Only a few hours or a couple of days? Tour Hanoi at your speed. Upgrade for a night tour!
Only a few hours or a couple of days? Tour Hanoi at your speed. Upgrade for a night tour!
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Red route
Your journey begins amid the tranquil greenery of Frog Garden, before gliding past the elegant Central Post Office and the iconic spires of Hanoi Cathedral. The scholarly air of the Temple of Literature invites reflection, while Hoa Lo Prison shares haunting tales. Finally, let the ornate Hanoi Opera House dazzle as your story’s grand finale.
Popular stops: Quan Thanh, Tran Quoc Pagoda, Vietnam Women’s Museum
Night tour
Gliding out from the majestic Hanoi Opera House, the night bus passes the shimmering Con Coc flower garden, and the ancient walls of Thang Long Imperial Citadel. As the city glows, admire the Hanoi Cathedral’s Gothic outline, the vibrant Vietnam Women’s Museum, and return to the Opera House, beautifully bathed in evening lights.
The bus gave us a great opportunity to get a better understanding of the City of Hanoi, great A|C and information on the trip
Yes it was a great experience with uour company.
Great way to see the key sights in the City. The buses run very close to scheduled times which makes planning very easy.
The bus didn't stop at every stop and as a tourist we don't know exactly where we're at. They should announce the next stops or at least show on the screen. It was a boring bus ride
Very convenient, and well-organized. Excellent value.
The buses were comfortable. The audio was clear and the drop off points were convenient.
I was unable to download the QR codes from neither text nor email. When I went to the information booth by the Opera House, the woman was unable to connect with anyone. I had my confirmation code but still did not help me. In trying to get a refund for the unused tickets, no one was cooperative. Just an overall bad experience which is unfortunate because I have enjoyed this tour bus company in many parts of the world. At least there are other options in Hanoi which I would recommend not using Hop On Hop Off. Hamoi City Tours or City Sightseeing.
Choose from a daytime Red route with 13 stops or an evening non-stop night tour. Each offers distinct sightseeing perspectives of Hanoi’s character.
The bus stops close to must-see attractions such as Hoan Kiem Lake, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the Temple of Literature, and the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology.
With audio guides available in multiple languages, you'll never feel out of place, and you can discover the rich, layered history of Hanoi in the language of your choice!
Whether you want a quick overview of the city, a day's worth of sightseeing, or to indulge at each sight to your heart's content, there is a pass for that! Plus, with 12 months of extended validity, you can take the bus tour anytime you wish.
Discover the best of Vietnam’s capital with the City Sightseeing Hop-on Hop-off Hanoi service, offering a daytime loop and a non-stop panoramic night tour.
An open-top sightseeing bus connecting Hanoi’s key attractions with unlimited hop on and off access for your ticket’s duration.
Around 60 mins for the daytime Red Route, and about 50 mins for the evening non-stop night tour.
You can start at Frog (Flower) Garden, Opera House, or any official stop along the designated route.
Day tours run 9:15 am–5:15 pm. Night tours operate between 6 pm–8:15 pm, with fewer departures on weekdays.
Every 60 mins for day tours; every 45 mins weekdays and every 30 mins weekends for night service.
Audio guides are offered in multiple languages, including Korean, Vietnamese, English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, and Chinese.
No, entry fees are separate, but you may receive discounts at certain partnered museums or cultural sites.
Water is fine, but hot drinks, alcohol, and large meals are not permitted on the bus.