Bach Dang street

Bach Dang Street is known as one of the most picturesque roads in Danang City. This historic street dates back to the era of French colonization, which contributes to its distinctive charm, showcasing several examples of old French architecture, including the Champa Sculpture Museum and the Danang City Library. Originally named “Quai Courbet,” which translates to riverside road, the street was renamed Bach Dang Street in 1956, a title it has held ever since. The road comprises a one-way route that runs alongside the Han River, featuring wide sidewalks that allow residents and visitors to enjoy stunning views of the river and the opposite cityscape. Starting at 7 PM daily, Bach Dang Street transforms into a vibrant walking street, bustling with shops, entertainment options, and areas that celebrate traditional culture. This lively atmosphere offers both locals and tourists a chance to immerse themselves in the vibrant nightlife of Danang City and gain a deeper understanding of the region's cultural heritage.