The displays are Good but Dated.. Nice place to spend if the Beach is NOT where you want to be.. Aloha Mark. More

A nice way to pass an hour, interesting to see about his life! More

The museum is closed until mid-January, so we couldn't get in, but we walked 2 km the wrong direction on main boulevard, because the map attached to this attraction puts the museum the wrong place! It's actually at the corner or Yersin street (duh) by the Sunrise Nha Trang Beach hotel, so watch out. More

You make a trip to Hong Ba (rent a motorbike; mountainous and scenic; get there and pay tribute to the great man he was (many places have a Yersin street). Nothing much up there, but getting there makes a beautiful day. More

We went to the Yersin museum as it sounded interesting and it certainly provided a limited insight into a fascinating life The man is clearly and understandably revered in the country and because of this we'd expected something better. There is very little by way of exhibits, certainly nothing interactive and it needed something to bring it to life, for... More

The most boring museum I have ever been to. It is that outdated they had to open it up to us. More

Small Museum with interesting History about a prominent figure in Nha Trang history. Located on Tran Phu., with an admission cost of 26K dong (about $1.50 US), the museum displays are mostly in french, but also include Vietnamese and english summaries. There isn't much in the way of modern media, but dropping $1.50 will tell you all you wanted to... More