Vietnam Fine Arts Museum
Just across the street from the Temple of Literature, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum can be found spotted easily from afar.
About The Museum
Originally constructed in the 1930s, this building served as a Girls' School for high-ranking Indochinese officials. In 1966, it was officially transformed into the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, showcasing a rich assortment of Vietnamese artistic heritage.
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Displays
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The museum features a diverse collection that includes paintings, ceramics, and lacquerware created by modern post-war artists, as well as artifacts that date back to prehistoric and feudal eras of Vietnam.
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While many artworks on display are replicas, as the originals were largely lost during wartime, the museum still offers a fascinating insight into Vietnam's artistic evolution. It is recommended to visit this museum after exploring the nearby Temple of Literature. Guided tours in English and French are available at the entrance.
Useful Information
- Location: Bao Tang My Thuat Ha Noi
- Best for: Family, couple, solo
- Entrance: Free
- Hours: 8:30AM - 5PM
- Distance to city center: 0.4km (0.2 mi)
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