The Michelin Handbook suggests restaurants and places not to be missed if you only have 48 hours in Hanoi. With the Capital's unique iconic destinations, restaurants, and hotels, this is a schedule that visitors can refer to when visiting this city.
Day 1
Start your day with a stroll through the streets of French Quarter, grab a cup of coffee on Trieu Viet Vuong Street and see the city. Alternatively, you can try egg coffee at Sofitel Metropole Legend Hanoi. A premier hotel with a rich history dating back to 1901, it offers a luxurious and luxurious experience.
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If you wake up early, stop by Pho Bo Au Trieu to enjoy a hot bowl of pho. Pho is served with a rich beef bone broth, cooked for 10 hours, topped with ribs and tender beef tendons.
By noon, you can try vermicelli. The suggested address is the noodle shop that once welcomed former US president Barack Obama. The shop sells the Obama Combo, which includes a fried seafood spring roll, a special bowl of vermicelli and Hanoi beer - a dish that the former US President once enjoyed.
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Spend an afternoon exploring the ancient architecture and boulevards such as Tran Hung Dao, Ly Thuong Kiet, Hai Ba Trung. Visit the Vietnamese Women's Museum or Hoa Lo Prison to learn more about the city's history.
At the end of the day, enjoy dinner at a restaurant on Cua Bac Street. This restaurant on the Bib Gourmand 2023 list is located in a bright green and yellow house with typical dishes such as crab hotpot and porridge.
Day 2
You can start your day at Thong Nhat Park, one of the largest parks in central Hanoi, to enjoy the bustling atmosphere as the locals organize many activities. Suggestions for lunch are sushi and sashimi.
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In the afternoon, explore the southeast area of Hoan Kiem Lake, where you can admire the Hanoi Opera House with French architecture. Nearby is the National Museum of History, which houses a collection of artifacts introducing the history of Vietnam.
End your trip with dinner at a 1-Michelin-starred restaurant, or grab a bite to eat and sip a drink while watching the city at night from above. Visitors can enjoy the moments of feeling the rhythm of Hanoi life from the rooftop as a goodbye to this city.
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