Quality not quantity! A relatively small museum on two floors but with well-designed exhibits about the life and times of Uncle Tôn. The “rice grinding” and Tiger cages room has audio and allows an “experiential” visit. Very well done. The explanations are clear and bilingual. The different media for the making portraits upstairs are worth examining. Note the opening hours. Entrance is free. A restaurant is also on the premises so you can have lunch during the midday closing hours. Some parking for cars and scooters is available on site.

Impressive for a free museum. If you have time in Ho Chi Minh City, this small museum is worth a visit. There is a restaurant-cafe-bar on site if you are hungry/thirsty. The museum is closed at lunch time.

Went in late June 2023, the place is under heavy renovation or rebuilding, closed. The guards did not speak English and did not provide any info. No idea of re-open date or if at all. Gave 1 star not because it is bad (I couldn't get in) but because there's no sign or notice to inform visitors about the closure.

Very nice and there is a vietnamese restaurant whit very good food and heineken beer

Nice museum and information in both English and Vietnamese, not many tourist or locals go here, they had to turn on the lights for us. Free to enter and well worth the hour and a half spent here

It was interesting to learn about other prominent personalities instrumental to the freedom of the Vietnamese from colonizers. The collection is not very extensive, but quite well presented. Not airconditioned so it was very hot inside when i visited.

Very interesting museum. Is not very big, so you will not be tired after visiting it. You will learn a lot of information about second president and his life. Staff is very nice, friendly and helpful. They speak good English what's very good in Vietnam. Highly recommended place to visit!

Excellent museum to visit after visiting the war remnants one. This one is free and although smaller (not that small) is very well done. Thoroughly enjoyed this on our last day in Vietnam.

Considering it's a free museum, it's really quite informative and interesting.

Fee entry but small museum

Good place to visit and understand the Vietnam war. The Con Dao prison exhibit is well design

Extensive exhibits about one of Vietnam's founding fathers. Admission is free. Mostly photographs. Most information is in both Vietnamese and English. Easy walk from District 1 hotels.