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Hanoi Opera House

1,113 Reviews

#41 of 304 things to do in Hanoi

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1 Trang Tien Street, Hanoi 10000, Vietnam

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Lang Toi - My Village: Vietnamese Culture Show at Hanoi Opera House

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“beautiful building”(71 reviews)

“french architecture”(40 reviews)

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Resembling the Opéra Palais Garnier, Hanoi Opera House, built in 10 years since 1911 by two French architects. The magnificent building became one of the top landmarks in Hanoi. The Opera House hosts cultural entertaining performances, bamboo...more

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1 Trang Tien Street, Hanoi 10000, Vietnam

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+84 91 105 30 30

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momsengupta

Jakarta, Indonesia

353

Reviewed yesterday via mobile

Outstanding performance and architecture

We had wanted to go to he opera house just to check it out. Once there we found out there was a performance called Lang tai or “my village.” The show was about to start in 3 minutes (I kid you not) and the only...More

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tuztraveller

Turramurra, Australia

174

Reviewed 3 days ago

Vietnamese Opera House, Hanoi.

Unfortunately for us, the Opera House was closed for tours. The exterior was a great example of French colonial architecture.

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fishwatcher1

New Zealand

5027

Reviewed 1 week ago

Beautiful building

Glorious piece of opulent architecture but I am pretty sure you can only see inside if you attend a show. We saw My Village which was fantastic. And of course we got to see the building too

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nellielim

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

34551220

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Architectural landmark

The Hanoi Opera House built by the French colonists in 1911 is one of the architectural landmarks in the city. It is a popular tourist landmark. Regular local and international concerts and performances are held here.

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SeppinQuFu

Qufu, China

144

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

little Paris ?

interesting nice for the events, it is an exclusive place out of reach for most of the Vietnamese people

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Harcourt C

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Nice building

The great thing is that they've an Opera House. The exterior of the structure had not something very special. We couldn't enter. It is situated in probably the most costly district of Ha Noi. The courtyard on the Opera is filled with brasseries and cafe.

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JafarTuhin

101

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

It's a must visit place in Hanoi

This is the oldest opera house in Hanoi. A French structure. Shows some Vietnamese traditional opera and European opera as well. I like it.

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petrobarclay1

Greater Melbourne, Australia

163

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

at the very bootom of the main street

i was going to go in untill i saw the price it was about 30 dollers us if yuor into opera houses go for it but i rather spend 30 bucks on something else very small place

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Marvin W

17632

Reviewed August 20, 2018

Walk by, walk in

A fascinating French building worth a circumnavigation, and, if you are so inclined, a night at the opera (the interior being just as interesting). Capable opera orchestra.

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Kaylasoltys R

Reviewed August 19, 2018

Nice building

A spend internally to gaze around, and seat that is comfortable for an uplifting functionality of the Ninth Symphony. Vietnam National Symphony Orchestra, and 3 neighborhood choirs, poked the point. The common wall of sounds in the finale drew lengthy applause. Well worth each one...More

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Saasha-Q

How much do the opera tickets cost on an average? Also is there is website from where tickets can be purchased? Lastly are the shows listed somewhere online? Or do i have to buy th tickets in person when in hanoi?

July 25, 2018|

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Hi Saasha Yes you can buy the ticket online. Please google for Hanoi Opera house, there was an online website with shows schedule. There are some guidelines in TA that we need to abide. So cannit list down here.

Vikram G

Hello! Which website do we use to book the tickets in the opera house?

January 27, 2018|

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Hi, You can google Hanoi Opera Tickets. Or, if you are staying at a major hotel ( Sofitel is the best ) the Opera House is literally twp blocks away and you can walk there to get tickets.