Los mejores servicios públicos según la gente local

“It was the Gia Long Palace or the Revolutionary Museum, now known as the Museum of Ho Chi Minh City or HCMC Museum. Most of the displays show the history and making of Ho Chi Minh City, and also there are a number of Vietnamese culture exhibits as well. Address: 65 Lý Tự Trọng, Bến Nghé, Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam Open hours: 8 am – 5 pm daily Entrance price: 15,000 VND”

“This magnificent mansion will open the door to visitors to the years of conflict and instability that Vietnam had to go through in the 20th century.”

“Nguyen Hue Street is a broad walking promenade in the middle of District 1 city centre. This pedestrian area is flanked by some beautiful French colonial architectural wonders like the People’s Comittee, the Rex Hotel and a luxury shopping mall. In front of the People’s Committee you find a statue of Uncle Ho Chi Minh and a fountain show by night. At the other end of the promenade you find the Saigon River from where you can enjoy a nice view with a breeze. Walking from one end of the street to the other takes you around ten minutes and you will find some nice bars and restaurants along the way. It is nice to walk on Nguyen Hue Street, or take a seat on one of the benches, to have a look at the daily life and routine of the locals. From Nguyen Hue street other sightseeing places are easily reached, you find the Saigon Opera House and Dong Khoi shopping street only 100 metres away. Besides this, Notre Dame Cathedral and the Reunification Palace are only a five minute walk. In the surrounding area you also have a wide variety of restaurants and bars to spend your time. Therefore it is an ideal location to do some sightseeing and relax afterwards.”

“Diamond Plaza is a beautifully renovated department store in a Ho Chi Minh City surrounded by many of the city’s most attractive sites, such as Notre Dame Cathedral, Saigon Post Office, and the April 30th Park – a charming open space with tall trees and greenery. The department store is housed in a charming colonial-looking building, with an attractive glass-fronted office block rising up into the sky just behind the shopping centre. There are many reasons to visit Diamond Plaza, not least for the world class shopping: cosmetics, perfumes, watches and jewellery occupy the first floor, both men’s and women’ wear on the second, including formal attire and most major sporting brands, and on the third floor there is a convenient collection of electronic products and mobile phones. The other main reason for choosing to visit Diamond Plaza is the family entertainment options such as the large bowling alley and video arcade on the fourth floor, and the Diamond Cinema on the 13th floor. ”

“if you need information on long-term residence or problems related to administrative procedures. you can go to the People's Committee of District 1 to resolve.”

“850m to Campaign Museum ( Address: 2 Lê Duẩn, Bến Nghé Ward, District 1, Hồ Chí Minh)”

“Viet authentic dish, beautiful decoration a bit high price but it's worth to try. offering cooking class. ”

“Ben Nghe has a colorful history, in which locals don't know much about. Before the King moved to Sai Gon, the city centre was actually Cho Lon (district 5). The French helped him build a citadel, and became the new Sai Gon centre. Nguyen Hue street and Le Loi street both used to be rivers. In reading corner on the mezzanine, there is a book by Matt Dylon, it's very informative if you wish to dig deeper into Sai Gon's history. ”

“This library was built during French colonial period and still keep the architect until now. Many students from either schools or university are still gather around this area despite many others modern school library. It is an interesting place to visit in HCMC, especially if you enjoy architect!”