It's a good place to take pictures for free in the coolness. Please visit when you have time.

The first thing to note is this museum is free. Not that I'm reluctant to pay, but I think this is the best way to attract the youth. I'm always glad to see young people going to a museum and being introduced to art and culture. I can understand some reviews about the number of artifacts exposed compared to the dimensions of the museum itself, it might seem a little "'empty". However, I found it very interesting and there is a lot of information with the objects (in Vietnamese and English, and sometimes in French). It is very informative and we can learn more about Vietnamese art, culture and history. I'm not sure if it is a permanent exhibition, but there is an artist who will make calligraphy for you and you can even try to make one yourself under his direction, that was an interesting experience. There is also a very interesting room about medicinal plants. Each of them is well described along with their benefits for health and healing.

I don't get this museum AT ALL. I wouldn't even call it a museum. It's more like an exhibition hall. I didn't understand what the museum was about or who it was for. The only thing I can think of is that it's a place designed to make you feel uncomfortable and confused. I wandered through labyrinths of creepy paintings and sculptures with genitalia, then suddenly found myself in a small room with stuffed animals.... Then I went higher up a spiral passageway with a rather low railing (for a person of height 170 the railing is at buttock level) and found myself in a room with pictures of war and bombs. And opposite there was something about dinosaurs... but the passage was closed. Then a half-empty hall, pictures of leaders... It's a very strange place. I give it a high rating because it's free. And it was a kind of a thrill to feel so uncomfortable and strange.

It was a stimulating experience to see sculptures that I don't usually see. In addition, there was also an exhibition during the war, and it made me think about various things. The building was also shaped to climb around the atrium in the middle, and it was an interesting building.

It's a very strange museum. I was excited to visit because I love museums. There was a huge embroidered art piece by the entrance which was impressive. Then we walked into an area with stuff from the affluent families of Hanoi in the past. Then I find myself in a circular hall with large vases and projectors. There's a spiral walkway that leads to the stuffed animals and preserved butterflies. On the same floor was an installation art of white ribbons which attracted me at first then I found myself in a room with paintings, some were interesting and most of them were dark and disturbing. There's also wood sculptures of faces and bodies that seemed like they were melting. Then the paintings were all about genitalias of different shape and form. I hurried myself to find a way out but it was a confusing labryinth. Then there's the 3rd level that showed photos and artifacts from the war. Then a big empty space with a few tarps of former Vietnam leaders. I saw dinosaurs on the other side but decided to just leave. I was expecting more because Hanoi has a rich history (pre-war, during the war and how it transformed itself to the city it is now). It's a s good thing it was free. Otherwise, I would give it 1 star.

Modern museum, the displays were good but the museum felt half abandoned. Free entry.

Nice museum, large space, with beautiful views. But there are a few items to see. No fee except fossil room and small fees for parking.

I came here while there is an exhibition of digitized masterpieces "Magister Raffaello". Thanks to current state-of-the-art technologies, the works are displayed in a chronological order marking the life and career milestones of the painter. The exhibition goes beyond the concept of a “multimedia production”, blending together scientific rigor, technological innovation and artistic talent, designed to have a unique emotional impact on visitors. Along the exhibition itinerary, the visitor will encounter a variety of media, including images, narrations and music, which provide a comprehensive experience of the artist’s genius and explain the essential place he holds within the History of Art. Last but not least, the plus point is the exhibition was freely open for audience to come :)

I walked to this “museum” since it was right next to my hotel... i used this term loosely since it only had the 1st floor exhibit open at the time of this review. The spiral walkway to access each floor was quite unique and there is a coffee shop on site... but outside of that there is really nothing of worth to see in it’s current state. I would wait for an update before spending your time making your way here to visit.

I think they might still be working on setting up this museum. Either that or it's currently undergoing work, as a lot of it seemed less than organized. A lot of the displays don't have English explanations, and some don't even have Vietnamese explanations. There's also a lot of empty areas, as well as an entire floor not accessible between floors, with visible work going on. So, if/when the work is done and the flow better arranged, I think it will be a better visit. That said, there were a lot of very interesting pictures from the war, and some interesting reading for what was available in English. There are also a lot of old and beautiful artifacts and pottery. As I noted above, might be worth waiting this one out a bit, although entrance was free so nothing was lost.

The building is interesting for its architecture and if you are into modern architecture it's worth the visit... The collections are not particularly impressing, though the ground floor specimens are indeed remarkable. These are the only ones that enjoy some English or French descriptions. Hence if you do not speak Vietnamese I would not suggest this visit.

Good place to learn little bit about history of Vietnam and entrance is free.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful space but not fully exploited. Waste of maintenance without a better collection solution. (Original) Không gian đẹp nhưng chưa khai thác hết. Lãng phí duy tu bảo trì mà không có giải pháp thu tốt hơn.

When i came (December 2020 ) It was closed, nothing inside that building. But outside very green, clean and beautiful. I walked there 2 hours

(Translated by Google) free. Check your baggage in a free locker. I took a bus from the city for 1 hour. Excavations, weapons, pottery, bronze and mother-of-pearl crafts, French colonial chandeliers and medals are on display. Contemporary art is also on display. (Original) 無料。手荷物は無料ロッカーに要預け。市内から1時間バスに乗っていきました。出土品、武器、陶器や青銅器や螺鈿細工、フランスの植民地時代のシャンデリアや勲章が陳列されています。現代アートも陳列されています。

(Translated by Google) To commemorate the 1000 year anniversary of Thang Long - Hanoi, a project to build a new Hanoi museum has been implemented with a huge investment, the new Hanoi Museum is located in the construction area of ​​the Convention Center. Vietnam country in Me Tri ward, Nam Tu Liem district; It has an inverted pyramid structure, in which the 4th floor has the largest area, the lower floors are smaller. Design of consulting joint venture GMP - ILAG (Germany); was built on a total area of ​​about 54,000 m², 30.7 meters high. The project includes 4 floors and 2 basements; construction area is approximately 12,000 m², floor area is more than 30,000 m² (including basement and roof floor). The museum was inaugurated on October 6, 2010. An estimated 50,000 artifacts are on display here. The museum's architecture is designed in an inverted pyramid, with 4 floors (the 4th floor has the largest area, the lower floors are smaller) and 2 basements. That architectural shape makes the project have a complex structure, requiring many high technical requirements for the first time applied in Vietnam. This architecture originated in the 70s and 80s of the 20th century and quickly became famous worldwide. The works are constructed from the highest floor with four pillars, and then build down the lower floors in turn. The reverse pyramid in Slovakia, the lobby of the Easar Palace building in Las Vegas, the East Crown building in China are the famous buildings in the world applying this architecture. Inside the museum, the interior architectural space continues to bring visitors to other surprises. Right in the main hall, one can observe the panorama of the circular floor space, a spiral-shaped slope connecting all four floors. The large light in the middle of the hall has a circular mold, between the cross; From below it feels like a giant hat reaching the top of the museum. It was the designer's idea to create a counter-clockwise spiral inside the Museum - the walkway connecting the floors. Visitors will continue in this direction around the outer hall of each floor to visit. This is also the "scroll" that connects the past with the present, bringing visitors back in time to witness the historical traces of the thousand-year-old capital. With the idea of ​​telling visitors the story of the history of the capital, the artifacts in the museum are displayed and arranged in chronological order. Places, objects, events, and people are connected through emotional narrative stories. If the overall architecture of the Museum is a highlight of the capital's development, the display content contains the quintessence and soul of Hanoi throughout its thousand-year history. The most impressive is the re-creation model of Ba Vi National Park with rich flora and fauna, many rare plant species such as Bach Xanh, Bamboo Pine, Semen ..., there are only species in Ba Vi such as Cauliflower, Litsea, Fishbone ... However, the most notable is the display area on the 3rd floor because of the outstanding amount of artifacts and very rich. The artifacts here come mainly from the private collection of collectors Vu Tan and Nguyen Dinh Su. Not only has the largest number of artifacts, but his collection is also extremely rich. In which, many artifacts are considered "priceless" such as a series of ancient bronze drums, earthenware from the Ly Dynasty, bronze Ly-Mac, Dong Son bronze, Bat Trang ceramics and collection of ancient Extremely rare coin with a millennium age from the Dinh - Le - Ly - Tran dynasties. The exhibition area of ​​Mr. Su's artifacts is enclosed and strictly guarded by a camera system and four separate bodyguards. Outside, the museum park space now also has a display area of ​​the Biological Society of Hanoi City and other provinces and cities. Precious bonsai pots, lively plants, and beautiful spaces add to the museum's space, creating more stops. (Original) Để kỷ niệm đại lễ 1000 năm Thăng Long - Hà Nội, một dự án xây dựng mới bảo tàng Hà Nội đã được thực hiện với số tiền đầu tư rất lớn, Bảo tàng Hà Nội mới nằm trong khu vực xây dựng Trung tâm Hội nghị Quốc gia Việt Nam tại phường Mễ Trì, quận Nam Từ Liêm; có kết cấu hình kim tự tháp ngược, trong đó tầng 4 có diện tích lớn nhất, các tầng dưới nhỏ dần. Thiết kế của Liên doanh tư vấn GMP - ILAG (Đức); được xây dựng trên tổng diện tích khoảng 54.000 m², cao 30,7 mét. Công trình gồm 4 tầng nổi và 2 tầng hầm; diện tích xây dựng xấp xỉ 12.000 m², diện tích sàn hơn 30.000 m² (kể cả tầng hầm và tầng mái). Bảo tàng đã được khánh thành vào ngày 6 tháng 10 năm 2010. Ước tính có 50.000 hiện vật được trưng bày tại đây. Kiến trúc của bảo tàng được thiết kế theo hình kim tự tháp ngược, giật cấp với 4 tầng nổi (tầng 4 có diện tích lớn nhất, các tầng dưới nhỏ dần) và 2 tầng hầm. Hình khối kiến trúc đó khiến công trình có kết cấu phức, đòi hỏi nhiều yêu cầu kỹ thuật cao lần đầu tiên áp dụng tại Việt Nam. Lối kiến trúc này khởi nguồn từ những năm 70 và 80 của thế kỷ 20 và nhanh chóng nổi tiếng trên toàn thế giới. Các công trình được thi công từ tầng cao nhất với bốn cột trụ, rồi lần lượt xây xuống các tầng dưới. Kim tự tháp ngược ở Slovakia, tiền sảnh tòa nhà Easar Palace ở Las Vegas, tòa nhà Vương miện phương Đông ở Trung Quốc là những công trình nổi tiếng trên thế giới áp dụng lối kiến trúc này. Phía trong Bảo tàng, không gian kiến trúc nội thất tiếp tục đưa người xem đến với những bất ngờ khác. Ngay tại sảnh chính, ta có thể quan sát toàn cảnh không gian thông tầng hình tròn, một đường dốc có hình xoắn ốc nối liền cả bốn tầng. Dàn đèn lớn chính giữa sảnh có khuôn tròn, giữa hình chữ thập; nhìn từ dưới ta có cảm giác nó giống như một chiếc nón khổng lồ có chóp vươn tới nóc bảo tàng. Đó là ý tưởng của các nhà thiết kế khi tạo nên một đường xoắn ốc ngược chiều kim đồng hồ phía trong Bảo tàng - lối đi bộ nối các tầng với nhau. Du khách sẽ tiếp tục đi theo hướng này vòng quanh sảnh ngoài của mỗi tầng để tham quan. Đây cũng chính là “dải cuốn” kết nổi quá khứ với hiện tại, đưa người tham quan ngược dòng thời gian chứng kiến những dấu tích lịch sử của Thủ đô nghìn năm tuổi. Với ý tưởng kể cho người tham quan câu chuyện về lịch sử Thủ đô, các hiện vật trong bảo tàng được trưng bày, sắp đặt theo trình tự thời gian. Các địa điểm, vật thể, sự kiện, con người được kết nối thông qua các câu chuyện tường thuật giàu cảm xúc. Nếu như kiến trúc tổng thể của Bảo tàng là một điểm nhấn về sự phát triển của Thủ đô thì nội dung trưng bày chứa đựng những nét tinh hoa và linh hồn của Hà Nội suốt chiều dài nghìn năm lịch sử. Ấn tượng nhất chính là mô hình tái hiện Vườn Quốc gia Ba Vì với hệ động - thực vật phong phú, nhiều loài thực vật quý hiếm như: Bách xanh, Thông tre, Sến mật…, có loài chỉ có ở Ba Vì như: Cà lồ, Bời lời, Xương cá… Tuy nhiên, đáng chú ý nhất là khu vực trưng bày ở tầng 3 bởi số lượng hiện vật vượt trội và rất phong phú. Các hiện vật ở đây chủ yếu đến từ bộ sưu tập tư nhân của hai nhà sưu tập Vũ Tấn và Nguyễn Đình Sử. Không chỉ có số lượng hiện vật nhiều nhất, bộ sưu tập của ông Sử còn cực kỳ phong phú. Trong đó, nhiều hiện vật được đánh giá là “vô giá” như: một loạt trống đồng cổ, đồ đất thời Lý, đồ đồng Lý-Mạc, đồ đồng Đông Sơn, gốm sứ Bát Tràng và bộ sưu tập tiền cổ với nhiều đồng tiền cực kỳ quý hiếm có tuổi đời cả nghìn năm trải từ các triều đại Đinh - Lê - Lý - Trần. Khu trưng bày hiện vật của ông Sử được quây kín và được cạnh gác nghiêm ngặt bởi hệ thống camera và bốn vệ sĩ riêng. Phía ngoài, không gian công viên Bảo tàng hiện nay còn có thêm khu vực trưng bày của Hội sinh vật cảnh TP Hà Nội và các tỉnh, thành phố khác. Những chậu cây cảnh quý, cây thế làm sinh động, tươi đẹp thêm không gian của Bảo tàng, tạo ra thêm những điểm dừng chân.

The building itself is interesting due to it being an unusual upside-down pyramid, but the interior has no permanent museum exhibits, as of this writing. Check ahead of time to see if there’s an exhibit to see. Otherwise, the exterior grounds are quite beautiful, & could be a pleasant walk in good weather. All free!

(Translated by Google) Open to display but no event attracts many visitors. It is necessary to widely promote the architecture, history and culture of the Capital and Vietnam. Nice location and space without promoting very wasteful. For 4 stars, try to reach 5 stars. (Original) Mở cửa trưng bày nhưng chưa có sự kiện thu hút đông đảo người thăm quan. Cần quảng bá rộng rãi kiến trúc, lịch sử, văn hóa của Thủ Đô và Việt Nam. Vị trí và Không gian đẹp mà không phát huy rất lãng phí. Cho 4 sao cần cố gắng để đạt 5 sao.

(Translated by Google) Hanoi Museum is very beautiful (Original) Bảo tàng Hà Nội rất đẹp

(Translated by Google) Beautiful architecture (Original) Kiến trúc đẹp

It appears that the higher floors are being revamped. The first floor is a nice exhibit of cultural artefacts, and near the museum there is a traditional crafts exhibit that is just as interesting. It might seem a bit lacking right now, but I will make another visit later and give an update.

The museum is still under renovation. I didn't really like the exhibition on the 2nd storey with the weird sculptures- because the space was messy, overcrowded and there were no iterations of the art. However the last floor on ho chi minh is eye opening, the history and experience he went. I loved the peoms he wrote during his imprisonment

Awesome place for adults and kids! Very beautiful!

beautiful place to take a look inside of Museum and outside too.

+ It is very free to access, not only entrance but also access to the arts. Relatively bright lights and Friendly display makes people comfortable. And I saw many young girls and boys taking pictures with the arts. 0 There are few ancient things. It doesn't look like a typical museum but a art gallery. - Too much Vietnamese government's advertising.

I recently visited Hanoi museum, and I must say, the schedule is quite inconvenient for any tourist. The bizarre operating hours, coupled with a midday break, make it challenging for anyone exploring the city to fit in a visit. This scheduling choice seems to be a unique inconvenience that I haven't encountered in any other museum worldwide. Taking a break in the middle of the day is strange.

Like other reviews mentioned, top floors not open at the moment. So check beforehand if you want a proper/long visit. Building and garden are nice, lot of young Hanoians wandering around taking of each other. No entrance fee, only 5K for parking.

The outside of the museum does not need the ticket. But at the same time, the outside park has enough of scenes for good photos. Highly recommend for the photoshoot with the traditional clothes

The Museum of Hanoi is located in Nam Từ Liêm district of Hanoi, Vietnam. The museum displays artifacts from Hanoi's 1000-year history and the history, culture, heritage, and architecture of Vietnam. It showcases over 50,000 artifacts in a total area of nearly 54,000 square meters.

Beautiful museum with top notch design. The garden is well kept. If only they have a proper collection and exhibition calendar.

Very interesting visit. Mostly all about the Vietnam war and invasion from the French and the negative impact and poor treatment to the people. It is very sad to see the hardships these people have been through from past invaders but also glad to see how Vietnam is showing positive signs of growth and prosperity. I would highly recommend a visit to Hanoi because it’s totally at the crossroads between modern and old style Vietnam.

Really nice modern museum Very low price, amazing architecture and always full of great exibithions A bit far from the center, but it worth

The museum is very beautiful. Now the security when you go inside are MEN?!? Oh yeah, big deal. The ground floor contains a lot of exhibits, especially the center area of the museum, where recently there opened an exhibit area that stores Vietnam’s National Treasures! And there’s even a BASEMENT floor which btw is only open for conferences. OVERALL, the exhibits were enough to make me EXHI-llirated. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AREA TO VISIT!!!!

Not much things to see and no English version. Large and interesting building, well maintain, clean and organized. Has a painting exhibition at the top floor. Clean restroom.

Got in for free.. Nice ladies at the desk .. not that big .. but interesting art's and some historical content

Nice place to visit. You gain alot knowledge about Ha noi. It has many great views for taking pictures

Google says it's open. Actually it's not (closed for renovations). A big museum like this should keep the opening hours updated online in my opinion

(Translated by Google) I did not pay close attention, so when I arrived, I found out that the museum was suspended due to Covid. The museum campus is large, cool, and like walking around (Original) Mình không để ý kỹ nên khi đến mới biết là bảo tàng tạm dừng hoạt động do Covid. Khuôn viên bảo tàng rộng, mát, đị dạo chơi cũng thích phết

Good building design for the ancient Chinese thought: square and round. But this museum is too small and too few people to visit, so maintenance is not so active.

(Translated by Google) Upside down pyramid-shaped museum (Original) Bảo tàng hình kim tự tháp lộn ngược

Good place for relaxing. But not much to see

I think they might still be working on setting up this museum. Either that or it's currently undergoing work, as a lot of it seemed less than organized. A lot of the displays don't have English explanations, and some don't even have Vietnamese explanations. There's also a lot of empty areas, as well as an entire floor not accessible between floors, with visible work going on.So, if/when the work is done and the flow better arranged, I think it will be a better visit.

(Translated by Google) Trillionth museum .. (Original) Bảo tàng nghìn tỷ..

(Translated by Google) However, there is almost no exhibiting space at all, but mainly used as the venue for events, seminars and overnight parking. (Original) Tuy nhiên gần như không thấy không gian trưng bày hiện vật gì cả mà chủ yếu thấy sử dụng làm nơi tổ chức sự kiện, hội thảo và gửi xe ô tô qua đêm

(Translated by Google) great (Original) rất tuyệt vời

(Translated by Google) Pretty (Original) Đẹp

(Translated by Google) The place to save the historical artifacts of Hanoi (Original) Nơi lưu giư nhưng hiện vật lich sử hà nội

(Translated by Google) Convenient location. Spacious interior space, with parking spaces for both motorbikes and cars. However, there is almost no exhibiting space at all, but mainly used as the venue for events, seminars and overnight parking (Original) Vị trí thuận tiện. Không gian bên trong rộng rãi, có khu đỗ xe cho cả xe máy và ô tô. Tuy nhiên gần như không thấy không gian trưng bày hiện vật gì cả mà chủ yếu thấy sử dụng làm nơi tổ chức sự kiện, hội thảo và gửi xe ô tô qua đêm

(Translated by Google) There is no update status under maintenance. (Original) 維修中 沒有更新狀態 白走一趟⋯⋯⋯

Currently closed

(Translated by Google) Many antiques (Original) Nhiều cổ vật

(Translated by Google) Ideal place to visit (Original) Nơi thăm quan lý tưởng

(Translated by Google) Airy space is a place to store historical information (Original) Không gian thoáng mát là nơi lưu trữ các thông tin lịch sử

(Translated by Google) The museum is very beautiful (Original) Bảo tàng rất đẹp

(Translated by Google) Would love to come here (Original) Rất thích đến đây

Convenient location. The space inside is spacious, with parking spaces for both motorbikes and cars. However, there is almost no exhibiting space at all, but mainly used as the venue for events, seminars and overnight parking.

(Translated by Google) There are also many artifacts there. But pictures are a bit too much. Not very special (Original) Cũng nhiều hiện vật đấy chứ. Nhưng tranh ảnh hơi nhiều. Không đặc sắc lắm

(Translated by Google) No people and quiet. The building smells of mold. (Original) 사람없고 한적해요 건물안은 곰팡이 냄새가 좀 나요

(Translated by Google) I really like to go to this museum (Original) Mình rất thích đi bảo tàng này

(Translated by Google) The museum was built and inaugurated on the occasion of 1000 years of Thang Long. Inverted Pyramid Architecture. Various artifacts. Unfortunately the management policy failed. Now it becomes an abandoned museum trillion. Not many people visit. (Original) Bảo tàng được xây dựng và khánh thành dịp 1000 năm Thăng Long. Kiến trúc Kim tự tháp ngược. Các hiện vật đa dạng. Đáng tiếc chính sách quản lý thất bại. Giờ thành bảo tàng nghìn tỷ bỏ hoang. Chẳng mấy người thăm.

(Translated by Google) Trillion museums: D (Original) Bảo tàng nghìn tỷ :D

(Translated by Google) Where to go (Original) Nơi nên đến

It is under renovated. Only has an art exhibition on the 1st floor but it is small.

(Translated by Google) Spacious, deserted (Original) Rộng rãi, vắng vẻ

(Translated by Google) Binh normal (Original) Binh thuong

Very good location and well design

(Translated by Google) The scenery is also nice and I like it (Original) 경치도 좋고 맘에 들어요

(Translated by Google) Founded in 1982, the number of artifacts of the museum is up to tens of thousands, of which rare and precious antiques alone accounts for more than 7 thousand. The museum's collection includes stoneware, bronze, and pottery of the Ly, Tran, Le, and Nguyen dynasties, and Chinese and Japanese ceramics. The museum's display areas are divided into three parts: Hanoi Natural History; Hanoi's history from the nation's construction to before the August Revolution; History of Hanoi since the August Revolution in 1945 up to now. (Original) Được thành lập từ năm 1982, nên số lượng hiện vật của bảo tàng lên tới hàng chục ngàn, trong đó riêng kho cổ vật quý hiếm đã chiếm tới hơn 7 ngàn. Bộ sưu tập của bảo tàng bao gồm đồ đá, đồ đồng, gốm sứ các thời nhà Lý, Trần, Lê, Nguyễn, gốm sứ của Trung Quốc, Nhật Bản. Các khu vực trưng bày của bảo tàng được chia thành ba phần: Lịch sử thiên nhiên Hà Nội; Lịch sử Hà Nội từ khi dựng nước đến trước Cách mạng tháng Tám; Lịch sử Hà Nội từ sau Cách mạng tháng Tám năm 1945 đến nay.

the building itself is very interesting!! I think it was under renovation when we went there. some floors were empty. it’s for people who are interested in history.

(Translated by Google) Nice place (Original) Địa điểm đẹp

(Translated by Google) Hanoi Museum, formerly located at 5B Ham Long Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, is a showcase showcase of Hanoi capital since its foundation. Founded in 1982, the number of museum artifacts is up to tens of thousands, in which the treasures of rare and precious artifacts account for more than 7 thousand. The museum's collection includes stoneware, bronze and ceramics in the Chinese, Japanese, and Ly, Tran, Le, and Nguyen ceramics. The museum's display areas are divided into three parts: Natural history of Hanoi; History of Hanoi from the time the country was built before the August Revolution; History of Hanoi since the August Revolution in 1945 until now. (Original) Bảo tàng Hà Nội, trước đây nằm ở số 5B phố Hàm Long, quận Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, là nơi trưng bày giới thiệu về thủ đô Hà Nội từ khi dựng nước đến nay. Được thành lập từ năm 1982, nên số lượng hiện vật của bảo tàng lên tới hàng chục ngàn, trong đó riêng kho cổ vật quý hiếm đã chiếm tới hơn 7 ngàn. Bộ sưu tập của bảo tàng bao gồm đồ đá, đồ đồng, gốm sứ các thời nhà Lý, Trần, Lê, Nguyễn, gốm sứ của Trung Quốc, Nhật Bản. Các khu vực trưng bày của bảo tàng được chia thành ba phần: Lịch sử thiên nhiên Hà Nội; Lịch sử Hà Nội từ khi dựng nước đến trước Cách mạng tháng Tám; Lịch sử Hà Nội từ sau Cách mạng tháng Tám năm 1945 đến nay.