HANOI
152 Tours Reviewed
Hanoi slows down for coffee. In a quiet Indochina-style villa, the Su Quan Roastery Coffee Experience turns Vietnamese coffee culture into a hands-on, story-led session with English guidance. I like that you get practical brewing time, not just watching. I…
Street food is better with a plan. This Hanoi Old Quarter walking tour is built for easy tasting: you follow an English-speaking local guide through the maze of lanes, stopping at local spots so you don’t waste time guessing what’s…
Hanoi street food hits different. This 2–3 hour walk through the Old Quarter turns quick snacks into a city lesson you can taste. I love that the menu changes daily, so you’re not stuck with the same photos-on-a-tripod lineup, and…
Beer and sightseeing in one loop. This tour is basically a 4-hour map of Hanoi that you experience with a glass in hand. I like the small-group feel (limited to 8) because it keeps the pace human and the guide…
Sapa tastes like a storybook. This walking food tour strings together highland ingredients and everyday Vietnamese comfort food across 5 tastings, with an optional stop to watch the Muong Hoa monorail glide through the mountains. I love how the route…
Train Street makes this beer tour loud. This 3-hour Hanoi food and beer walk takes you through the Old Quarter with multiple tastings, then sends you to the famous rail-side street for a cool, casual finale. I like the combo…
If you like Hanoi fast, this fits. This half-day Vespa tour is built for real street-level Hanoi: you bounce from iconic sights to back-street corners, while an English-speaking guide keeps the story straight. I especially love the street-food tastings included…
Hanoi at snack-speed sounds like a plan. This 3-hour Old Quarter street food walk gives you guided tastings of classic dishes, plus the kind of coffee-stop people remember long after they leave Vietnam. I like that the food you try…
This jeep tour turns street food into a moving night plan. It’s built for Hanoi at night: you hop between local spots, eat what you’d miss on your own, and get a guide who keeps things fun and clear. I…
A half-day jeep loop through Hanoi can be more fun than a long checklist, because you move fast and still stop for real moments. I like the Vietnam People’s Army legend jeep setup (open-roof, classic, and great for photos), and…
Food hits the streets fast in Hanoi. This small-group evening walk in the Old Quarter is built around real local eating—plus the little lessons that make it make sense, like why you’ll see people sitting outside on low chairs and…
Night tastes better on a Vespa. This Hanoi experience strings together street food and city sights on the back of a vintage Vespa, with your driver handling traffic and route so you can focus on food stops and photos. I…
One good way to learn Hanoi is to eat like locals. This street food tour turns the Old Quarter into a guided food route, not a random hunt for snacks. You start in the early evening, you walk, you taste…
Street food is best when someone shows you where to look. This 3-hour Hanoi Old Quarter tour takes the guesswork out of ordering, so you get a tight route through lively market streets and famous landmarks without feeling lost. You’ll…
Hanoi tastes better with a guide. This tour is built for street-level Hanoi—the kind you only see by following a local through alleys, markets, and photo-worthy corners like Phung Hung Mural Street. You get the food, but you also get…
