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Hanoi · MUSEUMS

The Top 7 Museums Tours in Hanoi, Ranked

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(Private) MUSEUM TOUR in HANOI

(Private) MUSEUM TOUR in HANOI - Hoa Lo Prison, or Hanoi Hilton: Short Stop, Big Impact

1.(Private) MUSEUM TOUR in HANOI

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 262 reviews · from $5Our pick

Private Hanoi museum tour with a local student guide, easy Old Quarter pickup, flexible timing, and optional tire-sandal making and women’s museum.

“Our guide was fantastic, very knowledgeable and couldn’t do more to help. A great experience that we would recommend to anyone”

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Hanoi: War Site Museums Tour

Hanoi: War Site Museums Tour - Hoa Lo Prison: the cells that make history physical

2.War Site Museums Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 43 reviews · 210 minutes - 8 hours · from $30

Hanoi war museums in a small group: Hoa Lo Prison, Ho Chi Minh legacy stops, Military History Museum, and the B-52 site at Huu Tiep Lake.

“Very informative . Guide spoke good English and was very friendly. Stopped for a coffee near the B-52 crash spot. Would definitely recommend this tour especially if you are interested in the history side of Vietnam. Thank you!”

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Hanoi Hoa Lo Prison and War museums Tour

Hanoi Hoa Lo Prison and War museums Tour - Hoa Lo Prison: the Hanoi Hilton story, explained

3.Hanoi Hoa Lo Prison and War museums Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 24 reviews · from $54

A guided Hanoi war-history tour covering the Vietnam National Museum, Hoa Lo Prison, and optional B-52 Victory Museum in 3–4 hours.

“This was our favorite tour in Hanoi! Our guide (Nam) was fantastic! His passion for Vietnamese culture and interest in Vietnamese history was the highlight of our tour. We learned SO much! We didn’t feel rushed at all and had all our questiRead more”

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Hanoi: Vietnam Military History Museum & Landmarks Tour

Hanoi: Vietnam Military History Museum & Landmarks Tour - Vietnam Military History Museum: more than display cases

4.Vietnam Military History Museum & Landmarks Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 16 reviews · from $39

A 4.5-hour Hanoi tour mixing the Vietnam Military History Museum with Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature, or Hoa Lo Prison.

“The new War Museum is a great looking building. The outdoor planes and tanks were cool to see in person. Inside the Museum is huge! Thankfully we had a very knowledgeable tour guide called Mike who was able to sum up about 4000 years of Vietnamese history in 1 hour. It was a very informative walk through and you could tell he was passionate about the subject. We were also celebrities to the school kids! They are from outside of Hanoi so are not used to seeing foreigners, and asked for photos, very cute. We chose to visit the prison as part of this tour after the Museum, and whilst…”

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Vietnam War History Tour Through Hoa Lo Prison and Museums

Vietnam War History Tour Through Hoa Lo Prison and Museums - Starting at the Vietnam National History museum: set your timeline before you walk

Ninh Binh: Tam Coc Museum Tour and Rice Mosaic Workshop

Ninh Binh: Tam Coc Museum Tour and Rice Mosaic Workshop - From Museum Tour to Rice Mosaic: How the 90 Minutes Typically Runs

6.Ninh Binh: Tam Coc Museum Tour and Rice Mosaic Workshop

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · 1h 30m · from $9

Tam Coc Museum in Ninh Binh: guided rice heritage tour, hands-on rice tools, and a rice mosaic workshop with a framed souvenir.

“I really enjoyed learning about how rice grown and harvested using traditional methods. I met Trang and we had a fun tour. I also met Khoa a local farmer who works there and we had a wonderful cultural exchange. I had such a beautiful morning there. I asked them to help me create my duck rice mosaic as it was a wonderful memory for me. what a fabulous museum and experience I had. thank you 🙏”

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Hanoi: Vietnam Military History Museum and Hanoi Museum Tour

Hanoi: Vietnam Military History Museum and Hanoi Museum Tour - Inside the exhibits: bamboo, bombs, phones, and a 1975 tank