Ihr Auto und Ihr Reiseleiter holen Sie mit Ihrem Namen in der Lobby Ihres Hotels ab. Dann beginnt Ihr Abenteuer.

The Hanoi Opera House, built between 1901 and 1911 in French neoclassical style, is one of the capital’s most iconic landmarks. Located in Hoan Kiem District, it captivates with its grand dome, elegant pillars, and ornate details. Today, it serves as a premier venue for performances and cultural events, as well as a popular photo spot reflecting Hanoi’s historic charm

Drive past the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Vietnam’s revered national landmark, then follow the scenic Thanh Nien Street between two tranquil lakes. Visit Banana Island, just a few kilometers from the city center, to enjoy peaceful countryside views, meet locals, and taste fresh tropical fruits with green tea. Explore the quiet villages around West Lake and Truc Bach Lake before ending your journey at Van Nien Pagoda, a 1,000-year-old spiritual sanctuary.

Travel along Hoang Hoa Tham Street, famous for its colorful flower shops and bonsai displays. Your Jeep then winds through hidden alleys to the B52 Memorial, a poignant reminder of Hanoi’s wartime history. Along the way, admire the striking contrast between the city’s ancient quarters and its modern skyline—a true reflection of Hanoi’s timeless charm and growth.

Hanoi Train Street is a narrow alley lined with old houses and cozy cafes just beside the railway tracks, offering a thrilling glimpse of local life as trains pass by. Featured in the Daily Mail in 2014, it has become a must-visit spot in Hanoi. Afterward, your guide will take you back to the hotel, marking the end of your journey.