This place may have been a drop by place four or five years ago, but now should be taken out of Google map. I seriouly believe some reviews are fakes for some reason. Do not go there unless you want to see dirty alleys and old drawings on small walls

A small alley where walls were well drawn by various artists around the city. These amazing drawings are very beautiful and truly demonstrate the traditional, cultural life of Vietnamese in a "vibrant" way. The parking fee is 3000₫ and make sure you bring a camera. A must-go place when you visit Danang.

Cute alley way with wall murals of various Vietnam iconic images. Has a very local feel to the neighbourhood. You'll only need about 5-10 min to walk through to the end.

Love the art work on the walls around this place. Wouldn't say it is a must go place but there are at least 10 to 20 wall murals around here. One would probably take like 20 mins to walk through and take photos and what not.

Quite nice and not much people go there so it's very easy to take pics. It's not big, expect to spend 20 to 30 minutes. There are around 15 graffiti. They should definitely create more!

Good place to visit.. Pretty street art between little lanes in a residential area. Quite, no tourists here

Quite interesting but the lanes are inside a residential area with lots of motorcycle traffic. Wall painting are okay not those wow types. All in similar styles.

Some great mural / street art in these small alley ways. Great place to capture some colourful memories of your time in Da Nang!

A little underwhelming. Some of the wall painting have torn off or faded, not properly maintained. Nothing much to do or see here besides walking along the alley to check out the wall painting.

I found this place accidentally while I was driving around the city after lunch, it was a bit hot. It’s in Son Tra, front of the beach but a bit far from My Khe and My An beach. This place is not big, walk around in 10 minutes maximum and you explore all here, no any fee or ticket. The paintings are very nice, all of them about the blue sea, beach, ocean, fishing, marine life,.. 1 thing I don’t like here is trash, it’s in a small alley and it will be better without trash.

Unfortunately,not so interesting compare to the description in guidebook. but we could chat with local kids in here😊

Really nice place to walk around? And take some pictures 😊 it is free

Narrow streets with murals painted over walls. Worth a visit if you are nearby, but don’t make any specific plans for it if you are far

Cozy and quite streets with lots of colourful street art. Worth to visit if you are in the area and have some time

Hard to say it is worth visiting. Painted walls are much better than stained and dull ones but ... Anyway, I tried and would say just ok if 5 min enjoyment is good enough.

What a beautiful place! The little laneway restaurant, right at the entrance of the fresco village, is the right spot to start your discovery journey to the murals. Good coconut coffee they offer!

small alleys where you get a sneak peak into vietnamese homes. art is beautiful. recommended to go when it is still daylight

Very pretty and quiet when we went, though the alleyways are very narrow and sometimes so close to the residents that you can literally see into the privacy of their homes. Very authentic, but also uncomfortable...

Worthwhile if you are in the area anyway. Takes about 10 to 15 minutes to walk around. Some are in good condition others definitely need repair but it is charming

Kind of a hidden gem in the streets of Da Nang. If you’re passing by, give it a look, it’s really nice. I like how the new paintings in the narrow streets juxtapose with the old, dusty streets of the city.

The Al Fresco art village is very close to the Drogon Bridge near the Cham Museum. It has a beautiful collection of street art and motifs on the walls and parts of the buildings in a few small alleys.

This was a little surprise. Some murals and frescoes in little alleyways in the centre of Da Nang. These are a little like the ones in Tam Ký. But the ones in Da Nang are small in comparison. Nonetheless, it was still worth the visit and the 10 minute stroll in the alleyways which are reminiscent of Hanoi. Its worth the walk if you have the time.