Dong Khoi Street

Dong Khoi Street is located in District 1, a vibrant central urban area of Ho Chi Minh City. Stretching over 600 meters, it begins at the intersection with Nguyen Du Street and concludes at Ton Duc Thang Street.

Dong Khoi Street is one of the most bustling and crowded thoroughfares in Ho Chi Minh City. Alongside Le Loi Street and Nguyen Hue Street, it ranks among the three streets with the highest land prices in the city. This street serves as one of the main commercial hubs, complementing Nguyen Hue Street as a key area for shopping and dining. It features a wide array of esteemed restaurants, including the popular Nam Kha, luxury hotels such as the Caravelle Hotel, Sheraton Saigon, and Majestic Hotel, as well as high-end shopping centers like Lucky Plaza and the Yamaha Showroom. Notable stores, including Parkson Department Store and Xuan Thu Bookstore, also add to its allure.

Among Dong Khoi Street's attractions are three iconic French architectural masterpieces: the Saigon Opera House, built in 1897 by French architect Ferret Eugene; the Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica, a cathedral established by French colonists and constructed between 1863 and 1880; and the Saigon Central Post Office, designed by the renowned architect Gustave Eiffel. These landmarks continue to draw millions of visitors each year, standing as significant symbols of the city’s history and culture.

The street is further enhanced by a rich assortment of boutiques, shops, cafés, shopping centers, and restaurants, making it an ideal location for leisurely strolls both day and night. During various festivals, Dong Khoi Street transforms into a vibrant pedestrian promenade, inviting locals and tourists alike to enjoy the festive atmosphere.