Getting around
Grab (bike or car) is the easiest way to move around the city. Drivers can meet you at the alley entrance.
Location
In a quiet alley off Đề Thám, minutes from Bến Thành Market, Saigon Centre and Bùi Viện walking street.
Local guide
Top sights, shopping and food spots near the house.
Pedestrian boulevard lined with cafés, ending at the colonial City Hall.
Two French-colonial landmarks side by side.
Historic presidential palace and museum.
A powerful look at Vietnam's modern history.
City views from the 49th floor. Best at sunset.
Saigon's iconic market for souvenirs, fabrics, coffee and local food stalls.
Modern shopping mall on Lê Lợi with international brands, a food hall and cafés.
Saigon's liveliest street at night: street food, bars and live music.
Vietnamese restaurants, bún chả, cafés and convenience stores around the corner.
Cars stop on the main road at the end of the alley.
Metro Line 1 towards Thảo Điền and Thủ Đức.
Depending on traffic.
Grab (bike or car) is the easiest way to move around the city. Drivers can meet you at the alley entrance.
Walk slowly and steadily; motorbikes will flow around you. Don't stop suddenly or run.
The best food is often on plastic stools. If a stall is busy with locals, it's a good sign.