Hanoi Old Quarter Cycle through the heart of the city, where narrow streets bustle with motorbikes, local shops, and historic architecture. The Old Quarter is a living snapshot of Hanoi’s history and culture, with every street named after the trades that once dominated it. It’s the perfect place to feel the city’s energy and discover hidden corners.

Ta Hien Beer Street Known as the city’s nightlife hub, Ta Hien is famous for its lively atmosphere and outdoor cafés. Even during the day, this street offers a glimpse into Hanoi’s social life, where locals gather to chat, relax, and enjoy the city’s vibrant street culture. [at night only]

Train Coffee Street Famous for the railway track running right through it, Train Coffee Street is a unique spot to see how locals have turned everyday spaces into iconic hangouts. This street gives a real sense of Hanoi’s creativity and the charm of everyday life here.

West Lake Cycle along Hanoi’s largest freshwater lake, enjoying scenic views, peaceful temples, and the quiet side of the city. West Lake offers a contrast to the bustling streets, providing a calm and picturesque environment to relax and take in the scenery.

Long Biên Bridge This historic bridge, built during the French colonial period, spans the Red River and has become a symbol of Hanoi. Cycling across Long Biên gives a mix of history, stunning river views, and a sense of Hanoi’s resilience and charm.