I entered the church and was immediately struck by its peace and tranquility. The interior is simple but elegant, with high ceilings and stained-glass windows. I spent a few minutes wandering around, admiring the architecture and taking in the atmosphere. I'm not a religious person, but I found the Da Nang Cathedral to be a truly special place. It's a beautiful and peaceful oasis in the midst of a bustling city. I'm glad I took the time to visit it, and I would highly recommend it

Unfortunately the Cathedral was shut which it appears to be most of the time outside of mass hours, which are very early. Nice Grotto to the rear with a flowing Holy Water font. Nothing written in English which is a bit of a shame.

Da Nang Cathedral is often called The Pink Church due to its gentle pink color. It was built in 1924 during the French colonial rule in the city center. After the gate, there's a Grotto, and you approach the Cathedral which seems to be closed like many here said. But, climb the left side ramp leading up, or the stairs to the right. You'll find an open door on the Church right hand side (not visible from the street, nor from Church front). Interior is modest, yet very beautiful and I had time to pray in peace with no one around.

Constructed by Louis Vallet, a priest who sketched the overall building on the land around the present Tran Phu Street, Danang Cathedral is about 70-metre high and is the only church built in Danang by the French colonialists. Visitors are attracted to the lovely candy-pink hue of the cathedral which was constructed in a Gothic style. The grotto of Our Lady is behind the church and its decoration is an adaptation of the grotto in Lourdes, France.

Wanting to attend mass on a Sunday, I briefly walked from my hotel to this cathedral. It was open, but no mass was being celebrating. Instead, the priest was noted baptizing babies. After the ceremony, I walked around this church, taking photos of the altar and some glass stained windows. Said my prayers before going out. Outside, there is a small grotto with the statue of Mary. On the right side (near the entrance) is another statue and colorful papers hanging at the tree branches. Took more pictures of the front views of the cathedral before leaving.

It is a catheral pink in colour and fully functional, in which it is frequently used for activities and not accessible by visitors. We could only see its external and took pictures. When there are on-going activities, visitors are not even allowed to get close and stopped by guard far away. Because of this, it is not an interesting place to visit.