Interesting museum about B-52 attack to Hanoi. Not so big, but entrance is free. Most of labels is also in English. Outside is big part of B-52, Mig-21 and some air defence weapons. Parking for motorbikes is next to museum and it was also free.

It's free to get in, just check the opening times. Huge wreckage of a B52 there as well as a MIG and some flak guns from the war, very interesting place.

This place is a must visit if you like seeing aircraft (even downed ones!) They have reconstructed one of the B52s taken down by a SAM2 missile. It’s not a big place, you can easily go round it all in less than an hour. Edit: Note: You can only enter via 'Doi Can' road. There is no open public entry from the back/lake-side.

It is a National Museum to show Hanoi’s defense against the bombing raids by the American B-52 bombers. Take only 15 min for a quick walk about or 35 mins to see every exhibit; each exhibit has a short write-up of its purpose & history. A must visit for war buffs or historians.

We visited this museum with the Jeep tour where our guide explained that this B52 bomber was shot down over Hanoi. You can also find equipment used by Vietnam at that time to shoot those planes down.

I honestly cannot believe this is free. I had a great time visiting. There is a B52, MiG21, and various AAA/SAM and radar exhibits outside. Inside, there are 2 floors on the Vietnam War.

Free to enter and look around, just the garden is open to see. I think they shut off the exhibition pieces inside. It's totally free.

Free museum, but the main building is in renovation during my visit, should take you no more than 15 to 20 minutes to see all the outside exhibits. Suggest to go to Huu Tiep Lake too to see the drowned B52 among the residential area, it is only about 10 minutes easy walk through some narrow streets of Hanoi. Well worth the visit with this Museum.

Vietnam war museum showing the Vietnam's point of view. Military weapons and equipment, amongst other things coĺlected from the war on display. Was totally empty when I went, and there was no sign of members of staff. Worth a visit if you have some time to kill or have an interest in the war. Wouldn't say would be worth the journey otherwise.

Also closed when I arrived ill upload a picture of opening times. Google maps told me the entrance was at the back, its not, its on the main street. I spent 20 minutes walking through winding back alleys. After waiting a few minutes they opened the gates...take that america.

Some interesting and reasonably well preserved artefacts. Seeing the hulking scale of a mangled B-52 Stratofortress [assumedly assembled from multiple downed aircraft] is pretty impressive. Inside, a succinct recent history of conflict in Vietnam. Free entrance.

No matter what, the war is crucial and a disaster to everyone. Let’s cherish the peace, and hopefully no more war will ever happen again.

(Translated by Google) Experiences about the past (Original) Trãi nghiệm về quá khứ

Currently gutted and undergoing renovations, September/October 2022. Outside exhibits largely in place but the Mig really needs a clean!

Lots of war equipment here to see. Remnants of B52 bomber shot down. The other bit of it is in a pond by the lake. Admission was free.

Simple but very interesting museum, very much worth the visit. The building houses one larger room with pictures from the Vietnam war and the struggle for the independence before it. Outside there is a well preserved MiG 21 and a lot of AA artilery and radars. Joined wreck of a B52 bomber is a testament to the size of the plane and the sturdiness of its construction as the parts are still holding up in quite a good condition

A small free Museum. Be sure to check opening hours. It was good to finally see one of the B52 that I have heard so much about.

Wreckage of a B52 from the war is at the entrance of the museum. Lots of interesting war relics, photographs and information about the war. Not busy when I was there and admission is free.

A lovely historical reference point for the Indochina War, the Vietnam war, and other war operations, plus an outdoor example of Hanoi air defense. A downed B52 is semi-reassembled on the ground, near two antiaircraft guns, which were used to down the aircraft in 1963. A somber reality of what war means when force is required to be used. Worth the visit.

This shows the history of the Vietnam war with America back in 1970's..... It has the weapon that supported vietnam in war given by the Russians and Chinese to counter USA's plane...the debris of the plane is there as well

Cool museum although a bit small, there's a lot of wreckage of a b-52 shot down over hanoi here. Interesting for history buffs.

It was an eye opening to see and learn the history of the war and see the planes with our own eyes.

Rather small museum. Not a lot of explanation of what you are actually seeing. If you are in the neighborhood- then go see it, but do not expect a whole lot. Also walk to the “B52 Lake” 500 meters from the museum. Here you can see the B52 that crashed in the little lake in the middle of Hanoi.

Pleasant way to spend half an hour. Excellent displays. Impressed.

Ok

Nice place get to know the history of viet war

(Translated by Google) This is the best place for you to visit on weekends. Where the people of the capital can be proud to have won the battle of Dien Bien Phu in the air, roasting the B52 flying fortress of America. (Original) Đây chính là địa điểm nên cho các con đi tham quan vào dịp cuối tuần. Nơi mà người dân thủ đô có thể tự hào đã chiến thắng trận Điện Biên Phủ trên không, bắn roie pháo đài bay B52 của Mỹ.

A Hanoi museum staple and a must visit! @nothin_but_views

Free admission, but not super interesting on the inside. The planes are cool outside and it is definitely worth the price. If you are in the neighborhood, definitely stop by.

Great place to go. Far as I know this place has the most complete b 52 in the country. It's not all there bit 80 percent of it is the rest of it is still in a lake nearby

Free to enter, it isn't the best but definitely worths seeing. Museum has a massive B-52 wreck in the garden together with some small war planes and artilleries. Inside the museum there many photos with explanations.

This museum is delicate to the B52 that was shot down over Hanoi during the bombing. Only the burn out incomplete fuselage is left. There are also some AA artillery weapons that was used during the Vietnam war conflict that was credited in downing some USAF combat jet. A MiG 21 is also on display. Only the outdoor display was available for viewing as the main exhibition hall is under renovation. No too far from here is a pond with a down B52 inside.

Was there for the afternoon tour. Person showed up 15min late. Thats a norm here. Eventually its open and the buildings is locked. Bikes and car standing there. No one there at all. Best part is, a lot of people came when we left and all are disappointed. Just my opinion

Still closed for renovations or building of the museum. You can however go onto the work site to view the remains of the bombers, some bombs and guns. The B52 bomber in the nearby lake is much more impressive for anyone coming to Hanoi

Wonderful but not air conditioned very informative there also aren't any tickets

A place full of historical meaningful for Vietnamese people... Where a B52 USA plane fallen down during American bombing

Make sure you come prepared. There is almost no English in this building so you will need Google translate, a guide, or several years to become fluent in Vietnamese. Despite that, it's a remarkable place with an incredible display of wartime history.

Fascinating to see the remains of a flying fortress brought down whilst carpet bombing Hanoi. Inside the main building there are photographs and artefacts from the conflict.

Really not much to see other than some artillery and a shot down remnants of a B-52 bomber. We were the only people there at the time. And there wasn't very much to see

So small museum but quite nice

Outside display with wreckage of a B52 shot down near Hanoi and various anti air weapons. There was also a museum building but didn't seem to be anybody there and it was locked. Quite interesting to see but not really worth the long hot walk from OQ

Free entrance.

(Translated by Google) Glass museum (Original) Bảo tàng cỏi kính

Ok

(Translated by Google) History for young people (Original) Lịch sử dành cho lớp trẻ

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Tuyệt vời

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Rất tốt

(Translated by Google) The museum has a pretty campus located on Doi Can street, you should bring the kids to see it once. (Original) Bảo tàng có khuôn viên khá đẹp nằm trên phố đội cấn.bạn nên đưa các e bé đến xem một lần.các bạn nhỏ rất thích

(Translated by Google) This is the best place for you to visit on weekends. Where the people of the capital can be proud to have won the battle of Dien Bien Phu in the air, roasting the B52 flying fortress of America. (Original) Đây chính là địa điểm nên cho các con đi tham quan vào dịp cuối tuần. Nơi mà người dân thủ đô có thể tự hào đã chiến thắng trận Điện Biên Phủ trên không, bắn roie pháo đài bay B52 của Mỹ.

Memorable place to go

Good memorable place

(Translated by Google) very nice (Original) rat tuyet voi

(Translated by Google) Our nation's cultural heritages are wonderful (Original) Những di sản văn hoá của dân tộc ta thật tuyệt vời

(Translated by Google) Useful (Original) Bổ ích

(Translated by Google) Absent than Ba ​​Danh pagoda (Original) Vắng hơn chùa Bà đanh

(Translated by Google) Hao hero (Original) Hào hùng

(Translated by Google) Lake B52 is the US evidence of the Vietnam War of aggression (Original) Hồ B52 là bằng chứng của mỹ Chiến tranh xâm lược Việt Nam

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Tốt

(Translated by Google) The opposite of the museum is very delicious (Original) Quẩy đối diện bảo tàng rất ngon

This place has the remains of a plane that was shot down in the American-Vietnam war and models of other war machines used. The indoor museum was under renovation, when I went.

(Translated by Google) Very worth checking out and watching (Original) Rất đáng tìm hiểu và xem

(Translated by Google) Hanoi, b52 burial place (Original) hà nội, nơi chôn vùi b52

(Translated by Google) A place to come to know more about the resistance war against the US to save Vietnam (Original) Một nơi nên đến để biết rõ hơn về cuộc kháng chiến chống Mỹ cứu nước của VN

(Translated by Google) Sightseeing (Original) Danh lam thắng cảnh

(Translated by Google) Display of history (Original) Trưng bày lịch sử

Where you can see old models of war planes in the time of nearly half a century ago or maybe much older

(Translated by Google) Pretty (Original) Đẹp

(Translated by Google) History museum (Original) Bảo tàng lịch sử

(Translated by Google) Exciting! (Original) Thú vị!

Good

(Translated by Google) This is the place where B52's body was shot down by American army in Hanoi (Original) Đây là nơi lưu giũ xác máy B52 bị bắn rơi của quân đội mỹ tại Hà nội

(Translated by Google) Very worth watching (Original) Rất đáng xem

(Translated by Google) Many artifacts are on display to admire (Original) Rất nhiều hiện vật được trưng bày để chiêm ngưỡng

(Translated by Google) Nothing interesting (Original) Không có gì thú vị

(Translated by Google) It has been 50 years now that I look back to a time that I have seen 12 times US planes crashed over Hanoi and Hai Phong, including B52 on fire. The B52 victory museum is not very large, retaining the once glorious victories of the army and people of the North, looking at the cannons and rocket launchers helped by the Soviet Union proudly, the guerrilla squadron Vietnamese radiator is very good, brave, coping with American B52 aircraft without fear of sacrifice, heroic combat always wins, For me please consider it as a memory in the past, a memory of A time of tragedy for the Vietnamese people. Now, living in the present, I hope I never see these images again. The museum is also empty of visitors, hoping the past gradually goes into the past to have a peaceful life in peace forever. (Original) Đã 50 năm rồi bây giờ nhìn lại một thời mà tôi đã từng chứng kiến nhìn thấy 12 lần máy bay Mỹ rơi trên bầu trời Hà Nội và Hải Phòng ,trong đó có cả B52 bốc cháy Bảo tàng chiến thắng B52 không to rộng lắm gữi lại những chiến tích một thời oanh liệt của quân và dân niềm bắc ,nhìn những khẩu pháo và tên lửa bắn máy bay do Liên Xô giúp đỡ thấy rất tự hào, bô đội dup kích pháo cao xạ Việt Nam rất giỏi ,gan dạ ,đương đầu với máy bay B52 của Mỹ không sợ hy sinh ,chiến đấu anh dũng luôn giành thắng lợi,Đối với tôi hãy coi nó như là một kỷ niệm trong quá khứ ,kỷ niêm của một thời đau thương của dân Việt Nam .Ngày nay đang sống trong hiện tại mong rằng không bao giờ thấy lại những hình ảnh này nữa Bảo tàng cũng vắng người thăm quan ,hy vọng quá khứ dần dần đi vào dĩ vãng để có cuộc sống yên vui trong hòa bình mãi mãi

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Hay

(Translated by Google) This is the historical place of the resistance of our people against American imperialism, especially the 12-day war on Dien Bien Phu in the air. Here, the body of the American imperial B52 aircraft was shot down by the Hanoi Air Force. Inside the museum, there are many weapons and applications of our troops and people in that war. B52 Victory Museum is located on Doi Can street. People traveling by car to visit the museum must go from Ngoc Ha to turn, because Doi Can street is a one-way street banned from cars. The museum's parking space is quite small. Hope that a lot of Hanoi people will visit. (Original) Đây là nơi lịch sử của cuộc kháng chiến của nhân dân ta chống lại đế quốc Mỹ, đặc biệt là cuộc chiến 12 ngày đêm Điện Biên Phủ trên không. Nơi đây, bên ngoài là xác của chiếc máy bay B52 của đế quốc mỹ đã bị không quân Hà Nội bắn rơi. Bên trong bảo tàng còn có rất nhiều những vũ khí, các vận dụng của bộ đội và nhân dân ta trong cuộc chiến đó. Bảo tàng Chiến thắng B52 nằm trên đường Đội cấn. Mọi người đi ô tô đến thăm bảo tàng phải đi từ phía Ngọc Hà rẽ vaò, vì phố Đội Cấn là phố cấm 1 chiều ô tô. Chỗ để xe của bảo tàng hơi bé. Hy vọng vó rất nhiều người Hà Nội sẽ đến tham quan.

(Translated by Google) Artifacts are too sketchy (Original) Hiện vật còn sơ sài quá