Ba Dinh Square

Step into a world where ancient pagodas stand beside colonial villas. Hanoi enchants with its aromatic street food, tree-lined boulevards, and a rhythmic, bustling energy that captures the very soul of Vietnam.

Noi Bai International Airport (IATA: HAN, ICAO: VVNB), the largest airport in northern Vietnam, serves as the main gateway to Hanoi. It is situated approximately 45 kilometers from the city center.

Escape the city for the misty peaks of Ba Vi. This highland paradise captivates with its cool mountain air, mystical French ruins, and breathtaking panoramic views, making it the ultimate weekend retreat for nature enthusiasts.

The Hanoi Old Quarter, the historic soul of Vietnam’s capital, is a mesmerizing labyrinth of 36 guild streets dating back over a thousand years. Nestled near the scenic Hoan Kiem Lake, this area is a living museum where French colonial architecture blends seamlessly with ancient Vietnamese "tube houses." Once the commercial hub for specific crafts—from silver to silk—it remains a bustling epicenter of trade, culture, and gastronomy. Whether you are navigating the chaotic motorbike traffic, sipping "egg coffee" in a hidden alley, or exploring vibrant night markets, the Old Quarter offers an unrivaled sensory immersion into the authentic Vietnamese way of life.

Capella Hanoi is located at 11 Le Phung Hieu, nestled in the prestigious French Quarter of Hanoi. This area is famous for its wide boulevards, colonial-era architecture, and elegant atmosphere. Just a few steps away from the iconic Hanoi Opera House and the peaceful Hoan Kiem Lake, the hotel sits in the cultural heart of the city. Tourists love this location because they can easily walk to high-end boutiques, local art galleries, and historic landmarks, making it the perfect base for exploring the sophisticated side of Vietnam’s capital

Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi, a 5-star hotel in Hanoi near Hoan Kiem Lake and Hanoi Opera House, with colonial architecture and a luxury spa.