Great to see the museum and the lovely gardens with the Elephants wandering around. More

We probably would have gotten more out of it if we had a guide, we attempted to tour this place on our own with the map, would suggest a guide though. Shame they don't have audio guides for hire and you could do it successfully yourself. It takes a long time, would suggest an umbrella and a hat as with... More

go on your own if you want to really appreciate this place. I spent 2 hours in there just wandering around, taking photos and savouring the atmosphere. You can hire a tour guide at the entrance if you wish and then spend time on your own afterwards looking around in depth More

This city goes on and on! So many things to see within the walls. Area near the entrance also serves as community gathering place for families. Kite and toy vendors, with families flying kites in the garden area. More

A visit to the Citadel is well worth the entrance fee but beware when paying. Entrance fee is 80,000 dong per person. My wife handed over 500,000 for the 2 of us. The money went straight under the table and then she was asked for a further 10,000. When receiving the change there was a 10,000dong note stuck between a... More

Very impressive, reminscent of the Forbidden City in Beijing. Still being renovated after the war damage, but they are progressing well and still plenty to see, Allocate a couple of hours at least. More

Huge complex, very well preserved and being reconstructed after the long battle between US troops and Viet Cong in '68. So much to see it seems to go on and on. We did enjoy an elephant ride on the grounds. More

there has been so much damage to this site from the war that you need to use your imagination when looking around. there are still plenty of interesting buildings and it is worth the visit. i can imagine that it would have been very grand in its day. More

The Citadel is a must if you are going to Hue, but there isn't much else in the city to commend a visit. Best visit the Citadel on a drive through or stay one night only. The Pagoda on the river is excellent, but unless you really must, the royal tombs further up the river can be missed. A note... More