Saigon's most famous banh mi stall with queues around the block since 1968.

Boutique 5-star hotel with an art-deco aesthetic and rooftop pool overlooking District 3.

Powerful museum documenting the Vietnam-American War with original artifacts and photography.

Stunning 1897 French colonial opera house on Đồng Khởi hosting AO Show and classical performances.

Saigon's grandest boulevard — a pedestrian promenade from City Hall to the Saigon River.

Saigon's pioneering specialty coffee bar on Nguyễn Huệ with a serious pour-over menu.

Boat through rice paddies, visit floating markets, and taste tropical fruits on the Mekong.

18th-century Cantonese temple dedicated to the goddess of the sea, always fragrant with incense.

The historic palace where North Vietnamese tanks famously crashed through the gates on 30 April 1975.

An underground 250km network used by Viet Cong guerrillas during the Vietnam War.

Vietnam's iconic coffee brand's flagship café serving traditional weasel and drip coffee.

The highest rooftop bar in Saigon with 360° city views and sophisticated cocktails.