This is an absolutely beautiful structure in the central area of Ho Chi Minh City. The grounds on which it is located are landscaped to perfection. We were passing by so we purchased a ticket and went inside. Be sure and purchase one of the small booklets which gives a lot of useful information about the place. There are two... more

I definitely recommend a visit to this landmark of vietnamese history as it was built for the South Vietnam President in 1964, only to be emptied after Ho Chi Minh City was conquered by North Vietnam on the 30th April 1975. From there onwards it has been used as a living history museum, with a few war tanks, superbly well... more

The Reunification Palace, in my opinion, was one of the most interesting places I went to while in HCMC. As I am only 24, I really had no idea of what happened in the Vietnam War, so going through this building and seeing how the president lived, and listening to what happened during the war was interesting. Upon arriving at... more

Nothing new here but offers an insight into how the president used to live. Tourists are not allowed the enter the rooms, so, have to make do with taking photos from the outside. Can see if you are a first timer in Saigon. more

近代的で無機的な建物自体と、伝統的なベトナム式調度品との調和がとても見応えがある歴史的建造物です。 また、旧官邸として... more

1966年に建てられたという会堂は木々に囲まれ市街地の喧騒を忘れさせてくれました。受付で料金を払い、建物内は原則ガイドつ... more