustling streets.

Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long

Marvel at the magnificence of the Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing the rich history of the region.

Ta Hien Corner in the Old Quarter

Witness the liveliness of Ta Hien Corner in the Old Quarter, truly the city's heart and soul, marked by vibrant street culture and dynamic nightlife.

Food and Drink

Tasting your way around Hanoi is an adventure of its own. From bustling street food markets to the finest restaurants, there's a diverse gastronomic landscape waiting to be explored.

Hanoi's Local Street Food

Tantalise your tastebuds with the local street food, famous for its vibrant flavours and unique dishes such as the honey-grilled quail.

Hanoi's Old Quarter

Discover the variety of traditional Vietnamese cuisine in Hanoi's Old Quarter, home to some of the city's best local restaurants.

Ta Hien Street

And no visit to Hanoi would be complete without experiencing the convivial nightlife and bubbling brewing culture on Ta Hien Street, the proclaimed "beer street".

Destination Essentials

The most pleasant times to visit Hanoi are from February to April and October to November. This is when you'll find milder weather, fewer crowds, and the true buzz of the city. Spring sees the city awash with blooming flowers, making the charming streets of the Old Quarter a picturesque delight.

Come Autumn, the weather is mild and comfortable, the humidity recedes and the city vibrates with a pleasant rhythm. Meanwhile, visiting outside of the high season (May to September) means fewer tourists crowding the attractions, and the chance to secure some good deals on accommodations, though the weather can be hot, humid and rainy. Hanoi is a city for all seasons, and each brings its charm and appeal.

Beaches

Although Hanoi may not be renowned for its beaches, there's no shortage of tranquil spots to escape the city's bustling energy. Adjacent to the bustling Old Quarter, tranquil Hoan Kiem Lake offers a serene waterside respite amidst the city energy, whilst the magnificent architecture of the Thăng Long Imperial Citadel offers a cultural beach alternative with its ancient walls and vast grounds.

Hoan Kiem Lake

Adjacent to the bustling Old Quarter, tranquil Hoan Kiem Lake offers a serene waterside respite amidst the city energy.

Thăng Long Imperial Citadel

The magnificent architecture of the Thăng Long Imperial Citadel offers a cultural beach alternative with its ancient walls and vast grounds.

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