Hanoi private walking tour with egg coffee workshop

Our tour guide will pick you up at your hotel in the old quarter.

Start the tour with visit at Hoan Kiem Lake, known as the heart of Hanoi, is a picturesque body of water steeped in legend and surrounded by lush greenery. It serves as a peaceful retreat for locals and visitors alike, offering scenic walking paths, stunning views of the iconic Turtle Tower, and a vibrant atmosphere.

Next is Ngoc Son Temple, located on a small island in Hoan Kiem Lake, is a beautiful and historic site dedicated to the worship of the legendary hero Tran Hung Dao. Connected by the iconic red Huc Bridge, the temple is a serene spot that offers visitors a glimpse into Vietnam's rich cultural heritage and spiritual traditions.

The Ly Thai To Statue honors the founder of the Ly dynasty, who moved Vietnam's capital to Hanoi in the 11th century. Situated in a scenic park near Hoan Kiem Lake, the statue is a popular gathering place for locals and offers a great view of the surrounding area, reflecting Hanoi's rich history and cultural significance.

After that is The French Quarter of Hanoi features elegant colonial architecture and tree-lined boulevards, reflecting the city's French colonial heritage. Notable landmarks like the Hanoi Opera House and Sofitel Legend Metropole Hotel add to its sophisticated charm, offering a unique blend of history and culture.

Then visit St. Joseph's Cathedral, a stunning Gothic-style church built in the late 19th century, is one of Hanoi's most iconic landmarks. With its impressive facade and rich history, it serves as a prominent symbol of Catholicism in Vietnam and a beautiful example of French colonial architecture.

Our next stop is The Ancient House of Mamay (Nhà Cổ Mã Mây) is a preserved 19th-century traditional Vietnamese house in Hanoi's Old Quarter. It showcases classic tube-house architecture, with narrow frontage, a deep layout, and an open courtyard. Known for its intricate wood carvings and traditional furnishings, this historic home offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of Hanoi’s merchant families of the past.

The last stop of the tour is an immersive egg coffee-making experience, where you can learn the art of crafting this iconic Hanoi drink. Under guidance, you’ll whisk egg yolks, brew strong coffee, and layer it all to create the perfect egg coffee. This hands-on activity provides a memorable, interactive taste of Hanoi’s culture, wrapping up the tour on a sweet note.