• Temple Of Literature - The Temple of Literature stands as Vietnam’s first university complex. It serves not only as a cultural and historical landmark but also as a place where many students seek blessings for success in their exams and studies. This site is a highlight of the tour.
• Hoa Lo Prison - This intriguing site is the remnant of the former Hoa Lo Prison, humorously dubbed the ‘Hanoi Hilton’ by US prisoners of war during the American War. The exhibits primarily focus on the prison’s use until the mid-1950s, highlighting the Vietnamese fight for independence from France. A chilling artifact is the French guillotine, once used to execute Vietnamese revolutionaries. There are also displays about the American pilots held at Hoa Lo during the American War. Visitors will have 40 minutes to explore this prison.
• Hanoi train station - A visit to Hanoi Train Street is planned. Situated amidst Hanoi’s lively streets, the train streets captivate international tourists exploring Vietnam. Visitors are drawn to this area to witness its distinctive local scenery and the captivating sight of trains navigating through residential areas. Exploring Hanoi’s old quarter and Train Streets by Vespa offers an immersive experience of the city’s essence. This “authentic” approach allows visitors to discover the city center with intense emotions.
• Hang Gai Street (Street of Hemp) - The hidden backstreets of the Old Quarters are a remarkable discovery. For those interested in delving beyond the touristy shop-houses and the bustling streets to see the lives of Old Quarters’ residents, this tour offers an intimate exploration. This unique tour is crafted for travelers eager to learn about Hanoian culture and savor Hanoi’s finest street food, tucked away in corners that are hard to find alone. During the Vespa rides, stops will be made to sample Hanoi’s typical street foods hidden in street corners, such as Pho (beef/chicken noodle), Bun Cha (grilled pork with noodle), Banh Mi (Vietnamese bread), Bia Hoi Hanoi (Hanoi Draught beer), and Ca Phe Trung (egg coffee).

• Modern Vespa with experienced driver
• English speaking local guide
• All entrance fees
• Street foods
• Drinking water

• Personal expenses

Your local guide will pick you up from your hotel. Before embarking on the adventure of a lifetime on the back of a Vespa, the guide will provide a briefing. As you ride through the lively streets and narrow alleyways of the Old Quarter, you’ll have numerous chances to take captivating photos of iconic old streets like Hang Ma and Hang Bac. You’ll also stop for a brief tour of notable areas in the old town, including the Central Cathedral, Dong Xuan Market, and Long Bien Bridge.

You’ll have the opportunity to learn how to make Hanoi’s signature drink, egg coffee, and savor it before heading to explore Hanoi Train Street.

Visit the city’s main attractions, such as Hoa Lo Prison and the Temple of Literature. Throughout the ride, there will be several stops to sample a variety of Hanoi’s typical street foods, hidden in the corners of small alleys, including Bun Cha (grilled pork with noodles), Banh Goi (Pillow cake), Banh Tom (Shrimp cake), and Bia Hoi Hanoi (Hanoi fresh beer).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.