First let me say this ....... I have visited almost all the museums available in Hanoi, even the infantry museum. This is by far the most up-to-date and worthwhile one. The rest you can skip. IF you are into ancient and contemporary art mixed with historical facts, this is the place for you. Important notes: 1. Have a meal before you head over so that you will have patience to enjoy each painting or artifact. 2. Get the audio guide. (50,000, you can get one and share it by putting your phone on speaker). 3. Save at least 90 - 120mins to explore. 4. Bring a bottle of water. This is a good time to visit this museum as they are having a Japanese doll exhibition too. MAKE ART, NOT WAR 🎨

Incredible collection, one of the most up to date national art museums I’ve seen with lots of works dating from the last few years. Entry is 40k, audio guide is 50k although I didn’t go for it. There’s a lot to see so I’d recommend carving out a good hour or two to get through it all. Even if you breeze through a few rooms, the museum’s layout is rather confusing and it’s easy to miss something incredible hidden away. My advice is to work floor by floor and be careful not to miss the rooms hidden at the far ends of every corridor. Signage could do with some work.

A must-see place for art and culture enthusiasts. The museum contains 3 floors worth of art pieces which capture the local art styles and methods. I recommend springing for the audio tour access while visiting. It's worth it as it offers a good glimpse into the culture and history which shaped the country's arts.

Visiting the fine arts museum in Hanoi was an exhilarating experience. I encountered remarkable exhibits, immersed myself in the richness of Vietnamese culture and art. The museum's atmosphere delves into the country's history, creating a unique and lasting impression.

Contrary to some of the comments here, i think the collection is very well selected and extensive enough to roam around for hours. I certainly underestimated its size and wasn’t able to give everything the proper attention. It is mostly air conditioned and i think i spotted an elevator for handicapped people. I absolutely enjoyed the museum and the museum shop as well.

This place actually holds a very valuable potential as the exhibitions are well-kept. And how saigon movement changing to ho chi min city, it was from uncle Ho… However, at some galleries, the atmosphere is eery with poor lighting. It can also be very quiet which creates unsettling feeling when not many people are visiting.. They have stall selling the art very cheap and original drawing and painting from stall owner. It was made from rice paper it cost (70k Dong = USD2.5) ✅ entrance fee 30K Dong (USD 1)

Incredible museum. Left me silent, speechless and thoughtful on many occasions. Each floor and sometimes each room is like stepping into a totally different museum. Certainly a different space. The laquered wood section was especially impressive. I think anyone who likes art or even people who dont care that much should come to this museum on their visit to hanoi. It’s cheap and you definitely wont regret it :)

Iwent there with high hopes, after entering inside the museum all my hopes were fulfilled. At first I was fascinated by the outside environment. I didn’t understand that there were many more surprises waiting for me inside. After entering inside the museum I feel very good. After walking around the whole museum, I learned a lot about Vietnam's history and traditions. I was attracted by the pictures and artworks there. Because the artworks were arranged over time, we could easily capture the social changes in Vietnam. 

A brilliant way to spend 60-90 minutes. Set in an old French style building, the rooms are spaciously curated over 2 wings and 4 floors (all accessible y stairs only). Art ranges from 1st century to contemporary pieces....something to capture everyone. The ceramics collection in the basement is the largest we've seen in 🇻🇳. Entry is 40k vnd. The surrounding location is busy, so it is really polluted... a taxi there will support a healthier visit. Open on Christmas day.

Go if you’re an art lover and you love Hanoi/Vietnam! No wait, just go anyway! We walked from the old quarter and had a great 30 min stroll. Inside we saw old artwork as well as new. 3 levels to the museum and the 1st the oldest assessing to the newest artworks. I only rate it 4/5 stars because it didn’t have enough contemporary art. Would love to see more! Go!

Went to see the Dutch Masters exhibition. Three rooms with mostly digital art. One of the rooms is dedicated to the timeline of big events in the Netherlands. It was not too busy so we could sit down and enjoy the projected art for a bit. Bit of a shame it was digital or newly printed art, but the rooms are well presented and make it easy to enjoy everything. You can wander around and check all the details and info. 40k Entrance fee for exhibition and rest of the museum.

It was well worth to browse thru thus amazing treasure trove of art and history. Make sure to get the audio guide. I spent 4 hours...could do with another hour or so. Fascinated by lacquer art pieces, silk, as well as the contemporary ones too.

As always, I slandered very slowly through the rooms of this fine art museum. I love to take my time and try to immerse myself in the multitude of worlds the artists have created and also try to put myself in their shoes - how it must’ve been for them during the creation process. Truly fascinating artworks. I could and should’ve spent the whole day there. Next time! My friend and I didn’t know it already closes at 5pm - we didn’t pay attention to the closing time. That’s what I’d recommend for you guys in the future - come earlier in the morning if you can! Then you can all the time of the world for the day and maybe even find time to do some output while getting so much input. Writing, sketching, drawing… one thing that annoyed me a bit was the massive amount of people in “beautiful” clothes that intend to be there to take an endless of amount of photos. It kind of does distract the moment of appreciation for art when those people take photos for such shallow reasons. But well, we live in that kind of time period now.

Interesting museum about fine arts of Vietnam. Well displayed with information. Worth a visit. Entrance is 40k and the audio guides are for some artifacts only, so I would not recommend that. The legibility is limited, you always have to ask from someone where to go next. May be they could improve on that.

(Translated by Google) I have an audio curator app! Korean voice support!!! The friendly staff told me to install the app and watch the presumed important works while listening to explanations in Korean. There are a lot of exhibition halls unexpectedly, so please take 3 hours to come! I was so satisfied that it was because I didn't expect it :) Art Gallery Recommended if you like museum tours!!! (Original) 오디오 큐레이터 어플이 있어요! 한글 음성 지원!!! 친절한 직원이 알려줘서 어플 설치하고 중요작품으로 추정되는 것들은 한글 설명 들으며 관람. 생각외로 전시관이 많아서 넉넉 3시간은 잡고 오시길~! 기대를 안하고 갔어서 그런지 너무 만족했답니다:) 미술관 박물관 투어 좋아한다면 추천!!!

this place was the first museum I visited in Vietnam. I therefore was really excited to see some art. I enjoyed every moment of it and impressed the quality of their ancient artworks. Entrance fee was 40K and at the ticket office there were cure souvenirs.

Enjoyable experience, I had. Recommend I would. But the extra ticket for the art gallery app was just a lazy-person google. It was less detailed, less interesting than a wiki page. I highly advise against it.

Pretty cool stuff. I was expecting more modern art sincerely, but all of it fitted into a small room. The rest of the collection is impressive though, ranging from prehistory to post-war period (sometimes exposed without a clear order). On top of that the building is classic and well kept.

A good place to spend an hour or two on a rainy afternoon in Hanoi. Can be a little bit warm and stuffy inside. I think it was only about two US dollars a person. I enjoy the older art that's on the lower floors more than the more contemporary art that's on the upper floors they had a traveling exhibit but it was all informed languages so couldn't understand too much about that part

This museum rivals museums in the USA by alot. It's 3 floors of thousands of fine art that displays proudly Vietnamese history, heritage and art. I'm honored to have seen it. Come to this place and spend the entire day.

Soooo adorable place! Staff speaks English. Super friendly. Nice to walk and enjoy perfect masterpieces in art, ceramics etc. If you are a foreigner- you must visit it!

A great spot in town to discover the culture and traditional art with a wide range of artifacts and figures. Very suitable for families and educational trip.

(Translated by Google) There was no one to guide the entrance to the museum gate. There is a Guide degree on the left side, but unclear, misleading to visitors. Conclusion: it is necessary to improve the organization of welcoming and guiding visitors if you want to be crowded. (Original) Bước chân vào cổng Bảo tàng không có ai hướng dẫn. Có một bằng Hướng dẫn nằm phía bên trái, nhưng không rõ ràng, gây hiểu lầm cho khách tham quan. Kết luận: cần nâng cao khâu tổ chức đón tiếp, hướng dẫn khách tham quan nếu muốn đông khách.

A little bit chaotic for a national museum, but overall good! Fantastic laquerware, and the modern collection was quite striking.

(Translated by Google) I am very impressed with the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum. It holds a lot of pictures of famous artists and works from a long time ago. In addition, the museum also has a space for displaying pottery in a separate area. It was a very special experience when stepping into the storage space for ceramic products for the first time. At the museum, the staff members will give you an instruction sheet and you can follow them. If you do not know, you can ask them again and will be very dedicated. Recommend this location to everyone when coming to Hanoi capital (Original) Mình rất ấn tượng với Bảo tàng Mỹ Thuật Việt Nam. Nơi đây lưu trữ rất nhiều tranh ảnh của những họa sĩ nổi tiếng và những tác phẩm từ rất lâu. Bên cạnh đó, bảo tàng còn có một không gian trưng bày về đồ gốm ở một khu riêng biệt. Đó là một sự trải nghiệm rất đặc biệt khi lần đầu tiên được bước chân vào không gian lưu trữ các sản phẩm về gốm. Tại bảo tàng, các bác nhân viên sẽ phát cho bạn một tờ hướng dẫn và bạn có thể đi theo sự hướng dẫn đó. Nếu không biết, bạn có thể hỏi lại các bác và sẽ được hướng dẫn rất tận tình nhé. Recommend địa điểm này cho mọi người khi đến với thủ đô Hà Nội

Great collection of modern Vietnamese art and historical artefacts. Went an hour there on a rainy day. Entry is very reasonable. Good audio guide is highly recommended.

There's a good collection of both contemporary and ancient art here and the audio guide is worth investment. To make the most of your visit, set aside a full morning or afternoon to visit all the galleries. And if you need a break, there's a good cafe near the entrance where you can get coffee or lunch.

My friend who comes to Hanoi quite often, had really wanted to go see this, so we walked here. After that we saw the prison and at the most she could probably spend a half an hour to an hour here it was really I mean it was OK a lot of the Southeast Asian artists or the type of silk paintings just were not really that appealing to me although it was really nice to see. ! I would go see it. It was only 40,000 dong for the ticket.

Top museum for magnificent lacquer painting art on the 3rd floor (end of floor). Showing Vietnamese lacquer artists; both old masters and stunning works from eras of French and American occupations. Visiting artists (and others) will not be disappointed. And most likely be humbled by technique, form, and content. The museum also has rooms of numerous other departments including strange ancient realist Bhuddist sculpture, relief prints, and contemporary art.

Great insight into Vietnamese art, especially from the years of resistance. The collection is filled with propaganda material but has exception artistic merit. The sections with Lacquer and Silk based art are especially good.

(Translated by Google) A small and quiet place that tells Vietnam's past, present and future. (Original) 아담하고 조용하게 베트남의 과거 현재 미래를 이야기해주는곳.

(Translated by Google) The tickets are very cheap but the material on display is huge, valuable and valuable. Special art room specials. (Original) Vé rất rẻ mà nguồn tư liệu trưng bày rất đồ sộ, quý và có giá trị. Phòng mỹ thuật ứng dụng đặc biệt đặc sắc.

Really nice museum. Not crowded, well-ventilated. Works from 8-30 till 17-00 every day. The ticket costs 40K for adults and 20K for Vietnamese students. Children under 6 can renter for free. It’s really worth visiting, the exhibitions cover a wide range of historical movements, which makes it very interesting, even if you’re not into history. I enjoyed my time here

A lovely little gallery, great to see so many modern paintings from Vietnamese artists. A lovely way to spend an hour in Hanoi.

Fine museum well worth a visit. From ancient to contemporary art, all interesting. Good to see that Vietnam is producing some excellent contemporary artists.

Visited during weekday and around 1 hour before close, so not many people. If you like arts ranging from painting, lacquer, statues, you can try visit this place. They also have gift/souvenir shop which I think offer far more unique product compared to usual gift/souvenir shop you find at street, they also able to explain the product origins, for example we purchase a massage stone made from buffalo horn and the staff show the production photo, which is nice to be able know the authencity of the product. Several products itself are handmade bag, silk, cutlery, toys, massage tools, etc.

Great museum with lots of different artworks for a fair price. Could have better instructions on which way to follow as I got lost occasionally but that’s it. Nice activity for a few hours :)

It's nice to walk about in there to chill away from the crazy roads. We were a bit shocked how loud Vietnamese visitors were. Young students were making so much noise even some running around but the guard ladies dont do anything. Paintings were not impressive, mostly about the same theme. You will see what I mean. The souvenir shop has nothing worth to buy. Lots of construction noise in the building as well.. We still enjoyed it enough since the ticket was cheap. Its not a must-visit but recommended if you want to be away from the busy road and catch your breath. Get a nice drink at the cafe in the garden.

Loved this place: started at the bottom and it just kept going, getting better and better. Some really gorgeous paintings and about 4 people there when we visited midweek. Highly recommend

Good spot to know more abt arts. Its amazing. I love this place. Beautiful paintings.值得一去

(Translated by Google) Security guards around the floors are good, gently instructing, super wide space and connecting rooms together, many beautiful, nostalgic photo angles, learning more cultural knowledge (Original) Nhân viên bảo vệ quanh các tầng tốt, nhẹ nhàng chỉ dẫn, không gian siêu rộng và thông các phòng với nhau, nhiều góc chụp ảnh đẹp, hoài cổ, học đc thêm nhiều kiến thức văn hóa

(Translated by Google) Located close to the Van Mieu Quoc Tu Giam area, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is the place to store and display many valuable artifacts about the history of Vietnamese art. The artifacts collected are from historical periods and come from all over Vietnam. (Original) Nằm gần với khu Văn Miếu Quốc Tử Giám, Bảo tàng Mỹ Thuật Việt Nam là nơi lưu giữ và trưng bày nhiều hiện vật quý giá về lịch sử của nền mỹ thuật Việt Nam. Các hiện vật được sưu tầm thuộc giai đoạn của lịch sử và đến từ khắp nơi trên đất nước Việt Nam.

Great place to understand Asian art and culture. IMuseum, an audio guide using self cellphone offers wonderful experience with lots of Vietnam 's national art treasures. Beautiful garden and cafe. Clean rest rooms and big lockers available and free.

It was a good decision to spend a day in chill and beautiful museum because weather was really hot. Exposition is good and represent different ages of Vietnam art history. And the coffee shop nearby is nice too

(Translated by Google) Well worth a visit. This place preserves the quintessence of national art through periods from bronze drum to modern painting (Original) Rất đáng tham quan. Nơi đây lưu giữ tinh hoa nghệ thuật dân tộc qua các thời kỳ từ trống đồng cho đến những tác phẩm hội hoạ giai đoạn hiện đại

À lovely insight into the vast history of Vietnam with displays of ancient and national treasures. It was nice to see certain objects on display after visiting the sights in My Son, Hue and Đà Nẵng. They have a cute lil souvenir shop in the first building and if you can’t visit the various sights in Vietnam, you can check out their outdoor artifacts on display on the outside perimeter.

Beautifully curated museum in a great building. Navigation was a little confusing because of lack of signage. Audio guide was provided for sone artworks. A whole day would be great to spend here if you are interested in arts and history of arts. A lot about the East and Asian culture is displayed and explained in the museum. A must go place for me in Hanoi.

Sights @ Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum. . Housed in a restored French colonial building with touches of Vietnamese architecture, the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum houses some 20,000 art objects spanning prehistoric times until the present day, of which about 10% are on display. . The range spans 8 categories - Ancient Sculpture, Modern Sculpture, Oil Paintings, Lacquer Paintings, Paper and Silk Art, Traditional Arts, Ancient Ceramics, and Cu Lao Cham Ceramics. . Much of the artwork focuses on themes of patriotism, revolution, and defending the nation, particularly around former President Ho Chi Minh "Uncle Ho". . Personally, I found it interesting and a worthwhile visit.

One of the finest and well maintained museum. airconditioned. guarded. its has a fee to visit. across the street from the museum is the temple of Literature. scholars of the ancient days go to this place to take their exams.

Loved this art museum that mixes contemporary art and more classical Vietnamese artists. A good two hours if you want to take the time. The gift shop has some beautiful laquer products.

Very nice place to learn about Vietnamese history. Some things in the museum are more than 3000-4000 yrs old.

Really worth a visit. I think when most people think of fine arts, we think of the masterpieces of the western Old Masters like Rembrandt, stunning paintings on canvas. But the moment you enter here, you are treated to a surprise—elaborate sculptures cut from rock meant to adorn pagodas, wooden painted buddhas larger than life, and the most enthralling lacquer paintings filled with more detail than a where’s waldo page. And yes there are plenty of incredible paintings in oil in the western style, but the plethora of these other works in other mediums created a shift in my mind: fine arts is not limited to the Western ideals. Was really eye-opening for me. The museum is also much bigger than it initially seems. Good choice for a rainy day in Hanoi.

I don't do any art but coming here and them placing arts according to date and era helps you understand and feel what those artists have in their hearts.

(Translated by Google) Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, which preserves many priceless ancient artifacts of the Vietnamese people. (Original) Bảo tàng mỹ thuật Việt nam ,nơi lưu giữ nhiều hiện vật cổ đại vô giá ,của dân tộc Việt nam .

(Translated by Google) They are exhibiting works from the period of Vietnam. It is good to feel the change of the times Especially, the gloomyness of the war period is a big part. The most impressive thing was the modern work. (Original) 베트남 시대별 작품을 전시하고 있어 시대변화를 느끼기 좋습니다 특히 전쟁시기의 암울함은 비중이 크네요 가장 인상깊은 건 근대작품이었습니다

(Translated by Google) There are clear signs so it's easy to visit. Works with full range of paintings, sculptures, artifacts ... are divided into different periods. It will take about 2 hours or more to get to the end of the museum. (Original) Có các biển chỉ dẫn rõ ràng nên rất dễ dàng tham quan. Các tác phẩm có đầy đủ từ tranh, điêu khắc, hiện vật... được chia ra các thời kỳ khác nhau. Để đi tham quan hết bảo tàng sẽ mất khoảng 2 tiếng hoặc lâu hơn.

I personally am not that interested in art. I am even less interested when the pieces come with little or no explanation of why a certain style was taken or the story behind the art work etc. I suppose you could buy the audio but some words to get more of a feeling of what we are looking at would have helped. A common example is art titled ‘girl’, not a lot of insight needed for that one.

(Translated by Google) very ok (Original) rất ok

(Translated by Google) A worthwhile experience (Original) 1 trải nghiệm đáng giá

(Translated by Google) There are many different types of paintings on display here! Spacious space, central location, easy to find! (Original) Rất rất nhiều tranh các thể loại được trưng bày ở đây ạ! Không gian rộng rãi, vị trí trung tâm, dễ tìm!

(Translated by Google) I recommend visiting another exhibition of ceramic products, it is located in the left wing, in the basement, from the main building, where the main entrance is. (Original) Рекомендую посетить ещё одну выставку керамических изделий, она находится в левом крыле, в подвальном помещении, от основного здания, где центральный вход.

Wonderful big, rich collection of contemporary and historical art. Well laid out with large and small galleries. May include invited contemporary exhibits from elsewhere in Asia. Plan for a couple of hours blissfull immersion.

A nice art museum, the interior is quite dated however the artwork, especially the war paintings are very interesting. Cheap price to enter and a nice hour or so spent looking around. Would recommend if you’re in the area.

It’s the best museum of its type in the city. They have a gallery with changing exhibits that is worth visiting periodically.

Perfect museum! Especially perfect on a hot day and if you want to do something relaxing, knowledgeable, fun and see some beautiful art. The first building has three floors available to view and the second building has four floors but there isn’t something on each floor. The basement area of the second building has pottery which is beautiful, then the top floor has authentic, tribal clothing and artifacts (it is a bit warmer in this building and on the top level but it’s worth seeing!) The first building is next to the ticket area (there is a gift shop inside) which is past the little coffee stand; this building has beautiful collections of paintings across different eras, oil paintings, statues and just amazing things. Spend time just relaxing and walking through- it’s a perfect activity and museum for anyone; solo, family or friends! Follow @travelingypsey on Instagram & TripAdvisor!

Huge place. The oldest parts I liked the most. You could visit many times because there is so much to see.

If you want to learn about Vietnamese culture, this is a place you shouldn't miss. The museum exudes a sense of antiquity, with many precious artifacts inside representing Vietnam's long history. The ticket price is 40,000 VND for adults. If you purchase a ticket with audio narration, it will be around 115,000 VND (I don't remember exactly because I bought a regular ticket). You can explore the entire museum, including any temporary exhibitions taking place at the time. The museum consists of 3 floors and a basement area. The content from the 1st to the 3rd floor of the museum will span the length of Vietnam's history and culture, from prehistoric times to the present day. Floors 1-2 primarily introduce relics and architecture from ancient times. From the 3rd floor, contemporary paintings and famous sculptures of Vietnam will be displayed. The basement is where ceramics are exhibited. Due to the low ceiling in the basement, people over 1.8 meters tall may have difficulty exploring.

Many interesting display on arts in Vietnam in prehistoric period and from 10th century till now. However, your trip will be worth your effort if a tour guide joins you

(Translated by Google) A really great museum (Original) một bảo tàng thực sự rất tuyệt với

(Translated by Google) beautiful, ancient, open space (Original) đẹp, cổ kính, không gian thoáng

(Translated by Google) A place to see Vietnamese art at affordable prices (Original) 저렴한 가격으로 베트남 미술작품을 볼 수 있는 곳

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting place you love visiting museums. (Original) Nơi đáng đến vs n bạn thích thăm bảo tàng.

(Translated by Google) It's very wonderful. At the beginning, the color tone was dark and it seemed like I was in the atmosphere of war. When it comes to modern style, it's a museum! It's like that. It was good 🎵 (Original) とてもすばらしいですね。 最初の方は色のトーンが暗い感じで戦争の雰囲気にのまれそうでした。 現代風になると、美術館！っていう感じですね。良かったですよ🎵

(Translated by Google) A treasure trove of Vietnamese Fine Arts. Located near the Temple of Literature, please drop by when visiting the VMQTG. Outside, airy space inside is gentle and warm. (Original) Một kho tàng về Mỹ Thuật Việt Nam. Nằm gần VĂn Miếu Quốc Tử Giám nên hãy ghé qua khi tham qua VMQTG nhé . Bên ngoài không gian thoáng mát bên trong nhẹ nhàng và ấm áp .

the art space is huge

(Translated by Google) The place to keep good things of the Fine Arts industry (Original) Nơi lưu giữ những gì hay của ngành Mỹ thuật

(Translated by Google) Pretty (Original) Đẹp

(Translated by Google) Places not to be missed when coming to Hanoi !!! (Original) Địa điểm không thể bỏ qua khi đến với Hà Nội!!!

(Translated by Google) Many art works have historical value. (Original) Nhiều công trình mỹ thuật có giá trị lịch sử.

Enjoyed our visit. Good place to learn Vietnamese history through art. So many amazing pieces to see. Doesn't take to long to get through, 1-2 hrs. There are multiple rooms and easy to miss a room if not checking the map.

(Translated by Google) better (Original) tốt hơn

Great drink and staff

A good place to tell a series of interesting history of Vietnam interpreted by means of fine arts. There will be no better way to explain the country's history with all those details. Excellent place both for adults and children. Especially so many marvelous arts made of wood were really awesome!

(Translated by Google) Tasty (Original) Ngon

(Translated by Google) Located in the system of national museums of Vietnam, under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is considered as one of the museums with the most important position in storage and distribution. treasure of artistic and cultural heritage of Vietnamese ethnic communities. Established on June 24, 1966, the Museum's mission is to research, collect, inventory, preserve, repair, restore, display, educate, communicate and promote the value of documents. artifacts, typical art works of the country to the public at home and abroad. (Original) Nằm trong hệ thống các bảo tàng quốc gia Việt Nam, trực thuộc Bộ Văn hóa Thể thao và Du lịch, Bảo tàng Mỹ thuật Việt Nam được đánh giá là một trong những bảo tàng có vị trí quan trọng nhất trong việc lưu giữ và phát huy kho tàng di sản văn hoá nghệ thuật của cộng đồng các dân tộc Việt Nam. Thành lập ngày 24 tháng 6 năm 1966, sứ mệnh của Bảo tàng là nghiên cứu, sưu tầm, kiểm kê, bảo quản, tu sửa, phục chế, trưng bày, giáo dục, truyền thông và phát huy giá trị các tài liệu, hiện vật, các tác phẩm mỹ thuật tiêu biểu của nước nhà tới công chúng trong và ngoài nước.

Wonderful place to escape the heat. It has some interesting pieces. Towards the end, a lot of war material as well as some on the commentary of the modern vs the old and the issues of modernization in Vietnam. The staffs were friendly but it could use more chairs in front of art work.

(Translated by Google) The place to visit. (Original) Nơi đáng ghé thăm.

The best museum to visit in Hanoi

(Translated by Google) I like this place it has a bit of a bass feel. There is a picture of lua and an area that includes porcelain parts about Buddhist relics (Original) Mình thích nơi này nó có cảm giác hơi âm trầm . Có khu tranh lua và khu gôm sứ phần về di tích phật giáo

(Translated by Google) Many valuable specimens, or organization of cultural events. (Original) Nhiều mẫu vật giá trị, hay tổ chức các sự kiện văn hóa.

The artwork was absolutely beautiful! The silk paintings and lacquer paintings were my favorite. Many Vietnamese girls taking selfies in the museum which I find quite interesting. Maybe they are doing the right thing about broadcasting the beauty of these ancient pieces to the world via social media... The artworks are updated quite recently as there are some modern pieces inspired by COVID.

I am annoyed it took me my third visit to Hanoi to see this museum. It was amazing. Highly recommend going for an afternoon. It’s quite big

40k to enter at the door, you can download the app and scan a QR code on certain pieces for an audio guide for extra money - nice for someone who wants to learn more about the artwork. 3 floors, Wind through each floor while exploring art work of all shapes and sizes. Plenty of benches to sit and relax along the way. I took about 45 min to stroll through. 3 stars because although it was a nice museum I wouldn't say it's a must see in Vietnam.

(Translated by Google) The museum displays a lot of valuable artifacts !!! (Original) Bảo tàng trưng bày rất nhiều hiện vật có giá trị!!!

Great drink and staff

(Translated by Google) Don't miss the Senju Kannon statue from Buttap Temple (Brush Tower Temple). If you would like to find a wooden statue of this quality outside of Japan, it would be the Senju Kannon statue at Chongzen Temple in Taiyuan, China, or the Mazu statue at Tainan Grand Mazu Temple. In addition, there is something like a Sinocentr barbarian figure, and various barbarians are drawn with Emperor Daeong at the top, and some of them are absurd as they appear in the Sankaikyo, but our Japanese are Zambara It is a figure that is half-naked with hair and carries a sword. (Original) ブッタップ寺（筆塔寺）由来の千手観音像は必見。これほどの質の木像を日本以外で見つけるとするなら中国太原の崇善寺の千手観音像、または台南大天后廟の媽祖像か。また華夷蛮族図のようなものがあり、大宋皇帝を頂点として諸種蛮族が描かれており、中には山海経に出てくるような荒唐無稽なものもあるが、うちら日本人はザンバラ髪で半裸、刀を持ち歩いている図である。

Hands down the best fine arts museum I have visited in Vietnam so far. Often, most SEA galleries suffer from the lack of collections but not here. Art lovers can easily spend two hours in this venue. The entrance fee was 40k and reasonable. My only feedback would be that certain galleries lack sufficient lighting, rendering the exhibits to be dim. Otherwise, lizard dropping needs to be cleaned off the walls.

The Fine Arts museum has the best collection and best exhibited items in Vietnam. Over a course of several stories, you traverse a timeline from ancient works, to more modern pieces and their contemporaries. Beautiful pieces and a couple of replicas on display, the audio guide is a great help whilst enjoying the collection

Love the layout of this place, easy to navigate. Felt like a time travel through art. Didn’t get the audio guide but each hall had a brief explainer of the theme. And we googled the pieces we were interested in. Wish there were more details for the individual pieces. We took about an hour to finish, might be longer if you’re an art enthusiast or use the audio guide. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance.