City Guides
Hanoi
Shopping
Shopping
Hanoi
Most Popular Hotels in Hanoi:
1 Thanh Nien Road, Ba Dinh District, 1
11 Xuan Dieu Rd., K5 Nghi Tam,, TAY HO DIS
84 Tran Nhan Tong Street, ,
Hai Ba Trung Street Hanoi, HASH(0xe64e0e8)
The Old Quarter has numerous streets crammed with shops but those of particular interest are on Hang Gai and Hang Bong where there are a number of tailors and silk shops. The area close to Hoan Kiem Lake has some excellent shops including along Hai Ba Trung Street. Dong Xuan Market on Dong Xuan Street is Hanoi's largest wholesale and retail centre and anything and everything can be found there. Off-the-peg clothing is always a good buy, but even better is to have clothes made up by one of the many tailors. There is always a good range of coloured silk to choose from.
Shopping malls are beginning to arrive in Hanoi with the Trang Tien Plaza at 24 Hai Ba Trung and VinCom City Towers at 191 Ba Trieu. Hand-embroidered tablecloths and napkins are very popular. Items such as boxes and vases made from lacquerware are extremely good value. The hill tribes of the Central Highlands and the north of the country now sell colourful woven bags and clothing in the city. Good souvenirs are marble figurines and vases, ceramics from Bat Trang village, silk paintings and hand-painted greetings cards. Shops are generally open seven days a week from early morning until late evening.
Tours of Hanoi
Private Tour: Deluxe Halong Bay Day Cruise including Seafood Lunch from Hanoi - Starting from £47.19 per person 
Halong Bay Overnight Junk Boat Cruise - Starting from £96.51 per person 
Halong Bay 3-Day Junk Boat Cruise - Starting from £170.98 per person
Halong Bay Small Group Adventure Tour including Cruise, from Hanoi - Starting from £37.08 per person 
Private Tour: Perfume Pagoda Tour from Hanoi - Starting from £39.52 per person
Most Popular Hotels in Hanoi:
1 Thanh Nien Road, Ba Dinh District, 1
11 Xuan Dieu Rd., K5 Nghi Tam,, TAY HO DIS
84 Tran Nhan Tong Street, ,
Hai Ba Trung Street Hanoi, HASH(0xe64e0e8)
The Old Quarter has numerous streets crammed with shops but those of particular interest are on Hang Gai and Hang Bong where there are a number of tailors and silk shops. The area close to Hoan Kiem Lake has some excellent shops including along Hai Ba Trung Street. Dong Xuan Market on Dong Xuan Street is Hanoi's largest wholesale and retail centre and anything and everything can be found there. Off-the-peg clothing is always a good buy, but even better is to have clothes made up by one of the many tailors. There is always a good range of coloured silk to choose from.
Shopping malls are beginning to arrive in Hanoi with the Trang Tien Plaza at 24 Hai Ba Trung and VinCom City Towers at 191 Ba Trieu. Hand-embroidered tablecloths and napkins are very popular. Items such as boxes and vases made from lacquerware are extremely good value. The hill tribes of the Central Highlands and the north of the country now sell colourful woven bags and clothing in the city. Good souvenirs are marble figurines and vases, ceramics from Bat Trang village, silk paintings and hand-painted greetings cards. Shops are generally open seven days a week from early morning until late evening.
Shopping malls are beginning to arrive in Hanoi with the Trang Tien Plaza at 24 Hai Ba Trung and VinCom City Towers at 191 Ba Trieu. Hand-embroidered tablecloths and napkins are very popular. Items such as boxes and vases made from lacquerware are extremely good value. The hill tribes of the Central Highlands and the north of the country now sell colourful woven bags and clothing in the city. Good souvenirs are marble figurines and vases, ceramics from Bat Trang village, silk paintings and hand-painted greetings cards. Shops are generally open seven days a week from early morning until late evening.
Tours of Hanoi



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