Take your child out every weekend to keep them interested; parents should not be too tired, and taking a long time is a concern for "no one's own." Below is a list of children's play areas in Hanoi that have the advantage of being close, moving little (only within a radius of about 10km), and meeting the needs of children's entertainment, entertainment, and discovery that parents can refer to change for their children every time they go out.

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Playing outside not only helps children absorb Vitamin D well, but it also encourages children to improve a variety of skills for overall development.

According to the educator known for Montessori pedagogy, nature is a significant content area in education. She encourages children to play and be more active outside. Many factors influence children's mental and physical development when they play in open spaces and fresh air. Parents can look at the parks listed below.

- Thu Le (Thủ Lệ) Park - Buoi (Bưởi) Street, Thu Le, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.

- West Lake Water Park - Lac Long Quan, Nhat Tan, Tay Ho, Hanoi

- Cau Giay (Cầu Giấy) Park - Duy Tan, Dich Vong, Cau Giay, Hanoi

- Nghia Do (Nghĩa Đô) Park - Nguyen Van Uyen Street, in Dich Vong Ward, Cau Giay District, Hanoi.

- Peace Park - Pham Van Dong Street, Xuan Dinh, Bac Tu Liem, Hanoi.

- Thong Nhat (Thống Nhất) Park - Le Duan, Phuong Lien, Dong Da, Hanoi.

- Bach Thao (Bách Thảo) Park - Hoang Hoa Tham, Ngoc Ho, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.

- Yen So (Yên Sở) Park - Gamuda Central, Hoang Mai, Hanoi.

- New Sun Park - Lac Long Quan, Nhat Tan, Tay Ho, Hanoi.

- Thanh Ha (Thanh Hà) Water Park - Bac Lam (Bắc Lãm), Ha Dong, Hanoi.

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If you have some free time, take your child to a museum. This not only helps children relax and discover new things, but it also has many other advantages. Parents can visit the museums listed below.

- Museum of Ethnology - Nguyen Van Uyen, Quan Hoa, Cau Giay, Hanoi.

- Museum of Nature - Hoang Quoc Viet, Nghia Do, Cau Giay, Hanoi.

- National History Museum - Tran Quang Khai, Trang Tien, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi.

- Vietnam Fine Arts Museum - Nguyen Thai Hoc, Dien Bien, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.

- Ho Chi Minh Museum - Ngoc Ha, Doi Can, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.

- Vietnam Forest Resources Museum - National Highway 1A, Vinh Quynh, Thanh Tri, Hanoi.

- Hanoi Museum - Pham Hung, Me Tri, Nam Tu Liem, Hanoi.

Outdoor places

Outdoor activities can provide children with energy and good health. Outdoor games, according to research, can help increase muscle and bone strength, boost immunity, and lower the risk of diseases such as heart disease and obesity. Parents can find the locations listed below.

- Hanoi Flagpole - 28A Dien Bien Phu, Dien Bien, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.

- Hoan Kiem (Hoàn Kiếm) Lake Walking Street

- Van Mieu (Văn Miếu) - Quoc Tu Giam (Quốc Tử Giám) - Quoc Tu Giam, Van Mieu, Dong Da, Hanoi

- Thang Long Imperial Citadel - 19C Hoang Dieu, Dien Bien, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.

- Bac (Bác) Mausoleum and Ba Dinh (Ba Đình) Square - 8 Hung Vuong, Dien Bien, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.

Creative play areas and scientific or craft experiences

- Steam for kid

- Creative Studio – Creative Gara

- Panasonic Risupia Vietnam

- Play! Lac Long Quan Cafe

- Playtown - Play space for children, coffee for parents

- Steam Academy - Steam Academy

Library

Assist children in learning by playing, playing, and learning while ensuring safety, friendliness, and a high level of education. The library will be a place for children to foster positive attitudes and qualities. From there, teach them discipline, solidarity, teamwork, virtues, and moral qualities while also guiding children's curiosity. Parents can find the locations listed below.

- National Library - 31 Trang Thi, Tran Hung Dao, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi.

- Hanoi Library - 54E Tran Hung Dao, Hang Bai, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi.

Children's play areas

Too many children in the country and around the world are currently passive in technology products that harm their mental health and development. The fact that parents allow their children to play outside in both indoor and outdoor play areas will help them develop a wide range of learning skills. Motor toys and educational toys allow children to play and learn at the same time, which is a fun way for them to learn new skills. Play allows children to rehearse what they learned in class. Parents can find the locations listed below.

- Tiniworld

- Kidzplay

- Mr. Haahoo Children's Play Area System

- Domiku Smile

- TimesCity: VINKE Children's Educational Play Area, Vinpearl Aquarium: Minh Khai, Times City Urban Area, Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi.

- Royal City: Ice Skating Rink, Games Area, KidzCiti Career City

- Kolorado

- Dóo Entertainment - Hanoi Creative City

Save the list of dozens of fun places for kids above to your phone, and parents will never have to worry about "Where to take your child" every weekend or holiday.

Many impressive museums and art exhibition centers can be found in Hanoi. This is not only an ideal stop, but also a place for souls who appreciate history, art, and culture to ponder the fundamental values of humanity.

Let's visit 7 Hanoi museums this autumn with us to enjoy all the beauty and beauty of this place.

1. Hanoi Museum

The Hanoi Museum is one of the city's most important and well-known museums. It was built in 1982 and has since been remodeled into a magnificent and modern inverted tower structure on Pham Hung Street.

This location contains many historical markers as well as a large number of artifacts and antiquities, particularly collections of stoneware, bronze, and ceramics from various dynasties. Visitors to the Hanoi Museum will be able to admire the paintings of old Hanoi, as well as typical objects of the thousand-year-old capital, such as flowers with mausoleums and Sword Lake turtle skeletons...

Furthermore, the museum campus is extremely large, allowing visitors to rest and take souvenir photos.

Furthermore, the museum campus is extremely large, allowing visitors to rest and take souvenir photos.

Address: Pham Hung Street, Me Tri

Opening hours: 8h-17h (Monday - Sunday)

Ticket price: Free

2. Vietnam Fine Arts Museum

Come to the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum this season and feel the beauty and beauty in each painting work displayed here. This place not only attracts visitors with valuable fine artworks, but it also makes visitors admire the architecture mixed with European influences and traditional Vietnamese culture.

The museum's art gallery space is extremely diverse, with many floors and galleries of fine artworks of various themes. Many visitors enjoy oil paintings or paper paintings from silk galleries.

For young art lovers, the ancient space with a variety of fine artworks is an ideal destination.

Address: Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, Ba Dinh

Opening hours: 8h30-17h (Tuesday - Sunday)

Ticket price: 30,000-50,000 VND/person

3. National Museum of History

The National History Museum preserves the Vietnamese nation's dignified and heroic historical values from prehistoric times to the present. This location is similar to a book that contains the most detailed and fascinating ancient journeys and stories.

The museum, in particular, collects a plethora of national treasures, as well as a collection of rare antiques for domestic and foreign visitors to admire. With classic architecture imbued with the national breath, this is undoubtedly an ideal meeting place for those who appreciate the country's history.

Visit the National Museum of History to relive the pages of heroic history.

Address:

- Campus 1: Trang Tien Street, Hoan Kiem

- Campus 2: Tran Quang Khai Street, Hanoi

Opening hours: 8h-17h (Monday - Sunday)

Ticket price: 20,000-40,000 VND/person

4. Vietnam Women's Museum

The Vietnamese Women's Museum is located on Ha Thanh's most beautiful and ancient street. With the desire to honor the beauty and merits of women from ancient times to the present, this place preserves many cultural values of Vietnamese women while also serving as a center for global women's cultural exchange in the pursuit of equality, development, and peace.

The museum displays jewelry and costume artifacts.

Address: Ly Thuong Kiet Street, Hoan Kiem

Opening hours: 8h-17h (Monday - Sunday)

Ticket price: 10,000-40,000 VND/person

5. Vietnam Literature Museum

An intriguing location with a large intellectual literary treasure, but this location has not been widely publicized. For a literature buff, this museum will be like a cathedral, storing documents and artifacts about famous writers and poets from all times.

Not only does the museum display valuable artifacts, but it also arranges to recreate scenes from literary works to preserve their invaluable value, allowing viewers to feel immersed in the rhythm of life at the time.

This museum houses valuable poetic treasures from famous poets.

Address: Au Co Street, Tay Ho

Opening hours: 8h-17h (Monday - Sunday)

Ticket price: 20,000 VND/person

6. Bat Trang Pottery Museum

Despite the fact that it only opened last year, the Bat Trang Pottery Museum has drawn a large number of visitors. The museum's architecture is inspired by ceramic claw turntables, and it depicts the essence of the traditional pottery village.

The spacious three-story space is a distillation of the pottery village's core values, and the history of the formation and development of this craft allows visitors to get a closer look at it. What are you waiting for, less than 30 minutes by car from Hanoi, to plan a visit to the museum on a cool autumn day?

The Bat Trang Pottery Museum's architecture is inspired by ceramic turntables.

Visitors can also learn how to make pottery here, in addition to coffee shops and eateries in the museum area.

Address: Xuan Quan, Van Giang, Hung Yen

Opening hours: 8h-18h

Ticket price: 120,000 VND/person

7. Vietnam Museum of Ethnology

Finally, there is the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology located at Nguyen Van Uyen Street, Cau Giay, Hanoi. Every time you come here, visitors are like returning to the peace and simplicity of the old village in the heart of the capital.

This place preserves the historical values of more than 54 ethnic groups living in the territory of Vietnam, revolving around the diversity of cultures of the people. It also builds open sightseeing areas that recreate the living scenes of villagers with rustic thatched roofs and the sound of streams flowing through each crevice. What are you waiting for to take a car and experience this wonderful place right away?

The Museum of Ethnology recreates the traditional house of peoples.

Address: Nguyen Van Uyen Street, Quan Hoa, Cau Giay

Opening hours: 8h30-17h30 (Monday - Sunday)

Ticket price: 10,000-40,000 VND/person

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If you are looking for a few places to buy flowers with beautiful spaces and good service, consider the salons listed below.

1. MIRA Florist & Garden

This is a flower shop that also serves coffee. As a result, visitors can not only select their favorite bouquets but also enjoy coffee in a space surrounded by extremely poetic flowers.

The interior of the salon is also very appealing, filled with various types of flowers and decorated in a classic style. As a result, Mira has become a familiar virtual location in Hanoi for purchasing flowers and checking in.

Many young people in Ha Noi check in at this flower shop.

Address: Quan Su Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi

2. HOA CLUB

If you enjoy a youthful style and personality, HOA Club is an address you should not miss. The interior of the HOA Club is beautifully decorated, with eye-catching colors.

Not only that, but the salon bouquets are a little more special, with flexible color coordination that can be bundled with teddy bears if desired. When you hold a bouquet and live virtually at HOA Club, you will have a "super quality" photo.

Flower Club is well-known for its distinct style.

Address: Nguyen Hy Quang Street, Dong Da District, Hanoi

Price: 290,000-2,090,000 VND/depending on the size of the bouquet

3. Oh, Fleurs 

Oh, Fleurs has a "money-eating" door frame that the people of Ha Noi's virtual life adore. The salon chooses flattering pastel tones from the inside out, and the store design is also very appropriate for the flower arrangement style. There are many different types of flowers to choose from at the salon, including bouquets, vases, flowers, and flower baskets.

Oh, Fleurs is loving the buttery blue door frame.

Address: Tran Quoc Toan Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi

4. Ted & Anna 

Ted & Anna's flower shop is well-known for its large, lovely bouquets made with luxurious imported flowers. The store is decorated in a minimalist but luxurious style that complements the bouquet style of the salon.

Ted & Anna is ideal if you're looking for an elegant, elegant flower spot.

Ted and Anna live in a luxurious, spacious space.

Address: Vo Truong Toan Street, Thao Dien, District 2, HCMC

5. Husband's Flower Shop

Ong Commune flower shop has a small but cozy and lovely space that draws attention from the close and lovely name. The flowers at the salon are also quite varied, ranging from simple small bouquets to monumental arrangements.

In addition, there are mini plants for green tables.

The salon's entrance is meticulously decorated.

Address: Dang Dung Street, Tan Dinh Ward, District 1, HCMC

6. Dear Rainy

Dear Rainy is a small flower shop with a charmingly decorated corner featuring a wooden door frame with clear glass and wooden shelves brimming with colorful flower pots. The floral style at the salon is also geared toward small, delicate bouquets.

Dear Rainy flower shop has beautiful poetic images.

Address: Truong Dinh Street, Ward 6, District 3, HCMC

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Autumn in Hanoi not only has beautiful weather, but it also has historical architectural lines that no one wants to miss.

What could be more ideal than spending the night at the oldest hotel in town, Sofitel Legend Metropole, and taking advantage of one of the most well-known types of services?

This location is well-known as a popular meeting spot for both business and leisure travelers. Metropole has had the privilege of hosting playwrights, actors, ambassadors, and heads of state from all over the world.

The hotel has 364 rooms spread across two buildings. The historic Metropole Wing, which dates back to 1901, is inspired by old French architectural style with parquet floors, covered windows, antique ceiling fans, century-old woodwork, and porcelain decorative lights.

The Metropole Wing has 106 rooms and three Legendary Suites named after famous guests who visited and stayed at the hotel: Graham Greene, Charlie Chaplin, and Somerset Maugham.

Graham Greene Room

Graham Greene stayed at the Métropole during his first visit to Hanoi, around 1954. He wrote about his experiences in his book The Quiet American.

Later, actor Michael Caine was present during the 2002 filming of the same name, which was adapted from Greene's novel.

Graham Greene's room on the second floor of the historic Metropole building is decorated in classic French style with Indochina sounds, as expressed in space and interior decorating taste.

The room has two WCs, and the bedroom bathroom has a Jacuzzi and a walk-in shower. Shampoo, body lotion, and perfume are all luxury brands that originated in France.

Charlie Chaplin Room

After celebrating their wedding in China, Charlie Chaplin and his wife Paulette Goddard spent their honeymoon in Hanoi in 1936. The couple chose the Grand Métropole Hotel as their overnight stop.

Later, a room on the third floor of the building facing Ngo Quyen Street was named after him.

The room named after the clown king has an area of 70 m2 and is divided into two main areas: a seating area and a sleeping area, both designed in colonial French style with Oriental motifs. The bedroom has a large bed and a lim parquet floor.

Former US President Bill Clinton, actor Colin Farrell, actress Emmanuelle Béart, and Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg have all stayed in Charlie Chaplin's room.

Somerset Maugham Room

On a trip to Asia in 1923, the great poet Somerset Maugham stopped at the Metropole Hotel to document his book The Gentleman in the Parlour.

The hotel has also named a room with a view of the hotel garden and a large space after him.

Source: Hàn Mai - Sofitel Legend Metropole

The Thang Long Imperial Citadel heritage area displays 29 typical and unique artifacts from the Thang Long imperial palace from the Ly - Tran, Lê Sơ, Mạc, and Lê trung hưng periods.These are essential utensils and items that play an important role in the royal palace's life, from daily life to banquets of the king and the court during the holidays, the king's birthday, the king's coronation... Furthermore, many valuable pieces of pottery are used as natural gas in temples or as interior decorations in palaces and attics to adorn the noble and luxurious beauty of the court.Lý dynasty, 11th-12th centuries, green enamel box lid embossed with dragons and clouds.This small disk depicting a dragon is one-of-a-kind and extremely rare artifact discovered at the Thang Long Imperial Citadel ruins. This artifact tells us not only about the item used in the king's meal but also about the technique of producing high-class pottery for the king, which was made by Thang Long kiln in the early Le dynasty, 15th century.

Under enamel, the dragon and the cloud-shaped project are subtly sketched with cobalt blue strokes. The dragon's remaining parts are expertly painted with red enamel, green enamel on glaze, and real gold on top of decorative motifs.

Brown flower ceramic wine vase with the lotus-shaped body, 11th-12th centuries, Ly dynasty.

Willow ceramic jade glaze, daisy wing body, Tran dynasty, 13th-14th centuries.Furthermore, using 3D mapping technology, details on artifacts have been clearly reproduced. As a result, visitors will be able to recognize the beauty and unique value of the pottery used in the ancient Thang Long palace.Some precious metal artifacts from the Early Le period, 15th-16th centuries, include copper bracelets, rings, silver yin-yang engraved faces, and a brass brooch.Tran Dynasty, 11th-12th centuries, piece of gold leaf with dragons and clouds.In 2017, the ancient stone well to the east of The Telescope Palace was excavated. The well measures 68 cm in diameter and 41 cm in height. The wall of the mouth is carved with lotus flowers in the 17th-century art style of the Le dynasty. The relics have recreated the type of water well used in the ancient Thang Long palace's daily life.The 'Courtesan's Post' order was dated the 7th of Quang Thuan (1466).White yeast wine jug, cannon shaped like a dragon's head, dragon tail shoulder with dragon legs King's utensils, 15th century, Lema period.Tran period, 13th-14th centuries, brown flower pottery with lid, stem ornamental lotus string

Source: Tùng Đinh

When the train is about to arrive, the restaurant staff alerts their customers to stand neatly off the tracks to ensure their safety. A coffee shop owner stated that restaurants in the area that want to do business must follow regulations and sign a commitment to operate only indoors and not infringe on the rail corridor.In the event of a crowded arrival, shops are frequently equipped with iron chains on the outside connecting the sides of the door to limit the standing range while the train passes.Weekends are the busiest times on the train street, with more trains passing than usual.After the train has passed, visitors can relax in the middle of the tracks, pose for souvenir photos, and experience the lives of those who live along the tracks.

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Dong Xuan Lane is 200 meters long and located east of Dong Xuan market, near the center of Hanoi Old Quarter. It has long been a popular destination for snack lovers, with many diners being foreigners.

In addition to the small pedestrian entrance, Dong Xuan market alley has about 15 food stalls and is just wide enough to accommodate a row of tables and chairs for diners. Billboards are hung above the eaves of each counter, and there is a space near the wall for sellers to prepare food.

The cuisine in Dong Xuan market lane is diverse, with dishes such as: nộm bò khô, hàu nướng, bánh gối, bánh tôm, ghẹ, tôm hấp, bún đậu, bún ốc, bún chả que tre, bánh mì que...

Dishes cost between 5,000 and 40,000 VND per dish: Chè Xuka is 20,000 VND per cup, shrimp cake is 12,000 VND per piece, noodles are 30,000 VND per bowl, nộm is 25,000 VND, and snail noodles are 40,000 VND... Diners only need 100,000 VND to enjoy delectable dishes from beginning to end of the alley.

A food tour of Dong Xuan market lane can begin with Co Rum shrimp cake at the entrance. The owner claims to have been in business for more than 30 years.

In addition to fresh shrimp, the shop places a premium on the crust. The crust is made in a special way so that when the cake is fried golden, it is not too dry and always delicious. Another distinguishing feature of Hanoi shrimp cake is the addition of finely chopped sweet potatoes fried with the cake.

Ms. Hoa's bread stick cart, which is located near the main gate of Dong Xuan market, primarily serves office workers and tourists. Hoa stated that the shop sells over 800 cakes per day and only opens for 5 hours, 2 hours at noon, and 3 hours in the evening.

The alley has two famous chè shops, the older of which is Chè Yến, which has been open for 23 years. According to Ms. Truong Thi Bach Yen, the shop has 23 chè flavors such as chè đỗ xanh, chè đỗ đen, chè bưởi, chè khoai, chè chuối... chè will change depending on the season. The shop sells more hot teas and drift cakes in the winter.

"After finishing the shrimp cake, I'll have a bowl of snail noodles for 35,000 VND. If you're still hungry, you can refresh yourself with four seasons of tea. Every time I go to Dong Xuan market to get groceries, I also stop by this dining area "Ms. Thanh Mai, a market vendor, shared her experience.

According to small traders at the market, the food lane was previously opened to serve traders entering and exiting Dong Xuan market. However, in recent years, many domestic and international tourists, office workers, and young people from Hanoi have come here to enjoy themselves.

Dong Xuan Lane is open daily from 7 a.m. to around 18 p.m., with the busiest hours being 11 a.m. to 13 p.m. and around 17 p.m. During rush hour, the restaurants in the alley are packed, and many diners must wait in line for 10-15 minutes to get their turn.

It should be noted that the alley has no parking and must be sent to Dong Xuan market. Furthermore, the alley is quite narrow.

Source: Thanh Thủy

Address: B1-R3 Floor, Royal City, 72A Đ. Nguyen Trai, Street, Thanh Xuan, Hanoi

Vincom Center for Contemporary Art (VCCA) is a non-profit art center sponsored by Vingroup with the mission of connecting artists with the community; working with beauty lovers, and connecting Vietnamese contemporary art with world modern art.If you're sick of the crowds and bustle of the capital on weekends, this is the place to be!

Simply wearing a full black suit will result in very artistic photos. Simply dirty the machine, and you'll have a beautiful picture to bring back.

Source: Tuan Anh Bui

With a 3,300 m2 area, 5 floors, a basement, and 2 blocks on either side, the Bat Trang Pottery Museum is situated in the Quintessential Center of the Vietnamese Craft Village and has an investment capital of VND 150 billion.

A permanent display area for antique pottery artifacts is located within.

There are guides on each floor of the museum to help visitors learn more about each tale that lies behind the objects on display.

Several priceless collections were made by renowned potters.

Space for pottery-related scientific study.

Along with the Bat Trang pottery, this location also features numerous other pieces of art.

Visitors experience an intriguing sense of each art nook in the museum.You can make your own items and get expertise as a ceramic artisan.

Visitors can relax, enjoy a cup of coffee, and take in the entire panorama of the Bac Hung Hai river on the top level.

Source: Thu Ngân