Vietnam

Experience a charming urban stay at the Hanoi Solis Hotel, ideally located in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter, allowing you to savor all the vibrancy and authenticity of the capital. This welcoming hotel combines traditional elegance, modern comfort, and attentive service for a truly convivial stay.

Mopingo Tip: Take advantage of the hotel's ideal location to explore the lively streets and Hoan Kiem Lake on foot, and ask the team for advice on finding the best street food spots in the area.

Enjoy an authentic and welcoming culinary experience at Hoang's Restaurant, ideally located in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter, where you can savor the best of traditional Vietnamese cuisine. This friendly establishment combines family expertise, ultra-fresh market produce, and carefully selected vegetarian and vegan options for a meal that is both convivial and delicious.

Mopingo tip: Let the team guide you to taste the classics of Northern cuisine or their tasty vegan variations, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the pedestrian street after your dinner.

A lively and bustling square that marks the entrance to the historic district, ideal for observing the incessant ballet of Hanoi life and letting yourself be carried away by the energy of the city.

Mopingo tip : Settle down on the upper floor of a cafe overlooking the square to observe the impressive scooter traffic in peace and quiet.

A fascinating maze of ancient alleyways where each street bears the name of the craft that was once practiced there, between traditional shops and colonial architecture.

Mopingo tip : Keep your eyes peeled for hidden architectural details and don't hesitate to get a little lost in the side streets to escape the hustle and bustle.

An unusual and striking spectacle where a train passes very close to the facades of houses in a narrow and lively alley.

Mopingo tip : Check the train schedule in advance and settle down in a small cafe along the tracks, strictly adhering to safety instructions.

An elegant area with wide avenues lined with century-old trees, majestic opera houses and sublime colonial mansions that recall the city's European history.

Mopingo Tip : Go past the Hanoi Opera House, even from the outside, the architecture is worth a look, and the forecourt is an excellent landmark to get your bearings.

A delightful pedestrian bridge made of bright red-painted wood, with graceful curves, spans the tranquil waters of Hoan Kiem Lake to lead to the Jade Temple islet.

Mopingo Tip : Be aware that access to the Jade Temple (Ngoc Son) at the end of the bridge is subject to a fee (approximately 50,000 VND or €2), so bring some cash with you.

An impressive 19th-century neo-Gothic church with facades weathered by time, strangely reminiscent of Notre-Dame in the heart of Vietnam.

Mopingo tip : Check the opening hours if you want to go in (often closed between noon and 2pm).