IN HANOI
49 Tours Reviewed
Hanoi’s Old Quarter is a lesson you can walk. This 3-hour tour takes you through the area once organized around the famed 36 guild streets, then continues to the Hoan Kiem Lake zone for classic sights and easy people-watching. You’ll…
Cyclo time feels like a cheat code. You get to glide through Hanoi’s Old Quarter lanes while a driver handles the scooters and you learn what you’re actually seeing around Hoan Kiem. I like the mix of cyclo ride relaxation…
Evening streets turn into a food classroom. This 3-hour walking tour in Hanoi’s Old Quarter takes you along the 36 Old Streets, where historic trades still give the neighborhood its rhythm and personality. You follow an English-speaking local guide to…
Food, walked, explained, and kept simple. This 3–4 hour vegetarian food tour is built for the part of Hanoi where you don’t want to guess. You’ll stroll the Old Quarter with an English-speaking guide and stop for a sequence of…
Hanoi is noisy, fast, and delicious. This small-group cyclo + walking tour takes you through the Old Quarter’s classic streets and puts you in the middle of how Hanoians actually eat. A standout theme is the guide-led stop-and-learn style, and…
If Hanoi has a second heart, it’s the street food. This night tour strings together classic dishes, local stories, and a guided walk through the parts of the Old Quarter most people speed past. You’ll see iconic Old Quarter sights,…
You can learn Hanoi by eating. This walking street-food and heritage road tour strings together iconic Old Quarter sights with guided bites, so the history doesn’t sit behind glass. O Quan Chuong Gate starts the story, then you hop from…
Street food in Hanoi sticks with you. I like how this Old Quarter walking tour pairs 12+ tastings with the why behind each dish, not just what you’re eating. Guides such as Liam and Rose are praised for turning each…
Street food in Hanoi beats guessing. This 4-hour evening walk pairs you with a guide so you can focus on eating, not Googling what’s safe or worth your time. You’ll move through the Old Quarter with hotel pickup and a…
Hanoi slips by on pedaling wheels. I like the unobstructed photo views from your cyclo seat, and I really like how the route threads Old Quarter landmarks into a compact 30–45 minute loop. You get an easy way to spot…
Food lessons start at the wet market. What makes this one work is the Old Quarter flow: you meet at Hoang’s, head to a nearby market to pick fresh ingredients, then cook Vietnamese dishes with a chef and eat what…
Turning clay into a souvenir feels good. This Bat Trang ceramics class brings Vietnam’s famous ceramics tradition right into Hanoi’s Old Quarter at 115 Hàng Gai, Hoàn Kiếm, with expert help from artisans and teachers (people specifically mention instructors like…
Clay beats the chaos. This Bat Tràng pottery class brings an old ceramic craft tradition straight to Hanoi’s Old Quarter, so you get the fun without the long trip out to a village. It’s a private, 3-hour session with direct…
Street food hits different in Hanoi Old Quarter. This private walking tour is built around the places locals actually eat, with a guide helping you order the right things and skip the guesswork. You’ll sample up to 7 Vietnamese specialties,…
Hanoi tastes better on two wheels. The Old Quarter is a maze of lanes and scooters, so a guided motorbike route turns a stressful walk into a smart food mission. You get to focus on eating, not guessing where to…
